Kitchen Sink Storage & Accessories

How can I store dish brushes and sponges?

Our collection tackles any and all possible needs. Our premium range of dish brushes from European brands such as Brabantia can be paired with one of our many dish brush holders. Dish brush and sponge holders are a great way to store them so they don't go travelling along the kitchen bench and also help them dry faster for their next use.

Sink caddies can be placed on the bench beside the sink with a self-contained drip tray or a tray fitted with a spout that drains straight into the sink. Most of these larger sink caddies will fit sponges, scourers, brushes, and a dish soap bottle. If you'd rather keep your cleaning tools off the bench, our in-sink options are a great alternative! These come in the form of saddles that can hang over the edge of the sink to drip straight in, or suction caddies that stick onto the side.

What brands do you offer for sink accessories and organisation?

We feature a wide range of brands for sink organisational and storage purposes. We feature industry leaders such as Joseph and Joseph or Brabantia. We also exclusively import premium collections from European brands like Metaltex and Wenko. Our brands are filtered through a rigorous selection process that ensures you only receive premium, well-made products that don't sacrifice on quality.

How to organise the kitchen sink?

Organising the kitchen sink starts with an audit - filter through what you have and dispose of or donate what you don't need. Be realistic with how much available space you have and what's efficient for you. For busy homes, a sink caddy that sits beside or in the sink keeps all your essentials on-hand. And what goes in that sink caddy? Only the essentials! All your special tools like bottle brushes and cast-iron scourers can be tucked in under the sink cupboards (yes, we do under-sink storage too!).

It's important to consider the same with your dish rack - do you use it often? Should it be sitting on the sink as a permanent feature because of frequent use, or can it be tucked under the sink when not needed?