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How Do I Choose the Best Kitchen Pottery?

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Updated: May 17, 2024
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If you want to buy the best kitchen pottery for your house, then you should consider some details to help you sort through the wide range of available products. For example, if you are looking for decorative pottery to display in the kitchen, you may need to choose between items that have a few functions and those that are just meant to look attractive. If you need kitchen pottery that is primarily functional and will rarely be displayed, you may want to consider the quality and whether your items all match before you buy. Whether your items will be displayed prominently or mostly kept in your cupboards, the appearance — including color and style — also can be important, because you'll likely want to enjoy your kitchen wares.

If you want decorative pottery for your kitchen, then you have many options, some of which even serve dual purposes. For example, you can usually find a pottery vase that can hold fresh or artificial flowers, while a soap dish or soap bottle made of this material also is often available. In addition, you can get sponge holders, bread bowls and utensil jars made of fired clay. Many people tend to leave these items out in plain view, so they can be considered both decor and kitchen necessities. On the other hand, some items are just meant to be used to decorate the room, so you may want to consider this option if you already have enough functional items in your kitchen.

Some practical kitchen pottery does not need to be displayed, but you may need more than one of each item. For example, some homeowners like mugs, plates and bowls made from this material, because most pottery dinnerware is durable and comes in various colors and designs. You also can choose pottery serving pieces, such as pitchers, casserole dishes and serving platters. It is often nice for these items to match, but that may not be important if you will rarely use them together, so consider this point before you buy kitchen pottery. You also should may want to think about how often your serving and cooking pottery will likely be used, because this will help you decide whether you prefer high-quality, strong items or more fragile pottery that will only be used for special occasions.

Whether you want decor for your kitchen or functional pottery, you likely will want to consider the appearance of the pieces you choose. Things to think about include the color you prefer, because many pottery items come in nearly any shade. You also may consider whether you want your pottery to be glazed, which is shiny, or unglazed, which tends to look more natural. Additionally, you should choose the best design for your kitchen pottery, keeping in mind how it would look compared to the rest of the house. For example, if you have a jungle theme in your home, then you may prefer kitchen pottery that looks rough and unfinished, while more elegant pottery may be best if your theme is modern and sophisticated.

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Autumn Rivers, a talented writer for WiseGeek, holds a B.A. in Journalism from Arizona State University. Her background in journalism helps her create well-researched and engaging content, providing readers with valuable insights and information on a variety of subjects.

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