Coffee Station Organizer and Mug Rack
4.5 (164 ratings — counted across both versions of this listing)
A coffee-bar skyline: stacked metal-and-ABS trays that lift mugs, pods and syrups off the counter.

4.5 (164 ratings — counted across both versions of this listing)
Most coffee corners lose to the mugs. This one stacks two trays of 13 by 8.8 inches on a thickened metal frame and gives the mugs a floor of their own, with a drain tray underneath that comes straight out when you rinse it. Cream white trays, black frame. Tall bottles and stemmed glasses stand upright, because the sides are open the whole way around.
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Mugs and wine glasses come off the rack still wet, so the tray under them detaches for rinsing instead of being wiped in place. Put it back and the shelf is dry again. It is the one part of this organizer that regularly needs the sink, and the reason the counter under it stays unmarked.
The trays are ABS in a creamy white; the structure holding them is metal, thickened and finished in black. That pairing is why owners stand it on an open counter rather than hiding it in a cabinet. It reads as a piece of furniture for the coffee machine.
UFORU built it for coffee, and owners run it as a spice rack, a perfume shelf, a bath towel tier and a landing place for office supplies. The open-top bays take a whisky bottle standing up, which a closed cabinet shelf will not, and tea bags sort by box rather than by pile.
The counter beside the machine is the obvious home, and a bathroom counter works the same way: spice jars one week, perfume and folded towels the next. ABS trays on a metal frame, nothing in it that minds steam. Each tray wipes down with a cloth and the drain tray goes under the tap.
4.5 (164 ratings — counted across both versions of this listing)
A coffee-bar skyline: stacked metal-and-ABS trays that lift mugs, pods and syrups off the counter.
4.4 (314 ratings — counted across all 7 versions of this listing)
The 13 lb rice dispenser that started the line: airtight seal, sloped-slide flow and a measuring cup that lives on board.
4.5 (144 ratings — counted across all 4 versions of this listing)
The slim green dispenser for bulk grain: a full sack held upright in a body narrow enough for a cabinet shelf.