It’s always a good day when Joanna Gaines drops a new Magnolia home collection, and the beloved design star is going all in on the vintage vibes in her fall assortment this time around. From tea towels boasting charming block prints to warm wood shelving and hand-painted vases, there’s an heirloom quality to just about every piece—and I’m here for it.
Of the 120+ items in Joanna’s fall lineup, one immediately caught my eye: the vintage-inspired cookbook holder + riser. It’s pretty and functional, and it’s a simple way to add some pizzazz to a kitchen counter without breaking the bank.
For me, it’s the little details that make the holder feel like a true vintage find. You get a rich wood finish, scalloped base, and brass gallery rail—plus, it’s complete with turned legs that add to its vintage charm. It’s double duty, too: While it’s designed for propping up a cookbook, you can also fold it down and use the surface to display small decorative accents, like a vase or a few bottles of your go-to olive oil.
It’s the perfect example of Joanna’s intention to put comfort first with this collection. “Comfort is created by hand,” the HGTV alum shared in a press announcement. “It comes together in textures and colors, thoughtfully-styled corners and layered tables.”
Satisfied customers have already shared their thoughts. “Beautiful addition to my kitchen!” one said about the cookbook holder. “So well made and absolutely gorgeous,” another commented. “Holds a cookbook well,” another wrote.
If this retro-inspired cookbook holder is your idea of the perfect kitchen accessory, I’d suggest clicking “add to cart” while it’s still in stock. And while you’re at it, I’ve also included other picks from Joanna’s fall collection that are worth a look.
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Monique Valeris is the home design director for Good Housekeeping, where she oversees the brand's home decorating coverage across print and digital. Prior to joining GH in 2020, she was the digital editor at Elle Decor. In her current role, she explores everything from design trends and home tours to lifestyle product recommendations, including writing her monthly column, "What's in My Cart."
