I think of all the Food Network shows I keep up with Giada at Home the most. She kept a couple of things from her Everyday Italian show but mostly everything is new. The show emphasizes her California lifestyle so everything is the aesthetic is clean, modern, and eco-friendly. Not a bad view either with the ocean as the backdrop. Here are some of the great pieces from the set.
Ikea CELEBER canisters on her counter for flour and sugar SHOP
Ikea DROPPAR jars for storing her pantry ingredients SHOP
Glass & Brushed Aluminum Square Canisters SHOP
Anchor Hocking Emma Jars with Metal Lids SHOP
Anchor carries 10 oz, 20 oz and 30 oz but the ones I’ve seen her use are pretty small. I’m not sure if the smaller ones are discontinued.
Chilewich Ray Tray SHOP
Giada keeps this three-tiered stand on her back counter filled with fresh ingredients.
Cuvee Suede Oven Mitt SHOP
Giada’s used various colors including chocolate, purple, and gray. I remember seeing the purple for the first time I loved it. It was hard to see on the TV and was kind of sad when I found out the fabric was suede. Not sure how easy it would be to clean.
Anthropologie Egg Crate SHOP
Giada made this piece popular from Everyday Italian. The turquoise option is really cute as well.
Porcelain Measuring Set- SHOP
UPDATE: Giada’s version is from the shop, Anthropologie. They no longer carry it but Food Network’s website has it.
Another piece brought from her Everyday Italian set. I love the look of the set but knowing me I’d break them.
Crate and Barrel Triple Pour 2-Cup Measuring Cup SHOP
I like how the markings are clear rather than red like on a Pyrex
Keep checking back as I update with more great set pieces! 
Dear Jenn: Sincere thanks for sharing our oven glove product on your blog. I found your blog while searching for recipes that use Olailleberries.
Regarding the suede oven gloves, I am the manufacturer and have enjoyed the opportunity to have my products on Giada’s show. It actually has been a highlight to my little company – I’ve never had so much fun! Back to the gloves… They are machine-washable and made from garment-grade suede which is meant to laundered. They clean up nicely with a little bit of OxyClean in the water. We also have a protectant to spray on gloves, potholders or any of our leather kitchenware to help keep stains away.
We recently upgraded the oven glove design with great response so far!
Cheers & Happy Cooking!
Kim