Orange Kitchen Canisters
Buy the best orange kitchen canisters selected and recommended by interior designers. By Tara Gosselin.
A fun and clever way to brighten your kitchen, the addition of orange kitchen canisters will give the space a warm and energetic feel. And that not only adds the aesthetic of your kitchen but also give you an effective medium for storing flour sugar and assorted other baking ingredients. They come in many shades of orange and are all made of the finest materials, sure to last you a long time.
Orange Kitchen Canisters
Buying Guide
Tara Gosselin
Interior Design Expert
Tara is a San Antonio-based award-winning landscape architect, writer and educator, passionate about eco-friendly solutions and growing her own food. She knows all it takes to help you create a sustainable backyard retreat that combines blissful charm with a modern take on landscaping.
Orange kitchen canisters are a fun way to brighten up your kitchen and keep your spices organized and accessible. Canisters for your countertop come in all shapes and sizes so you can customize your look to accommodate the types of spices and herbs you want to store inside of them.
Choose little jars for spices you only use in small amounts, like onion salt, and medium-sized ones for things you use every day, such as cinnamon or turmeric. Orange kitchen canisters can be made of glossy ceramic, which is perfect for a modern kitchen, or you can purchase transparent glass canisters with an orange tint for a psychedelic aesthetic.
Whatever style of canister you select, ensure that it seals tightly to preserve your spices. If your kitchen gets a lot of natural sunlight, you’ll be better off sticking to ceramic canisters that block the light and keep your spices cooler because exposure to heat weakens the flavor of spices.
Orange kitchen canisters feel like they’re straight out of the ‘60s or ‘70s, so we’d pair them with a mod, mid-century-modern, or lightly boho aesthetic. Either make sure that everything else in your kitchen is neutral (white, black, navy) to help aid with a clean mod, minimal vibe or make sure that your kitchen matches your canisters with similar warm hues (taupe, magenta, cream, cognac) for a very ‘70s feel.