Bread-fast time.

Your ciabattas, batards, and tender boules are about to have a change of address. Make a gorgeous home for your bread with this countertop-ready walnut bread box. (We’ve got one like it in the office for tucking away loaves, because we’re never far from our next piece of toast.) That coloring and grain—check out the occasional knot—is as elegant as they come. With a hole at either end for easy opening and just enough airflow to keep the bread within extra fresh, the lid is flush with the sides when it’s closed. And did we mention that it doubles as a cutting board? How nifty is that. We're using it to slice up this winning banana bread for a breakfast treat.

From the undisputed, best-ever bread making tips in the book to a no-fuss, no-knead sandwich loaf you'll turn to for school days and beyond, we've got a whole host of yeasty recipes to store in your new bread bungalow.

Due to the unique nature of each piece of wood, your bread box will show varied coloring and grain, possibly pin knots and sapwood. The bread box is unstained.