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Peppers, parsnips, potatoes? You got it, Spud.

These storage baskets are great for compartmentalizing vegetables, whether in the crisper, cabinets, or counters. Movable dividers will separate your produce nicely. Save room by stacking baskets on top of each other. Don’t worry about smothering or stifling your vegetables: the baskets are designed to keep your vegetables fresh by allowing air to flow with mesh sidings and raised bottoms.

A waterfall of handbags!

Display your bags in a beautiful, waterfall formation instead of having them collect dust on the top shelf. Or worse, save them from getting crushed. This handbag organizer can be hung in the closet, hooked onto a door, or screwed into a wall. Each link is removable, so you can customize the size according to the number of bags you have (we’re guessing a lot!).

The whole tooth and nothing but the tooth.

One million and one times better than a toothbrush cup. This smart sink organizer offers individual slots for toothpaste, brushes and other dental tools. The design keeps toothbrushes upright and in their own lane, never touching one another. Not only is this open-frame design more sanitary, but it’s easier to clean, too. The bottom tray pops out, making clean-up much easier than reaching for the bottom of a cup.

The best way to store handbags. It can be hung up inside the closet or on the door, or simply be attached to the wall with screws. The components are removable so you can customize the size to your liking.

Snap it up before it’s too late!

This simple over-the-door hook folds up when not in use, minimizing its footprint and disappearing into your doorway. Useful for adding hanging space to any room in a sleek, discreet way.

Let the shampoo out of the bottle.

Elevate your bathroom look with these minimalist, reusable dispensers and never look back. You carefully choose every other item in your bathroom to fit your decor, so why not your shower decor? Match your shampoo, conditioner, and soap bottles and step back to admire your handiwork.

Floor-mounted Door Stop made of silicone

Some serious trash talk.

This sleek, minimal trash can offers much more than meets the eye. The slanted opening was integrated to hide unsightly trash within. An interlocking design pins your trash bag in place while simultaneously hiding the unattractive bin liner. Finally, a handle at the back makes for easy emptying. It’s just so clever!

Small but mighty.

This functional stand is your new favorite kitchen tool you didn’t know you needed. It has many uses: hold compost for food scraps or dry glasses, thermoses, mugs, or baby bottles. Small and compact, it can be folded up to store easily, making it a popular item in space-limited Japanese homes. Fans of the collapsible stand often end up purchasing a second or third, either for themselves or as gifts for friends or family. Welcome to the fold.

A not-so-basic wash-bin.

A dish-drying, soaking basin double-combo! The stopper at the base of this dish rack makes it a versatile tool that’s great for rinsing, soaking, or scrubbing dirty dishes. After the washing is done, this basin makes a great dish drainer, as its rotating spout is self-draining and directs runoff water back into the sink. Now that’s smart!

We’re dishing up style.

Relatively compact, this dish rack is great for city-dwellers or kitchen countertops that are tight on real estate. The best part is that, with its rotating spout, this dish rack is completely self-draining. Swivel the spout in the direction of your sink and watch the water flow right back in. The future of dish drying is here.