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Get ready to wish this week was next week. Why? IKEA’s 2018 catalog hits stores next Wednesday (that’s August 2 — you can request your copy now and you can also browse it online on August 7). Exciting, right?
We couldn’t agree with you more: This is always our favorite time of year. Will there be something that’s even more versatile than the RÅSKOG cart? What amazing — and totally affordable! — tabletop finds will be on offer? What will their kitchens look like? So many questions!
Luckily, we have a few answers. In that we got a sneak peek at the catalog. Here are 10 new kitchen-related things we’re most excited about.
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Make sure you add “salad night” to this week’s meal plan, because no matter what you bring home from the farmers market, this summery take on a classic Cobb will be your new favorite. Fill your bowl with leafy greens and then cover them with a blanket of seasonal veggies, a hard-boiled egg, some crumbled bacon and blue cheese, and an herb-filled white wine vinaigrette.
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From Apartment Therapy → Clever Ways to Use those Small, Awkward Spaces in Your Kitchen
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We’re big fans of drawers — instead of lower cabinets — in the kitchen. They often result in more storage space, and they make it easy to see all the contents. (And they’re just an unexpected thing to find, as most kitchens have one drawer and then a cabinet — not a row of drawers.)
So you can imagine how excited we got when we saw this kitchen, belonging to Anya Kassoff, the blogger behind Golubka Kitchen. Just look at those drawers! For starters, they’re drawers! They’re also made out of vintage fruit crates, making them the perfect place to store all sorts of farmers market finds.
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Years ago, after my high school graduation, I was looking for adventure and a fresh start. My big adventure involved moving over 500 miles from my home in the Midwest to Ottawa, Ontario — a relatively large city where I knew only one person. Since that one person was often busy, I spent a lot […]