Noticed recently in the kitchen of Kinfolk editors Nathan and Katie Williams, a hanging fruit basket with a nautical edge.
Parting ways from the traditional 3-tier produce basket, Nathan and Katie, as Nathan explains, "bought the hanging scale from a local antique store in Lincoln City, fastened it to our ceiling with a circle hook and hung the metal basket for fruit and vegetables." We like the basket so much that we've sleuthed out similar materials to make one of our own.
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Above: Photography by Caroline and Jayden of Woodnote Photography.
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Above: Photography by Caroline and Jayden of Woodnote Photography.
Above: French Metal Basket with a wooden handle; €17 from Neëst.
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Above: Source an Antique Hanging Scale like this Brass Hanging Scale by Landers, Frary, and Clark for $20 on Etsy.
Above: Fog Linen's simple Iron S Hook is £1.99 at Ruby Roost. The S Hook is $4.70 NZD from Father Rabbit. See more from our post: 5 Quick Fixes: S Hooks with Style.
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