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10 Easy Pieces: Modern Rectangular Wooden Trays

If there were one inanimate object that best encapsulated our storage philosophy here at The Organized Home, it would be the tray. A beautiful tray encourages beautiful and simple organization (as opposed to the storage M.O. we see so often these days of buying more and more containers to conceal more and more of our possessions). A tray is multipurpose; it can act as a serving platter, keep you organized, display your favorite trinkets—and, left alone, it can be decorative, to boot.

Lately, we’ve noticed quite a few refined modern wooden trays on the market. Here are our current favorite rectangular versions.

Azmaya Square Tray
Above: The Azmaya Square Tray, designed by Osamu Saruyama, is made from Japanese oak and lightly coated with flaxseed oil. The tray comes in three sizes (quarter, half, full), and starts at $105 from March. The tray is also available from Analogue.
The Sucabaruca Tray, designed by Luca Nichetto and Lera Moiseeva, has rounded edges and is made in Canada from maple and walnut; 120 CAD from Mjölk.
Above: The Sucabaruca Tray, designed by Luca Nichetto and Lera Moiseeva, has rounded edges and is made in Canada from maple and walnut; 120 CAD from Mjölk.
Fitler Leather Handed Oak Tray
Above: The Fitler Leather Handled Oak Tray has rounded edges and comes in two sizes. The small tray costs $145 from Food 52, and the larger Fitler Handle Tray version is available directly from Lostine for $192.
Birch Trays Schoolhouse
Above: These well-priced Birch Trays come in three sizes and start at $16 from Schoolhouse.
Muji Ash Tray
Above: For an even more affordable option, see the Ash Wooden Tray; $10 from Muji.
Skargerak Norr Tray
Above: The Skargerak Norr Tray is made from oak wood and features leather handles; $69 from Amara.
The Oak Men Small Tray in Oak
Above: The Small Tray in Oak is made in Denmark and available via Waremakers for $33.20.
Astro Trays by Normann Copenhagen
Above: The Astro Trays, designed by Nestor Campos for Normann Copenhagen, are made from oak and come in five different shapes and sizes; starting at $17.50 for the round tray from the Danish Design Store.
Perimeter Tray
Above: The Perimeter Tray by Ladies & Gentlemen Studio is available in three finishes. The marble cheese board slides along the top and can be completely removed if desired; $280 from Reservoir.
Above: The Handmade Wooden Brass Tray by Cliff Spencer for Alasaw comes in walnut or oak with brass details; $350 from Food 52.
Above: The Handmade Wooden Brass Tray by Cliff Spencer for Alasaw, comes in walnut and oak, with brass details; $350 from Food 52. The oak version is currently sold out.
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