68,700 period kitchen Products

This is my favorite growth chart find of all. You personalize it by adding the child's name and the heights of family members. Takes the fun out of doing the 'back-to-back-gee-whiz-Grandpa-I-think-I'm-taller-than-you' game at family get togethers, but is a fabulous keepsake. Not to mention it's...

This wonderful ceiling mounted light has contemporary polished nickel that gleams, and a vintage style glass with a charming retro design. It's a fun choice for a kitchen, bathroom, hallway, or even as an overhead light in the bedroom.

Fit twice the amount of pans in one small space. Perfect.

I get so tired of the pot-and-pan avalanche that happens every time I open my cabinets. This cookware organizer is a great way to ensure that nothing is precariously perched on top of anything else.

Period Inspired "Colonial" paint with hand applied antique "Van Dyke" glaze.

Period Inspired "Colonial" paint with hand applied antique "Van Dyke" glaze.

Period Inspired "Colonial" paint with hand applied antique "Van Dyke" glaze.

Who doesn't have a wasted nook in between cabinets? I love this idea for hanging kitchen utensils.

Metallic silver and rustic wood are a perfect fuse of natural and artificial. Depending on the perspective that you view this coffee table, the material composition and style can really present themselves differently.

I love this lamp, and this appears to be the most affordable option out there. It fits in anywhere, I think. But, with its capiz shell material it is perfect for bringing some sea life inside.

I love this! Thanks to the pilfering habits of my kids (and an unexplained love of measuring utensils), my measuring cup "set" consists of only the one-third cup and one-eighth cup measuring cups. I'm forever using Google to find measurement conversions, so this cupboard conversion chart would be...

The fantastic aged gray on this oak flooring is really lovely. Going for that calm, timeless french country look? This would be a good choice for flooring.

A perfect way to add a little vintage lighting charm. I'd probably opt for Edison bulbs to up the vintage ante just a bit.

An authentic vintage French periodic table for the budding scientist in your house.

For the (inner) science nerd, pick up a set of periodic table magnets. You can test your memory on all those symbols, as we all learned that H is the symbol for hydrogen once upon a time.

This table is SO my grandmother's screened-in porch in Hyannisport. They just don't make tables with magazine racks on the sides anymore. Well, except for these folks, and I appreciate it.

Get nerdy and learn your elements over dinner. (Yes, I count myself in the "nerd" category.)

Bamboo's properties make it suitable for use in bathrooms too. This basin would be great on a thick white Caesarstone countertop.

The clear, crystal and metal bubble shade adds a touch of elegance to this lighting fixture and coalesces style with elegance.

I love this quote and believe in it wholeheartedly. We all have something to offer, and this is a great reminder for any home.

Sure, the popularity of fondue rises and falls periodically, but trends aside, who can resist a divine chocolate pot with strawberries and bananas? And, hey, it's got fruit so it's healthy, right?

There's nothing more modern than a grid, and this simple grid of shelves fits right up against the wall, appearing to float. It can also serve as a modern room divider in a more open space.

This shiny stainless steel door shows your modern style right from the street. I also love that substantial handle, and the locking mechanism (are those four deadbolts I count?) looks like it means business too.

Thanks to a range of possible materials for the panel inserts, these sliding doors from Modernus are insanely versatile. Use with glass to let in light, or try wood or lacquer inserts for a more defined division of space.

Hanging gardens bring life to a room (every room should have something living in it) and are fantastic conversation starters in the modern abode. Hang these beautiful fern gardens with traditional colorful glass ornaments in an entryway or in front of a window.