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Article: Baker's rack provides style and storage
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- Chicago Sun-Times
- Article date:
- April 2, 2004
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I guess everyone doesn't need a baker's rack, but if you have a
kitchen with a little extra wall space, or a porch, entry or dining
room -- heck, even a bedroom -- a baker's rack can be quite handy.
My "Room by Room" co-host partner, Matt Fox, loves it when I
suggest a baker's rack. Why, you ask? Think about it: A baker's rack
is used to store items and, unlike many storage pieces, it doesn't
weight much.
Let's start in the kitchen, which is the obvious placement. The
baker's rack is a great place for functional items as well as
accessories. Large but attractive soup pots or roasting pans can look
nice on the bottom shelves, along with baskets of placemats and
rolled napkins for color.
Now ...