All the Kitchen Items We're Dreaming of Buying This April

We love Brightland's oils and vinegars, and its newest Brightland Zeal ($28) is perfect for spring. The slow-fermented vinegar was made in the Shenandoah Valley in partnership with Lindera Farms. The limited-edition vinegar has tasting notes of garlic, shallot, leek, and pickled jalapeño. The unique blend adds the perfect little kick to everything from salads to even Bloody Marys.

You've surely seen or tried the popular Our Place Always Pan ($145) by now, but the brand just launched it in a new neon shade, and we're into the vibrant feel. The lime hue is also available in the Perfect Pot ($165), so you can get both if you're in need of new cookware.

We're always in the mood for new kitchenware, and the Leeway Home Limited Edition Leeway Dish Set of 8 ($120) is at the top of our wish list. The handy dishes are what we like to call "blates," functional as both a plate and a bowl. Plus, the rainbow edging is the perfect finishing touch.

Chopping just got easier with the GIR Quad Chopper ($15). Whether you're smashing avocados for guacamole or potatoes for mashed potatoes, this will give you the muscle to do so. Plus, it comes in four other cute color choices.

The Recreation Center Flower Seder Plate ($300) is the ultimate serving platter for when you have guests over. Not only is it pretty to look at, but it also offers separate sectionals to organize your appetizers and snacks.

Add the Opalhouse Designed With Jungalow Melamine Dinner Plates ($14 for four) to your kitchen this spring and summer. The color hue is pretty, and the stackable design makes them easy to store.

Don't forget about spring cleaning. You can get your kitchen cabinets or pantry in order with the Neat Method Rattan Storage Baskets ($36-$48). The stylish design looks good enough to put on display, too.

You'll love to cheers a glass of champagne with the Soho Home Brimscombe Optic Coupe Set ($104 for four). Bust out this pretty set for your next dinner party.

If you've always wanted a dutch oven, your match is the new Made In Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven ($199). Constructed in northeast France, this is truly a piece that will stay in your family for years to come. From baking bread to cooking short ribs and even making the perfect stew, it truly does it all. It comes in both blue and red, but we're into the bold red hue this season.

Spring has us ready for new, fresh smells, leaving behind all our holiday scents. One of our favorites is the Drift Co. Amber Candle ($34), which has hints of lavender, sage, and fresh rain. It's the perfect scent to add to a kitchen or dining space to clear out cooking smells.

Honestly, how cute is this Sheep Salt and Pepper Shaker Set ($16)? It makes for a great gift, too.

Bakers and cooks will get a kick out of the Staff Oven Mitts ($34). They'll keep your hands safe all while bringing you a little bit of joy.