17 gorgeous trinket trays |
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| Michael Murtaugh/NYT Wirecutter |
A beautiful trinket tray is something of an organizing triple threat: It reduces visual clutter by corralling loose odds and ends, it allows for easy access to the things you use every day, and it looks beautiful on display.
Editor Jennifer Hunter keeps them all over the house, throwing in clutter, like lip balms and receipts, throughout the day. “Eventually, I tackle organizing the stuff inside,” she says, “but at least it’s neat-ish in the meantime.”
Whether you like something patterned and bold or sleek and minimalist, our favorites are sturdy, versatile, and very good-looking.
Including a sculptural wooden bowl and a terra-cotta dish handmade in Italy→
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Plus: How to clean jewelry |
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| Connie Park/NYT Wirecutter |
Lotions, household cleaners, improper storage, and everyday wear and tear can take a toll on your jewelry, leaving metals tarnished and gemstones dull. But cleaning your jewelry at home is easy: Most pieces can be safely washed with dish soap and warm water.
Plus, how to store your pieces so they last for years→
Today’s great cleaning deal: The best label maker |
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| Michael Hession/NYT Wirecutter |
Our favorite label maker prints consistently sharp, high-quality labels that, in our tests, survived multiple trips through the dishwasher without fading, smudging, or tearing. It’s lightweight and portable, and has both a smartphone app and a built-in screen and keyboard.
We found it for $25 today→
One last thing: The Japanese organizing brand Wirecutter journalists swear by |
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| NYT Wirecutter |
All of these organizers from beloved Japanese home brand Yamazaki have become mainstays in our own lives — including a vertical plate organizer and a compact tower shoe rack.
22 hidden gems we love→
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