The Original
Metal canisters — first made from iron dipped in tin — date back to the mid-1800s, when they began to replace glass and wooden bins as a way to protect pantry staples from moisture and mice. After World War II, models with stylized, graphic prints became king of the kitchen (this trio, left, $60 on rubylane.com, dates to the late 1940s). Today, a variety of new designs proves that these fun, functional containers remain a valuable stock option.
Channel your inner Julia Child with these French tins by Comptoir de Famille.
($28.95 for set, 7½"H-4½"H, Nicole Grey & Co.; 415-383-4500)
Floral
Karma Living's pink pots would look just as pretty holding powder room toiletries.
($9.50-$7.50 each, 5"H-3¾"H; pearlriver.com)
These whimsical airtight canisters are a perfect addition to any country kitchen.
($119 for set of three, williams-sonoma.com; (888) 922-4108))
If you want to know more about home decoration tips, please refer to Kids Bedding Blog to get more ideas.
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