One major point of frustration my partner and I endured in our kitchen for the past year was our too-old, no-longer-nonstick pans. We couldn't fry an egg without it getting completely stuck, leading to many a frustrating breakfast. When I realized that Quince, a brand whose well-made clothes I appreciate, stocks kitchenware, I was excited to try it. We opted for the
Quince Ceramic Nonstick Frying Pan Set ($120), which was not only affordably priced but also very nice-looking. And several weeks into using these, I can say proudly that our fried eggs have no chance of getting stuck again.
We also have a relatively small counter space in our kitchen (and a block full of dull knives we've had for years), so we have been loving the Quince Japanese Damascus Steel Knife Block Set ($150). It's a sleek knife block that takes up minimal space, and the knives — which include an eight-inch chef's knife, six-inch serrated utility knife, and 3.5-inch paring knife — glide so satisfyingly smoothly through our meal prep.
Finally, we added sentimental touches in smaller corners of the kitchen, including this print that my friend and I made at a local SF studio.
