March Notes from the Kitchen

A Little Round Up

Hello Friends! We're so excited to welcome Spring. We love this season as a fresh start, a reason to hit the reset button, and to bring fresh perspectives to existing ideas.

We hope colder days are behind us and are looking forward to seeing the earliest blooms and blades of grass sprouting from the ground.

Get inspired with us and read on for our gorgeous Spring Entertainwares drop, our Spring Rounds, and a few flower arranging tips, just in time for Spring!

Spring Entertainwares

Have you checked out our Entertainwares yet? If not, we have a great reason for you to do so. Our Spring Entertainwares collection of beautiful Bitossi and Heather Taylor Home products has dropped.

Head to the Entertainwares section of our website to see all available products.

Spring Rounds

Our Spring Rounds are now available in pastels with just a bit of bright. Perfect for Easter and any Spring affair! Head to the site site to order yours now and choose from Halfsies, Solid, or Marbleized.

In Bloom

One of the things I enjoy most, both to give and to receive, are fresh cut flowers. I truly believe they are life-enhancing. I appreciate them all the more for their relatively short lives. If you are not confident in your flower arranging skills, a great way to bring an assortment into your home is through multiple vessels, each with their own flower.

To do this kind of arrangement, buy any assortment of flowers you love from your grocery store or in my case, bodega. I chose spray roses, parrot tulips, hyacinths and a dear friend brought me some delightful blue scabiosa!

Very important! Remove all excess leaves/greenery from the stem of each flower... especially anything that will be submerged in water as they will rot and cause your flowers to die quickly.

Select a variety of shapes and sizes for your vessels... jam jars are great here!

Cut each type of flower to a different height so you create nice movement - think that you are creating a little scene. Try to choose what height would suit each type of flower.

Another important note! Only give tulips a small amount of water... otherwise these will quickly stand up rod straight and loose all of their windy charm.

Have fun and experiment!

Thank you for reading this month’s newsletter!

I’ll be visiting Japan for the first time at the end of this month. Speaking of beautiful blooms, I can’t wait to see all of the Cherry Blossoms in season. I look forward to sharing some photos when I’m back from my trip. If you have any recommendations, I’d love to hear them - just reply back to this email.

xx Anna