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The Emma & Ella Black Kitchen Utensil Holder has been a fantastic addition to my kitchen. Here’s why:Rustic Charm: The wooden design with a black finish gives it a rustic yet modern look that complements any kitchen decor beautifully.Ample Space: It’s large enough to hold all my cooking tools, keeping them organized and easily accessible.Sturdy Construction: The build quality is impressive, ensuring it stays upright and doesn’t tip over.Versatile Use: Not just for utensils; it’s great for holding other kitchen essentials too.Highly recommend this stylish and practical utensil holder!

This utensil holder came assembled and ready I go on my counter. I really like that it has three compartments to separate three categories. I like to be organized and this really helped with that. I like the wood and how durable it is. Lightweight but stays up when full. Recommend this item for any kitchen!

Overall I like this utensil organizer. It's large and is helping keep all the bulky Utensils out of the drawer where they often get stuck. I did find the homey message a little cheesy but loved the dark wood so I used a little creativity to jazz it up and cover up just that front section. Ok not that creative but I used a leftover piece of witchy wallpaper and I really like it. I would only caution you that it is very large just incase you have limited counter space.

Practical design—the front panel slides out so you can clean it! There is plenty of room for all the long-handled utensils. It is tall enough that the utensils won't fall out while I rummage around for my favorite spoon or spatula. I love the look. Fair price.

It is a rustic wooden storage organizer with three compartments, designed to hold a variety of kitchen utensils. The holder is large enough to accommodate cookware or cutlery. It also features a wall hanging option. It have drainage holes for convenience.

As kitchen utensil holders go, this one is okay. I would be more positive about it if it was made of something a bit more durable than 8mm (3/8-inch) pine, but it seems to work okay. The joints are dado or rabbet, most of the joints appear to be glued with no excess glue showing. The front panel is not glued into place, and will slide up out of its slots.Finish is rudimentary, nothing slick, shiny, or special. As the wood is not sealed, if a weathered look is what you're after, just get this utensil holder wet a few times and you will be on your way.Wall mounting hardware is included or attached, but best not put anything heavy in the holder, and make sure it doesn't get overloaded or any stress applied to utensils on the way in or out, because the included wall anchors are some of the smallest I've seen, and won't put up much resistance to pulling out of the wall.I would consider $10 to $15 a reasonable price for something of this quality, for function. It looks nice, however, and as long as you don't expect too much from it, there are worse things to spend money on.Three stars.

I picked up the Emma & Ella Kitchen Utensil Holder because we had been keeping our utensils in a spinning round holder. Every time I went to get one out, others would inevitably follow and fall out. It was annoying! This has solved the problem!The unit is a rectangle with three separate bins inside. It allowed me to separate things so that my commonly used utensils are in the same bin while others were out of the way. The front panel is removable which allows for cleaning the bottom easily. There are also two hooks on the back to allow for wall mounting. The wood is light, but is solid wood. The paint and stenciling are both well done with no bleed on the lettering.I (and more importantly, my wife) really like this holder. It is well made, looks great and holds a lot. It is definitely worth the $30 asking price!

Pretty nice but a little expensive. I do like it. It's a basic wood utensil holder. The wide front does make it much easier to find utensils, over a square or round holder