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ZARA DOES IT AGAIN WITH NEW KITCHEN COLLECTION

They look like they belong in a high-end showroom.

July 31, 2019

We regularly peruse Zara Home and scroll the high-street retailer’s site in search of on-trend, accessible finds from bedding, bathware, tablecloths, china and glassware with seriously luxe looks.

Berghoff Cast Iron Pot, Saucepan and Frying Pan, all $129 each, zara.com.au

This week, we were delighted to discover the Spanish chains’ new kitchen collection of utensils, (steak knives to prep knives) and cast iron cooking pots and saucepans with looks that will last.

Check them out!

Zara Set of Three Arcos Knives, $149, zara.com.au

Zara Set of Three Arcos Knives, $149, zara.com.au

Zara Berghoof Cast Iron Pot, $129, zara.com.au

Set of 4 Arcos Steak Knives, $39.95, zara.com.au

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