Spice rack Contemporary Kitchen, Adelaide
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eileenwicke wrote:
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Thanks for chiming in. The spice jars are Maxwell & Williams and are widely available in Australia but I'm sure you can find something similar in the US.
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dpat
Thank You very much for your comment!
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Erin
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It was a gift so I'm not sure, but the brand is J-Me.
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411rodgers wrote:
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I bought the racks and hooks from Ikea. The spice jars were from House & Garden several years ago. Hope that helps!
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Becky Harris added this to Houzz Tour: Designs for Every Space From Atypical Type A
"The spice jars were originally in a benchtop carousel, but when my collection grew I decided to upgrade to a roomy wall-mounted rack in a previously wasted nook."
KitchenLab Interiors added this to 24 Hot Ideas for Stashing Spices
Wall-mounted racks are sleek and simple and can fit in a small section of unused wall space.
Urban Casa added this to Small Living 101: Smart Space Savers for Your Kitchen Walls
7. Spice RackSpices can take up a lot of surface area in a cabinet or on a countertop. If a pullout, built-in spice cabinet isn’t in your budget — or your space limitations — go for the wall-mounted type. Spice displays can be considered eye-catching decor. Select a finish that will stand out but also complement the rest of your kitchen. You might try stainless steel, as in this photo, or perhaps a Shabby Chic design.
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R R added this to RABRoufa Kitchen
i don't do matching spice jars - i know. i tried
