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Kitchen accessories, storage, food storage containers and trivets all in one place: the kitchen collection brings together a versatile range of products to organise your kitchen and set the table — from felt trivets by myfelt to the French press by Grønenberg. Here you'll find the essentials that turn a kitchen into your kitchen.
How to recognise good kitchen essentials
- Material: Durable materials beat single-use products — a good trivet or sturdy container will serve you for many years.
- Function: Food storage containers should seal tightly and stack easily, keeping supplies fresh and cupboards tidy.
- Buy with purpose: The things you use every day should be good quality — anything that just sits around can stay on the shelf.
Our brands: why we chose them
myfelt brings colour to the table with felt trivets — the designs have names such as Nilo, Kira and Noah and protect tables and worktops from hot pots and kettles. Grønenberg represents French presses in a range of sizes: coffee without pods or paper filters, made with just water, ground coffee and a little time.
Practical know-how: storing food supplies properly
Food supplies last longest when kept dry, dark and tightly sealed. Transfer opened packets into containers — this protects them from moisture and lets you see what you have at a glance. Find the right equipment in food storage containers and storage; tools and essentials are in kitchen accessories, while the trivets collection has something beautiful for the table. If you want to reduce packaging, explore ideas in reusable kitchen essentials.
What's the best way to store food supplies?
Cool, dry and dark — and tightly sealed once opened. Flour, muesli and pulses stay fresh for longer in food storage containers, and you can immediately see what's running low. Label the containers to avoid any guesswork.
What belongs in the basic equipment for an organised kitchen?
A set of food storage containers in various sizes, a few trivets for pots and kettles, and well-designed accessories that you actually use. Build up your collection as you need it rather than buying things in advance.
Updated 08/2026