A stylish and sturdy soup pot is, dare we say, the kitchen must-have for the fall/winter season. Homemade soups are in my weekly rotation during the colder months, but I have yet to secure a pot that is as aesthetically pleasing as it is durable.
That is, until I saw Kendall Jenner's Instagram story, wherein she revealed her pot of choice is none other than Mackenzie-Childs' Courtly Check Stockpot (available at Harrods) in black and white.
Perfect for making a warming soup like Kendall, this 7-quart stockpot is the ultimate holiday crowd-pleaser, and as a bonus, it looks stunning on a stovetop.
Known for their playful yet sophisticated designs, Mackenzie-Childs is perfect for those looking to add some visual intrigue to their kitchens.
Some other kitchenware we love includes this cherry red electric kettle, an emerald green toaster, and a sterling creamer set, all of which are available on Amazon. Below, we have rounded up some of our current favorites for easy shopping.
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Who doesn't love a hint of cherry? I'd be skipping out of bed to make my morning brew if I owned this gorgeous kettle.
This handsome toaster is sure to invite plenty of compliments from your guests. I love the subtle MacKenzie-Childs branding in the center.
I might struggle to make more counter space in my small kitchen, but I'd simply have to keep these cutting boards on display – they're too spectacular to hide in a hosting closet.
Whether you use it to serve tea or display trinkets on your coffee table, a stylish tray is every host's secret weapon. Your guests will be desperate to know where you picked up this one.
Sterling Check is one of my favorite MacKenzie-Childs colorways, and I adore this set; I'd gladly add it to my collection of country grandmother-inspired tableware.
Inject some vintage-inspired charm into your kitchen with this handsome canister; I love the intricate gold detailing and the decorative glass knob.
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