I've always had a soft spot for copper accents – it's a material that feels naturally warm and refined but also beautifully rustic. But too much can look overwhelming. That's why I've fallen for the copper kitchen utensils from Magnolia as they bring in just the right amount of vintage charm and subtle metallics.
If you've been wondering how to replace black plastic utensils, this is your sign to switch. And if, like me, cluttered kitchen drawers and mismatched utensils make you want to throw everything out and learn how to organize kitchen utensils, this could be a good place to start.
Joanna Gaines' copper kitchen utensils are so pretty that you'll want to leave them out on display all the time. Hang them on the walls, store them in stoneware jars, or display them on open shelving for an authentic look. They'll also be handy to grab as you need (no more hunting through over-filled drawers).
Yes, Joanna Gaines has done it again by creating a dreamy range that is as beautiful as it is useful, including everything from walnut and copper measuring cups to copper sieves and copper biscuit cutters. Just more lovely things to add to my wishlist, along with the pieces I'm coveting from Joanna Gaines' new cooking show.
With hammered brass finishes, walnut wood handles, and brass contrasts, these Magnolia kitchen utensils conjure up images of historic country kitchens with copper ladles, pans, and jelly moulds displayed on the walls, and using them might just make me feel like I'd been transported to the set of Downton Abbey.
These are the pieces that I'll be collecting, and some are even on sale already.
Magnolia's copper kitchen utensils
In durable stainless steel with a luxe copper coating these measuring cups look so refined, and I particularly love the Magnolia logo on the walnut wood handles.
Whether you're whisking up a batch of eggs for breakfast or some cake batter at the weekend, it will be a pleasure with this copper whisk with has a rustic feel and tactile wooden handle.
You'll want to bake everyday with these gorgeous biscuit cutters, which feel like they could have come straight from the vintage market.
Keep clumps at bay and your bakes fluffy, with this stunning flour sifter which allows for easy one-handed operation.
This nesting set of measuring cups will save space on storage and have a luxe hammered copper finish with elegant gold handles and etched measurements.
This could be the kitchen utensil you never knew you needed, but it's a good excuse to replace your plastic garlic crusher for this more beautiful option.
This has the look of a piece you'd expect to see in a traditional French bistro serving up ladles full of steaming onion soup. It's a more aesthetic alternative to stainless steel.
Imagine rinsing your homegrown produce or farmstand buys in this attractive colander. It beats the contemporary stainless steel versions on style hands-down.
One of the more expensive pieces in the selection, due to being handmade, this elegant scoop is idea for flour, coffee beans or dried pulses and has rustic refill store vibes. It even has a hole in the handle to hang it from.
If you, too, have been won over by the joy of copper kitchen accessories, you might be ready to invest in some pans, too. We found this affordable French copper cookware at IKEA and our team have plenty of advice on how to clean copper pans, including a $10 copper cleaner that Martha Stewart swears by.
