Pyrex kitchen

The “mid mod” kitchenware is suddenly trendy amongst zillennials

Love the look of vintage Pyrex or have a small collection of your own, but don’t know how to display it in your home? I’m sharing a few of the ways I’ve decorated with Pyrex in two of our homes—both with very different looks. Hope you’ll be inspired to get yours out and start using it after reading

But the next time you go thrifting, be sure to wander up and down every last aisle and scour every single shelf for the one kitchen item you should always buy secondhand: Pyrex bowls.

Pyrex is the king of practical kitchenware! Those resilient casserole dishes and percolators have been the mainstays of kitchens the world over. But it might surprise you to know that vintage Pyrex patterns are becoming ... Read more

What Is The Difference Between Anchor and Pyrex? If you’re a kitchen enthusiast like I am, you’ve probably come across two well-known glassware brands: Anchor Hocking and Pyrex. Both have their unique offerings, but they are often compared...

Corning's PYREX® glassware was created in the early 1900s to meet the needs of the expanding American railroad system, but American housewives' love of this recognizable, useful, and popular glass grew from the vast assortment of kitchen glass that followed. PYREX® brand kitchen glass was the first...

Vintage Pyrex is highly collectible and comes in many colorful patterns. Find out which Pyrex dishes you need, including a timeline of Pyrex history.

niuniu/istockphotoWho says Pyrex bowls only belong in the kitchen? Featuring quirky and vibrant patterns, vintage Pyrex is experiencing a resurgence in popul...

Do you have a gold mine in your cupboards? See why vintage Pyrex bowls are perfect for your kitchen and a sought-after collectible, too!