This $4 IKEA Organizer Instantly Clears Countertop Clutter (and Looks So '90s!)

"I love the idea of cleverly concealed storage, but there isn't a lot of opportunity for that in my small kitchen. Because cabinet space is extremely sparse, there's a lot that needs to be stored in plain sight on my countertop, which goes from clean to cluttered in virtually no time at all. That's where the BETTHAJ tin from IKEA shines (literally). The metallic kitchen organizer is as stylish as it is practical. And for under $5, it's the easiest add-to-cart item -"

"The 19-ounce BETTHAJ tin is the latest addition to the IKEA storage collection of the same name (the one editors were swooning over last fall). It's delightfully compact - perfect for coffee, loose-leaf tea, spices, and more - and designed in a striking metallic silver tin plate. What's more, the lidded containers stack neatly on top of the other BETTHAJ pieces, so they save space on your counter (and look super stylish while doing so!)."

"The silver BETTHAJ tins are also available in a larger, six-inch-tall size that's perfect for dry goods like pasta, baked goods, and rice. Like most IKEA pieces, the BETTHAJ tin is thoughtfully designed for small-space living. It's small and stackable, and the stylish ribbed exterior eliminates the visual clutter of attention-grabbing labels on your countertop. The opaque tin container also helps preserve the freshness of whatever you put inside (things like coffee grounds, for example, shouldn't be exposed to direct light)."

The 19-ounce BETTHAJ tin is a compact metallic storage container ideal for coffee, loose-leaf tea, spices, and similar items. The tin's lidded design and opaque metal preserve freshness by blocking light. The containers are stackable and compatible with other BETTHAJ pieces, maximizing counter and cabinet space in small kitchens. A larger six-inch version accommodates dry goods such as pasta, baked goods, and rice. The ribbed silver exterior reduces visual clutter by hiding labels and adds a reflective, '90s-inspired accent to surfaces. The tin is affordably priced under $5, making it an easy, practical storage upgrade.

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