Styling the iconic MacKenzie-Childs courtly check pieces in my home

Last year I got my first piece from MacKenzie-Childs and I instantly fell in love. It’s a beautiful checkered chop board that I use almost every day. (You can win one by entering my recent giveaway too, details on this post!) The board is honestly one of my most frequently requested product links, which is understandable because it’s so beautiful! Anyways, I’ve been hooked since I got my first piece and have been building on my collection.

This year, I’m so excited to partner with MacKenzie-Childs to share my love for their pieces with you. The Courtly Check pattern is so classic yet playful, which is what drew me to the collection. The pattern is inspired by the black and white floors of Westminster Abbey, making it a timeless addition to any home. I also love finding pieces that reflect my quirky personality and this collection is IT.

One of my favorite pieces from the collection is the enamel tea kettle. It’s not only a practical item for making my daily matcha, but it also doubles as a statement decor piece for my kitchen. The size is perfect and holds a lot of water, plus the quality is unbeatable.

As someone who loves the little details, I’m obsessed with the everyday bowls and cups from the collection. The bowls add an extra touch of luxury to my recipes and the cups me feel fancy even when I’m just having a cup of matcha or a smoothie.

I’ve shared all of my favorite MacKenzie-Childs pieces on my LTK post, and you can use my code CHIRSTINE15 for 15% off your purchase! The code is only valid for 48 hours, so make sure to snag anything on their website that you’ve been eyeing.

Overall, I’m in LOVE with the way my MacKenzie-Childs pieces have elevated my home decor. The Courtly Check pattern is so versatile and adds a touch of whimsy to any space. I hope you’ll consider adding some pieces to your own home and enjoy them as much as I do!

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