Nearly 22 inches wide and 16 inches tall, this two-tier organizer lifts a coffee setup off the counter and stacks it. Chrome-finished steel frames two white marble-like shelves, a pairing built for modern and industrial kitchens where stainless appliances and stone surfaces already set the tone.
The two shelves carry a white marble-like face that reads as stone next to a quartz counter or a tiled backsplash, without the weight of the real material. Mugs, canisters, and boxed tea sit on a flat wipeable surface rather than an open wire grid where small feet catch and tip.
A rectangular chrome-finished steel frame carries the shelves, with brushed silver accents keeping the metalwork from looking like utility shelving. That finish sits comfortably beside a stainless kettle or espresso machine and, in an industrial kitchen, echoes the exposed pipe and stool hardware already in the room.
Footprint matters on a working counter: this one asks for 21.75 inches of length by 11.25 inches of depth and rises 16.25 inches, which clears most upper cabinets by a comfortable margin. The same dimensions fit a pantry shelf, where the second tier recovers vertical space normally wasted above jars.
Six magnetic pieces, four hinges and two handles, that give a plain steel garage door a carriage-door look.
Six-piece black magnet set of four hinges and two handles that gives a steel garage door carriage-house detailing.
