A Must See: Black Celeb Chef’s Stunning Kitchen Collection Is Giving NYC ‘Boujee’ Vibes

What we love most about Adjepong’s collection is the neutral color palette that allows you to integrate the pieces seamlessly with pieces you already own.

Say goodbye to paper plates and level up with these terra cotta appetizer plates ($49.95). The hand-painted plates are dishwasher safe and come in four unique designs so your guests won’t lose track of their apps.

Organize your kitchen supplies in style with the Didi Mu Canisters in small ($24.95), medium ($29.95) and large ($34.95). The neutral textured ceramic jars make it ok to keep your flour on the kitchen counter.

Can’t you see your fresh veggies, flowers and bread this handwoven decorative market basket ($129.95)?

Your charcuterie board will be the star of the show with these stackable cutting boards ($49.95 - $189.95). They are made from sustainably sourced acacia wood and come in a choice of three sizes.

The cast iron dutch oven ($79.95) is made for soups, stews and roasts. The pot is safe in the oven up to 500 degrees and so beautiful you’ll want to bring it right from the oven to your table.

These salt and pepper mills ($34.95 each) made from wood sourced from responsibly managed forests, are a work of art, so they look great on your kitchen counter for cooking or on your table when you’re entertaining.

Impress your guests when you serve your boozy beverages in this glass punch bowl and marble stand ($89.95). The bowl is made of hand-blown glass with a subtle hammered texture. And the marble base is everything.

The stunning glassware in the collection, which includes the tumbler ($9.95), double old fashioned glass ($8.95) and pitcher ($19.95), is made of hammered glass, giving it a cool texture.

Made with 90 percent recycled clay, this beautiful serving bowl ($49.95) will make your salads and sides the star of the show.

Add some flair to your table with flowers inside this ceramic footed decorative bowl. ($79.95)

Protect your table from hot dishes with this beautiful gold metallic trivet ($24.95). The design is inspired by the Nea Onnim, a Ghanaian symbol of knowledge and learning.

These hammered brass candle holders ($49.90 for set of 2) will make you want to dine by candlelight every night.

Even if cooking isn’t your thing, the Kata Organic Cotton Apron ($49.95) will help you look the part. It’s made of 100 percent organic cotton with a waxed coating that can be wiped clean when it’s stained. You can even have it personalized with your initials.

We love household items that work overtime, especially when you don’t have enough storage for the “good china” you only use twice a year. Chef Eric’s collection is a beautiful combination of style, texture and color that make the pieces perfect for weeknight family dinners and weekend entertaining.