Kitchen Accessories + Organization

The small decisions in a kitchen — where the salt lives, what holds the utensils, how the counter is organized — add up to the difference between a kitchen that works and one that just exists. At Lulu and Georgia, the kitchen accessories and organization collection brings together canisters and storage containers, dish racks and drying mats, counter organizers and trivets, and kitchen accessories in ceramic, wood, marble, and stainless — objects that work efficiently and look considered in the process.

What kitchen accessories does Lulu and Georgia carry?

The collection includes ceramic and glass canisters and storage jars, dish drying racks and mats in silicone and wood, marble and stone trivets and counter protectors, utensil holders and organizers, spice racks, cookbook holders, compost bins, oil and vinegar dispensers, and small kitchen storage solutions in a range of materials. Most pieces are designed for counter display rather than concealed storage.

How do I organize a kitchen counter without it looking cluttered?

Limit counter objects to what you use every day and what you’re willing to clean regularly. A canister set for coffee, sugar, and flour; a utensil holder; a fruit bowl; and a small cutting board is a complete and functional counter without crowding. Group objects by function or material rather than scattering them. Keep the toaster, coffee maker, and other appliances on the counter only if used daily — store the rest. The less on the counter, the more each object matters.

What material works best for kitchen canisters?

Ceramic and stoneware canisters are the most visually versatile and come in a range of glazes and forms — they work on any counter aesthetic. Glass canisters show contents clearly and are easy to clean. Wood and natural material canisters add warmth but are less moisture-resistant and not suitable for refrigerator storage. Stainless canisters are durable and airtight, better for long-term pantry storage than for counter display. Choose by what you’re storing and where.

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