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Chrissy Teigen's stunning kitchenware line at Target is still on sale for Presidents' Day — from $35

Jessica Becker
·1-min read
Chrissy Teigen and kitchenware
Absolutely beautiful. Mind-blowing, really. Chrissy's not bad, either. (Photo: Target/David Livingston)

I can't say enough good things about Chrissy Teigen's kitchenware line. Even more exciting, it's up to 30% off at Target for a Presidents' Day weekend sale that still going.

Quick overview

  • 14-Piece Nonstick Aluminum Cookware Combo Set in Blue

    $160$200Save $40
    See at Target

  • 6-Piece Stainless Steel Cutlery and Wood Block Set

    $70$90Save $20
    See at Target

  • 2.5-Quart Donabe-Style Stoneware Clay Pot with Lid in Black

    $40$50Save $10
    See at Target

  • 11-Inch Round Enameled Cast Iron Skillet in Ombre Green

    $50$70Save $20
    See at Target

  • Mango Wood Condiment Server 4-Piece Set

    $40$50Save $10
    See at Target

  • 4-Inch Aluminum Spice Cellar and Spoon in Gold with Mango Wood Lid

    $35$45Save $10
    See at Target

  • 3-Piece Brass Cheese Knife Set with Black Handles

    $40$50Save $10
    See at Target

  • 20-Piece Stoneware Dinnerware Set in Cream

    $80$90Save $10
    See at Target

  • 4-Piece 12.17oz Spanish Glass Set

    $50$70Save $20
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The mom and author of successful cookbooks such as Cravings: Recipes for All the Food You Want to Eat and Cravings: Hungry for More, Teigen is no novice in the kitchen, but these pieces — from knives to skillets — are not only handy, they're also beautiful (and on mega sale). As an interior designer, nothing excites me more than when functional is also pretty. Read on to check out my curated list of discounted beauties.

Get cooking

Target

14-Piece Nonstick Aluminum Cookware Combo Set in Blue

$160$200Save $40
Let's start with this stunning blue enamel set that's 20% off. It has all the basic pots and pans, plus a cutting board, utensils and a baking sheet. Tempered glass lids allow you to view your dinner in progress, while ingenious silicone handles protect your mitts.
$160 at Target
Target

6-Piece Stainless Steel Cutlery and Wood Block Set

$70$90Save $20
The organic ashwood handles on this knife set make it a statement piece for your countertop. High-carbon stainless steel blades and full-tang construction make them the durable, well-balanced blades you need in the kitchen.
$70 at Target
Target

2.5-Quart Donabe-Style Stoneware Clay Pot with Lid in Black

$40$50Save $10
This Donabe-style piece ("donabe" is Japanese for "clay pot") will allow you to make traditional slow-cooked dishes in high style. Stew, steam and braise your way to legend status.
$40 at Target
Target

11-Inch Round Enameled Cast Iron Skillet in Ombre Green

$50$70Save $20
Wow your family with this pretty pastel pan, ideal for making everything from pancakes to omelets to fried chicken. It's a perfect merging of the durability of cast iron and the aesthetic allure of enamel. A convenient spout allows you to skim drippings and save gravies, and the dual handles keep you in full control.
$50 at Target

Get serving

Target

Mango Wood Condiment Server 4-Piece Set

$40$50Save $10
Serve up pre-dinner nibbles, snacks during movie night or a variety of salsas on taco Tuesdays. No matter what you put in the three glass bowls, you'll present it in style. The tray features rattan handles and grooves to hold the bowls securely.
$40 at Target
Target

4-Inch Aluminum Spice Cellar and Spoon in Gold with Mango Wood Lid

$35$45Save $10
This spice cellar is a little gem for your tabletop. Use it to dish out sea salt, chili flakes, raw sugar or any treasured condiments. Gold aluminum and mango wood embossed with a leaf pattern add a nature-inspired accent to your tablescape.
$35 at Target
Target

3-Piece Brass Cheese Knife Set with Black Handles

$40$50Save $10
Charming cheese knives dress up your hors d'oeuvres, and these are stunning, with blackened ornate handles and brass blades. Add one of Chrissy's wooden cutting boards and you've got yourself (or, OK, maybe someone else) a great gift.
$40 at Target

Dish it out

Target

20-Piece Stoneware Dinnerware Set in Cream

$80$90Save $10
The warm neutral white and handmade appearance of this embossed stoneware will liven up your table. The pieces look delicate but will stand up to your microwave and dishwasher, making them an ideal everyday set that's pretty enough for a formal dinner.
$80 at Target
Target

4-Piece 12.17oz Spanish Glass Set

$50$70Save $20
Don't forget the drinks! This 12-ounce highball ensemble sets a new standard with its hand-blown aesthetic, featuring a thick base and bubble glass. Grab the matching 8-ounce tumblers, which are also on sale.
$50 at Target

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