Tiny Home

In our tiny home kitchen, counter space is a daily puzzle, and dishes can quickly take over the sink. This collapsible cutting board and dish basin combo helped us streamline the whole routine. We use it as a prep tub for rinsing produce, a contained sink for dish washing when the main basin is full, and a tidy spot to corral utensils during BBQ nights outside. When we’re done, it folds down and stores flat, which keeps our cabinets from turning into clutter zones. The grey-and-white design feels clean and unobtrusive. It’s best suited for small-space cooks, RV travelers, and anyone who wants an easy way to separate prep from cleanup without adding bulky gear.

In our tiny home kitchen, countertop space is precious, and loose utensils quickly turn into clutter. The Avador® Premium Set of 10 stainless steel tools with the black holder helped us solve that daily mess by giving every spatula, spoon, and whisk a clear “home” in one compact spot. We’ve used it for quick weeknight cooking, simple baking, and meal prep, and the stainless steel feels sturdy while staying easy to wipe down after splashy sauces or sticky dough. The holder keeps tools upright and reachable, which matters when drawers are shallow or already packed. This set is best for small-space cooks who want fewer scattered gadgets and a more organized, calm workflow—especially in apartments, RVs, or any minimalist kitchen where efficiency counts.

In our tiny home kitchen, counter space is always the bottleneck—especially when the slow cooker comes out and the lid has nowhere clean (or safe) to land. The Liddit Crockpot Lid Holder solved that daily nuisance by giving us a dedicated spot to park a hot lid without dripping condensation across our prep area. We’ve found the stainless steel build feels sturdy, and the heat-resistant design makes it easy to keep cooking without juggling towels or balancing the lid on a cutting board. It also helps us keep the sink clear, which matters when cleanup happens in a single basin. This is best suited for small-space cooks—apartment dwellers, RVers, and anyone who wants a calmer, more organized cooking routine.

In our tiny home kitchen, the back of the stove used to be wasted space—or worse, a clutter trap for oils and spices that kept sliding around. The BoBoWalk 30-inch magnetic silicone stove top shelf gave us a simple, stable landing zone exactly where we reach most. It snaps onto the stove’s rear surface, and the heat-resistant silicone feels reassuring when we’re cooking daily. We use it to keep salt, pepper, and a couple of go-to seasonings upright and easy to grab, which keeps our limited counter space clear for prep. The sticky pads helped when the fit wasn’t perfectly flush on our older range. It’s best for small-space cooks who want fast access without adding another countertop organizer.

In our tiny-home kitchen, counter space is a daily negotiation, and wet dishes can quickly turn into clutter. The Tomorotec Triangle Roll-Up Dish Drying Rack fits neatly into the sink corner, turning an awkward spot into a hardworking drying and staging area. We’ve used it for plates and cups, but also as a perch for rinsed produce and a spot to rest a sponge or soap without leaving puddles on the counter. The stainless steel feels sturdy, and when we need the sink fully open, it rolls up and tucks away in a drawer. It’s best suited for small-space cooks—apartment dwellers, RV travelers, and anyone who wants a cleaner workflow without adding permanent fixtures.