While a basic plastic recipe box works just fine, here are some more interesting options.
1. The box above, by Charles Fradin Home, has been featured all over the place lately: in the March 2008 issue of Bon Appetit (where I saw it), on Oprah's web site, and in the Los Angeles Times. The letterpress cards and dividers are probably the big attraction.
2. These lucite recipe boxes from Jack and Lulu come with attractive tabs and monogrammed index cards; there are four different designs.
3. These wood recipes boxes are designed to be personalized. They are handmade in northern Wisconsin using locally grown and harvested aspen.
4. Over on Etsy, Tropical Creations sells this stained glass recipe box. Dec 2008 update: There are no recipe boxes at this store right now.
5. This recipe box comes to us from Italy. Update on Dec. 31, 2010: I'm no longer seeing this product being sold.
Related Post (with more recipe boxes and other alternatives):
Organizing the Recipes in Three Steps
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