Sponge holders have one job and one job only: to provide a dedicated place to store and dry your kitchen sponge when not in use. There are many on the market that do this job well—but few that are tasteful, attractive, and not made of plastic. Here, five that meet our standards.
Above: One of our favorite brands for ingeniously designed, affordable storage and organization products, Yamazaki now has a website for American customers. Their powder-coated steel Tower Double Sponge Holder with suction cup comes in black (shown) and white; $12. They also have the Plate Sponge Holder, which with three slots for three sponges. Above: The OXO Steel Suction Sink Basket is slim and no-nonsense; $8.99 at the Container Store. Above: Another option from Yamazaki, the Faucet-Hanging Sponge Holder has silicone grips that wrap around the faucet; $13. It also comes in white. Above: A real bargain, TureTech’s Sponge Holder is just $6.99 on Amazon and, if to be believed, has garnered more than 1,000 reviews. Above: Another inexpensive sponge holder is the Stainless Steel Sunction Sink Center by iDesign; it’s $6.99 at the Container Store.
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