
something that might be often overlooked is how just a simple bowl of summer fresh fruit or veggies, like heirloom tomatoes or artichokes, for instance, look so pretty out on display in your kitchen or dining table. it’s something i always see in european homes but not quite as often here in the states and it’s really just so appealing to me, and clearly so easy to do. it’s kind of obvious, but sometimes we tuck our fresh produce away in the fridge instead of keeping it within reach. if you’re like me (and i’m trying to get much better at this!) i often forget about that apple in the crisper and before i know it, it’s gone to waste. so, i’ve been keeping a lot of fresh fruits on a and a lovely full of lemons (they smell so good) out on my countertop after my trip to the weekly farmers market — and it makes me feel a little bit like i’m living on the amalfi coast, or perhaps Provence — it’s a lovely illusion, anyway, and a practice i’ve really begun to embrace. they always add them in photoshoots, so why not save a little on fresh flowers and instead display colorful produce that you can actually eat instead? not to mention, the and themselves can be so gorgeous and they can make for incredible tablescapes for entertaining, too! if you’re in need of some display inspiration, i follow both and on instagram for some uniquely beautiful ideas.





clockwise, l to r: peaches by ; fruit pedestal; figs by ; produce in bowls by ; figs and grapes by ; open shelving via ; wood bowl with peaches by ; black pedestal dish from ; figs on pink plate by ; pear by ; oranges by .










• all other photography credits in order of appearance: hanging fruit basket for kinfolk; squash and pottery via; Proscuitto & melon via ; blue fruit bowl via ; macrame hanging basket from ; fruit bowl with open shelves via ; black kitchen via ; teal Levi Bowls from ; lemons & plums via via ; Molly Boho 3-Tier Hanging Basket; leanne ford’s l.a. cabin via ; la pitchoune by ; fruit bowl by ; cookbooks and fruit bowl via ; wood shaker bowl via ; hanging veggies baskets via ; kungsfors mesh bags.
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