Selena Gomez’s Second Collection of Cookware with Our Place Features Calming Colors for Stylish Chefs

Danielle Directo-Meston

June 21, 2023 at 8:05 PM·2 min read

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Selena Gomez is spicing up our kitchens and dining tables once again with her second Our Place collaboration. Now that she’s shown culinary chops via her Emmy-nominated Max series, Selena + Chef, the Only Murders in the Building actress is putting her stylish touch on another collection of cult-favorite kitchenware.

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Available starting today, the Selena Gomez x Our Place Summer collection ($125-$395) features the Hollywood-loved company’s best-selling cookware in two new earthy hues: Cielo and Tierra. This collab includes the new and improved Always Pan 2.0 (which is now oven-safe), the Perfect Pot, the Mini Always Pan, the Mini Perfect Pot and the Oven Pan. There’s also a four-piece cookware set with large and mini pots and pans, which are all finished with gold knobs on the lids. (The first collab featured bright berry pink and electric blue colorways inspired by her Rare Beauty brand.)

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When the first collab launched, Our Place founder Shiza Shahid said she and Gomez “connected over their joint belief that a home-cooked meal has the power to bring our world closer together.” The Spring Breakers actress premiered her cooking show in 2020 on Max (formerly HBO Max), where its third season is now streaming.

Our Place is also donating 10 percent of net proceeds from the collaboration to Rare Beauty’s nonprofit organization Rare Impact Fund, which helps to expand access to mental health services for young people.

The cookware company is known for its multi-tasking ceramic kitchen essentials that have earned accolades from Paris Hilton (who has used the Always Pan on her cooking show), Oprah Winfrey and Cameron Diaz. The Always Pan was recently upgraded to last 50 percent longer, and it now boasts a 10-in-1 design that’s oven-safe and made from 100 percent certified post-consumer waste. The brand also debuted its first kitchen appliance, the Wonder Oven, a $195 “countertop connoisseur” that can air fry, toast, reheat, broil, roast and bake.

See more from the Selena Gomez x Our Place summer collection below, and shop the latest collab (as well as the colorful pieces from the first drop) online here.

Our Place x Selena Gomez Always Pan 2.0 in Tierra

Our Place x Selena Gomez Always Pan 2.0

Price: $150

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Our Place x Selena Gomez Perfect Pot in Cielo

Our Place x Selena Gomez Perfect Pot

Price: $165

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Our Place x Selena Gomez Oven Pan in Tierra

Our Place x Selena Gomez Oven Pan

Price: $125

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Our Place x Selena Gomez Mini Always Pan in Tierra

Our Place x Selena Gomez Mini Always Pan

Price: $120

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Our Place x Selena Gomez Mini Perfect Pot in Cielo

Our Place x Selena Gomez Mini Perfect Pot

Price: $130

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Our Place x Selena Gomez Always Pan 2.0 in Tierra

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Our Place x Selena Gomez Perfect Pot in Cielo

Our Place x Selena Gomez Perfect Pot

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Our Place x Selena Gomez Mini Always Pan in Tierra

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