A place for everything and everything in its place. Finally, somwhere to put that little sponge! Keep it off the counters and out of the sink in our Sponge Worthy Tray. The perfect dish for your kitchen sponge to dry out in between uses.

Look into the face of the kitty on HomArt’s Cat Face Dish. It’s appealing and engaging. The perfect decorative accent as a stand-alone decoration, ready to hold items and to be placed in an appropriately prominent position as a Halloween decoration.

Beautifully handmade, the rattan Fairfield Serving Trays are an enjoyable and stylish way to serve snacks or corral books, magazines and remotes. A food safe liner is required if used with food.

Simple and sophisticated, HomArt’s Crystal Trays add classic style wherever they are used. As part of a formal table setting for individual side dishes, as a ring dish, as a soap dish, or to hold accoutrements on a bar, HomArt’s Crystal Trays shine.

Simple brass bowls traditionally used as individual serving dishes offer up a glitzy new use as catchalls or tealight holders. Antique Brass finish not recommended for food use.

HomArt's small Galvanized Ross Flared Round Metal Trays are designed with a uniquely old-Americas chic style, possessing a distinct handmade feel. Each tray makes perfect use of flared edges and is applicable to a multitude of tasks.

A feast for the tangible and visual senses, the Strada Metal Bowls are crafted of solid cast aluminum. The polished aluminum exterior is accentuated by a shimmering gold leaf interior creating almost a magmatic effect. Not food safe. Decorative use only.

A practical, tongue-in-cheek way to protect your kitchen countertops. Our Rest In Grease Spoon Tray will quickly become your must-have cooking accessory.

Pretty, delicate dots perfectly placed next to the dark brown matte finish. This rice bowl is perfect for snacks, soup, nuts and of course, rice! Coordinating dish and sauce bowl also avaialble. No microwave, Handwash recommended. Made in Japan.

HomArt's Draper Ceramic Tray pairs perfectly with the Draper Ceramic Toothbrush Cup and Dish as a elegant decoration. With lightly hued inner faces and a unique crinkle in the design to remind of a dash of pure cream ladled through the air.

HomArt's watercolor painters-inspired Paper Mache Bowls have a washed color interior in bright hues and are for decorative use only. Interesting fact: Paper mâché became popular in the 17th century as a low-cost alternative to plaster.