Tackle your (small) mountain of dirty dishes, then put the clean pile on this topographic drainer to dry. The slight shift in elevation will allow your dinnerware to air out, and it's just the right fit for a bachelor/ette pad with minimal washing up.
Done with the dishes? This flat-pack plastic rack will keep your plates and bowls aligned while they dry. Excess water drips off into the draining tray, which can be easily poured from the small spout in front, and your utensils will stay put in the removable cutlery cup.
Repurpose your used glass jars into a brand new set of functional kitchen containers. Each set of tops comes with five different types—sugar, milk, chocolate/flour sprinkling, oil/vinegar and water—that will screw right on to nearly all standard jars. Your new storage solutions should help you make it through this potlucking, cookie-baking, party-hosting season in style, with ease. Available in the US at the brilliant A + R Store.
Dishes don't dry on their own and when you don't have a kitchen full of helpful towel-equipped guests at the ready, you're going to need a drying rack on which to place your freshly washed plates. For this latest post in our new Dwell Kitchen section, we line up nine dish drainers to help you choose your sink-side assistant.
Dish drainer in 18/10 stainless steel with cutlery drainer in thermoplastic resin. This item is part of the “A tempo” family, designed by Pauline Deltour.
