Type Tuesday: For the Love of Cooking

For years I've had six sepia photographs of various fruit and vegetables from a local's Farmer's Market hanging in my dining room or entry hall. Lately I've been thinking about what else could go in those frames -- maybe typography prints of frequently used ingredients or common cooking or baking techniques?

The Finds (top left clockwise): 13" x 19" Kitchen Conversions Typography Print, $28; ; 8" x 10" Herb Typography Print, $22; 8.5" x 11" Wine Poster, $16; 2 - 8" x 10" Cook and Bake Typography Prints, $25.

While these prints would work with a black and red (or purple) color scheme, unfortunately they won't work with the Patina Steel frames we have from Room and Board.

Anyone else wish Etsy had a search by color feature? It would make finding coordinating accessories for events and home decor so much easier.

Bon Apetit!
Eden
 
Credits: All images taken by their respective Etsy sellers: Delivered by Danielle; Longfellow Designs; Sweet Fine Day; and Tidbits Studio. Collage created by Eden Hensley Silverstein for The Road to the Good Life.

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