Many of the items O’Brien carries are made by artisans, several of them local. “It’s been such a wonderful journey to discover new makers,” she says. The store also hosts classes on everything from cookie decorating to seasonal cooking.
“I LOVE KITCHEN THINGS that inspire me to cook and gather people together,” says Susan O’Brien, owner of The Kitchen Table, a darling kitchenware store that opened last November in Sacramento. O’Brien, a former psychologist who discontinued her private practice to pursue her dream of opening the retail shop, wanted to create an environment where she could connect to others through food. “Cooking always felt like sharing love,” she says. “I hope my store will inspire people to cook more.”
The Kitchen Table is a cozy converted bungalow in East Sacramento, is stocked with cheerful ceramic bowls, hand-woven baskets, trendy barware and cocktail ingredients, table linens, cookbooks, jams and honeys, screen-printed dish towels, cutting boards, greeting cards and more.
The store, a cozy converted bungalow in East Sacramento, is stocked with cheerful ceramic bowls, hand-woven baskets, trendy barware and cocktail ingredients, table linens, cookbooks, jams and honeys, screen-printed dish towels, cutting boards, greeting cards and more. Many of the items O’Brien carries are made by artisans, several of them local. “It’s been such a wonderful journey to discover new makers,” she says. The store also hosts classes on everything from cookie decorating to seasonal cooking. “I wanted to make this place a true gathering spot.
1462 33rd St., Sacramento
(916) 588-9866 • kitchentablesac.com
The Kitchen Table is a cozy converted bungalow in East Sacramento, is stocked with cheerful ceramic bowls, hand-woven baskets, trendy barware and cocktail ingredients, table linens, cookbooks, jams and honeys, screen-printed dish towels, cutting boards, greeting cards and more.
Susan O’Brien, owner of The Kitchen Table, a darling kitchenware store that opened last November in Sacramento.
By Catherine Warmerdam
Photography by Wes Davis
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