This is the thing that started my obsession with Yamazaki. It’s the perfect out-of-the-way organizer that is both functional and beautiful. Heavy-duty magnets keep this shelf firmly stuck to the side of my fridge to hold a salt cellar, pepper grinder, and box of Maldon salt. Even with consistent use, it hasn’t budged a centimeter.

Did you ever think you could find an umbrella stand that was beautiful? This architectural holder even has cutouts to hang smaller umbrellas so they don’t get stuck at the bottom, sitting in their own wetness. It comes in both black and white, so you can choose how bold you want to go with your umbrella stand.

Leaning ladders had their moment, but it’s not like they’re going away any time soon. I love this one, with its small footprint and contrasting metal and wood rungs.  Use it as decor or put it in your bedroom to hang all the things that you only wore once. There are even rubber stoppers at the bottom to keep from scratching up the floors.

If you want more organization next to your couch, get a side table that does more. This tiered option has a top that’s perfect for resting drinks and the bottom is a pretty sleek magazine storage solution. You can even tuck a laptop in there, too.

A storage basket that actually looks good is kind of hard to find. This versatile option can hold practically anything you need and the unique, open-weave look makes it a standout piece you’ll want to keep out on your counter.

This drying rack is a step above the rest — literally. “The double decker design is one I’m convinced all dish racks moving forward should have, but the smart design doesn't just stop there. The bottom tray has a little spout so that water from your dishes can run off and pour directly into your sink. The bottom can also be raised up if you don’t have that many dishes or need to place something bigger down there like a pasta pot. It also has a little holder for silverware and adjustable hooks to hang measuring spoons.”

This sleek box makes cables almost magically disappear. “The box functions like a magician's box: a power strip enters, and then disappears. Well, it’s still there, but you have to lift the lid up to look inside and access it. It has slits on both sides of the box to allow cords to run through it, while keeping them organized.”