Breville began in Sydney in 1932, founded by Bill O’Brien and Harry Norville—its name a blend of their surnames.

These soups are perfect for slow weekends. Invite friends over, set a table with fall décor, and let everyone help themselves to seconds.

There’s a certain magic in a pot of chili simmering low and slow. The scent fills the house, mingling with autumn’s crisp air and the first whispers of woodsmoke from neighboring chimneys.

Sourdough is one of the oldest forms of leavened bread, with origins tracing back over 5,000 years to ancient Egypt.

providing exceptional kitchen tools, expert guidance on their proper use, and a thoughtfully curated shopping experience designed to inspire both home cooks and culinary enthusiasts.

Since 1814, WÜSTHOF has been shaping steel in Solingen, Germany, a town long revered as the “City of Blades.”

The story of Staub starts in 1974, in the vineyards and timbered towns of Alsace, France. Francis Staub, the son of a family baker, grew up around the comforting hum of ovens and the scent of bread.

When people talk about “cod,” they’re often reaching for a single name that covers several different but equally beloved fish of the sea.

Former Chicago restaurateur Patrick O’Neil - and Blake Smith’s best friend for over 40 years - is finally sharing the secret ingredient behind his legendary, award-winning BBQ ribs—the very recipe that built his restaurant empire.

In the early 1980s, down in the quiet Delta town of Greenwood, Mississippi, a homebuilder named Fred Carl, Jr. began dreaming of a kitchen unlike any other.

The brand’s mantra—“Designed to be Beautiful to Use”—captures this ethos: appliances that are quietly powerful, tactile to the touch, elegant to the eye.

“My original mission with Savannah Bee Company was to sell the best honeybee products while educating people about the fascinating world of bees.”

Smithey Ironware began as a backyard passion project. Founder Isaac Morton discovered his love for vintage ironware while spending time in his woodshed, captivated by the smooth finishes and timeless logos of classic designs.

The company began as a metal enameling and smelting business, with its name derived from the Italian words "Smalterie Metallurgiche Emiliane Guastalla", which translates to "Emilian Metal Enamelling Works of Guastalla."

As the name suggests, this is a place built on stories—stories of people, of passion, and of coffee.