Salt Pepper Shaker Decor
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An old silverplated platter in my kitchen holds pens and this sweet vignette. (Photo by Charlotte Ekker Wiggins)
Salt Pepper Shaker Decor
As we continue to adjust our living spaces for more and frequent use, repurposing salt and pepper shakers into easy home decor is a good option to brighten a space with little effort.
A friend gave me a vintage ceramic mouse holding a piece of cheese salt shaker many years ago. The little ceramic brought smiles every time I saw it so I started looking around for other salt and pepper shakers. Salt and pepper shakers are small enough to easily store and take little time to set out in a small space.
I didn’t find them often but when I did, I brought them home to be added to one shoe box and to quickly update a little corner of my kitchen.
This particular spot is the first thing I see when I walk into the kitchen and keeps me company when I am working at the kitchen island.
Last Christmas, another friend gifted me with these charming ceramic bears with a honey pot salt and pepper shakers.
These gift bears with honey salt and pepper shakers are the perfect size for this space. (Photo by Charlotte Ekker Wiggins)
So cute and the perfect addition to my glass flower basket with a handblown glass bee flying over the flowers.
A little handblown glass bee flies over the flowers in the glass basket. (Photo by Charlotte Ekker Wiggins)
It takes me about 5, maybe 10 minutes if I have to pick new flowers - to update this little kitchen corner.
Sometimes I put out a new salt and pepper set for a new season. Other times a new set comes out to celebrate a special occasion. It’s so easy to do and has minimal impact on the rest of the space.
And did I mention the fun it is to treasure hunt for them?
