Coffee gear spreads across a counter faster than almost anything else in a kitchen. This 16.75-inch-tall steel rack collects it on two open grid levels, each edged with a railing so bags of beans and boxes of tea stay put when a hand reaches past them.
Protective railings run along all sides of each shelf, a small detail that matters on an open grid where a tipped box would otherwise slide off the edge. Between the two tiers there is room for a canister below and boxes of tea above, or mugs on one level and pods on the other.
The frame is sturdy painted steel finished in white, with smooth plastic details at the joints and edges. Both materials wipe down easily, which counts in a spot where ground coffee and sugar end up scattered. The open grid also lets crumbs fall through instead of collecting in a solid tray.
At 16.25 inches long by 12 inches wide, the rack claims a modest strip of counter and leaves headroom under most upper cabinets at 16.75 inches tall. The pared-back white frame suits modern, Scandinavian, and contemporary kitchens, and the same proportions work on a pantry shelf or an office break room table.
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