A More Practical Kitchen with Four Pieces: Hang, Separate, and Prep

Finding the utensil you need, taking a basket out of the pantry, or having a cutting board ready for meal prep are small moments that make the kitchen more comfortable. Organize around those tasks: hang what you use every day, separate ingredients, group containers, and set aside a surface for chopping. Each piece has a place when you know what you want to do with it.

These four Noveltia options suit different parts of your routine. Think about a breakfast morning or meal prep: what you take out first, where you set it down, and what you put away afterward. This process can help you choose an accessory for the area where you’ll use it most.

A Bar for Keeping Accessories Together

The multi-hook bar (HB-5650) measures 40 × 8 × 3 cm and includes six plastic hooks. The hooks give you a place to keep accessories together near your food prep area. Separate the ones you use every day from those you save for other occasions, and keep the everyday items in view and ready to grab while cooking.

Mark a spot for the bar near your prep area and test how much room hanging accessories will take up. Keep the work surface and access to drawers clear. That way, you can take a utensil, use it, and return it to the same place as part of your natural kitchen routine.

Gather the accessories you use for a typical meal on the counter. Choose which ones you’d like to hang and store the rest in groups in your drawers. You can also leave an open spot for an accessory you change often; that bit of flexibility helps the setup keep up with your routine.

Dividers for Different Arrangements

The base with removable dividers (HB-6089) is made of ABS plastic and measures 30.5 cm in diameter by 9 cm high. The catalog suggests it for organizing the fridge or pantry, and also as a snack tray. Its removable dividers let you arrange it in different ways for different occasions. Group meal-prep ingredients in one area, or bring it to the table as a snack tray when you’re hosting. The design keeps several groups together on one base.

Draw the diameter on a sheet of paper and place it where you would use the base. Then picture how you would pick it up and carry it from the shelf to the counter or table. This test can help you find a comfortable spot for serving, prepping, and putting the set away after use.

For a get-together, arrange snacks by group and place the base in the middle of the table. In the pantry, use it for products you tend to use together. Giving it a specific purpose makes it easier to know where it belongs and put everything back after cooking or serving.

A Basket for Grouping Items

The large stackable basket (HB-5809) is made of metal and measures 32 × 21.5 × 27 cm. Its stackable design lets you arrange baskets to group pantry items. Use one for certain containers or packages and another for a different group, keeping the contents in view. Keeping each group together makes it easier to take out and put back after use.

Assign each basket a kitchen task. For example, group the items you usually take out for breakfast or the packages you store on the same shelf. Put frequently used items at the front and designate a place to return the basket when you’re done with its contents.

A Board for Meal Prep

The cutting board with handle (HB-5981) is made of natural bamboo. It measures 41 cm long, 30 cm wide, and 1.7 cm thick. It has a handle and a groove to collect juices while preparing food. Keep it near your prep area and use the handle to grip it when moving it. The groove runs along the working edge as you chop ingredients for your recipe.

Measure the space where you’ll use it and consider where you’ll store it afterward. Its care instructions say to hand-wash, dry completely, and not submerge it or put it in the dishwasher. Planning a place to store it dry is also part of choosing a piece that fits into your kitchen.

Decide with a Short List

• What task do I want to handle, and where in the kitchen does it happen?
• Will the piece fit, and can I use it without moving nearby items?
• Do I have a place to put it back after cleaning or using it?

Think about the next meal you’ll prepare and walk through the kitchen with those tasks in mind. You may want to start with hanging utensils or grouping items in the pantry. Giving each piece a purpose and a place helps you maintain the setup day to day.

Choose Your Models and Find Out Where to Buy

Want to compare options for your home? Request a quote on WhatsApp. Tell us which models you’re interested in and how many pieces you need. You can also browse the catalog and find out where to buy: each product page includes links to the stores where that product is available.