Joseph Joseph DrawerStore Cutlery Organiser Review – Smart Kitchen Drawer Tray Review UK 2026 — Worth It?

The Joseph Joseph DrawerStore is one of those products that seems like a minor upgrade until you actually use it — at which point the traditional flat cutlery tray suddenly seems obviously wrong.

The key innovation is the stacked tier design. Rather than knives, forks and spoons all sitting in a single flat layer, smaller cutlery sits in raised sections while larger items — ladles, slotted spoons, whisks — fit beneath in the same drawer. The result is more storage in less space: a drawer that previously held one standard set of cutlery can now hold considerably more, plus utensils.

The elevated sections also make it easier to grab individual pieces cleanly. Instead of fishing for a teaspoon buried under dinner forks, each tier presents its contents at a slight angle, and you can see everything at a glance.

Build quality is solid — the polypropylene frame doesn't flex under a full load, the non-slip base prevents it shuffling when the drawer opens and closes, and it comes apart into two pieces for dishwasher cleaning. Joseph Joseph offer it in several colours (grey, grey/green, etc.) which means it can match or contrast with your other drawer organisers if you're coordinating a kitchen drawer overhaul.

The only consideration is drawer width compatibility — measure your drawer before ordering, as the full-size DrawerStore is 32cm wide and some standard drawers sit at 30cm or narrower.