If you’ve been cooking for a few years, you’ve probably already stocked your kitchen with basic tools and equipmenta few key recipesgrown-up kitchen habits We like to think of this list as a “next-level” guide to making your kitchen feel grown-up. Most of the items below don’t show up on standard starter kitchen lists; they’re not really essential for the most beginner cook, but they’re fantastic items for the lifelong cook.

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Kate Spade Turquoise Pots and Pans from the All in Good Taste Collection - Love the non-stick coating!

Integrating the Color of the Year into your space might seem a bit overwhelming, if not impossible. But not to worry. The following ideas will show you how to incorporate the jewel-toned violet hue into virtually any space with high-style and sophistication.

Organized kitchen storage cabinets! This is a really easy, great way to store store pots, pans, and lids. This pot rack has a place for every piece and it’s easy to put things back where they belong! One of the best kitchen cabinet organizers I've seen. #kitchen #storage #cabinets #organizers #pots #pans

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My three cast iron skillets are my most-used kitchen items. One of the skillets used to belong to my grandmother, which means the interior is super smooth (great for eggs). Because I use them so often, I keep my pans right on my stovetop, but that’s certainly the least exciting way to store them, as evidenced by the setups in these 10 kitchens: Cast iron pans actually look quite striking when displayed in the open, whether packed in clusters on a pot rack or hung side by side on the wall.

Find the perfect pan, pot or cooker for your kitchen needs, with convenient, high-quality features you’ll appreciate for everyday meals as well as entertaining.