The holidays just got a bit brighter with the latest hues of kitchenware.
No longer do cooks have to polish their copper or buff their stainless steel to a mirror finish. From the looks of things, if you’re a cook who always gets new cookware under the tree, this Christmas is going to be a colorful one – it’s the buzz for culinary wares this season.
“Adding color through cookware is an easy and much more affordable way to express your sense of fashion and add personality to kitchen decor,” says Jeffrey Kruskall, vice president of business development at global cookware distributor Meyer Corp.
And it doesn’t take an expensive lifetime commitment such as totally renovating your kitchen to match, he adds. All it may take is the simple addition of a brightly colored tea kettle on the stove or a colorful porcelain enamel skillet or stock pot. Any of these can add interest and flair to a kitchen previously lacking in color, particularly since white kitchens are the current trend, Kruskall adds.
When deciding on color trends, designers of kitchenware get their cue from designers of fashion and home decor.