9 Best Cutlery Trays UK 2024 | Joseph Joseph, MadeSmart and More

We think it's fair to say that Joseph Joseph changed the cutlery tray game with this option. You see, instead of laying your silverware down flat, each piece is angled, with the other compartments then layered on top of one another. The result? You can get much more in even a smaller cutlery drawer.

With this style, you could save plenty of space to fit more utensils or buy a couple of the trays and have more than your fair share of silverware. It's innovative, space-saving, stylish and affordable, and what's not to like about that? 

Here, we have another attractive bamboo option. If you're creating a natural-looking living space, then there's no doubt that you'll prefer organic finishes throughout your home – and this cutlery tray from Relaxdays offers just that. However, it's far more than just its appearance.

The tray design is expandable, meaning that it will securely fit into almost any drawer, and there are a good amount of sections at seven in total. These sections are split into two large and five small, so there should be a space for every utensil and piece of cutlery you own. 

If you're looking for something classic that isn't necessarily a style statement but will do exactly what it says on the tin, then look no further than the WHAM Kitchen Cutlery Organiser. The beauty in this design is that it's as simple and affordable as they come. 

You will find that the sections are all of a decent size and capable of fitting large, chunky cutlery and utensils. Additionally, the plastic is said to be durable and robust, meaning you'll not be needing to replace it any time soon. 

Joseph Joseph is one of the nation's favourite brands when it comes to all things kitchen related. So, it's no surprise they've stepped up and made a cracking cutlery tray. This has the most sections of any in our ranking, so if you've got loads of different utensils and silverware, this could be right up your street. 

Not only is the tray practical, but it's also a modernist dream, full of gentle curves and subtle but well-considered colours. It's not cheap compared to some, but you get a lot of cutlery space for your money so we think it does balance itself out.  

The Addis Premium Cutlery Organiser has an ideal six sections to separate your cutlery, utensils and other kitchen equipment. The tray itself is made from plastic, but the inside is fitted with a rubber lining to stop things from moving around. Not only that, but the lining also adds a pop of colour, which some may find appealing. 

If the green is a little too much for you, then there is also a grey-lined option, so that shouldn't hold you back if you like the sound of the tray. Our favourite part, though? Despite being from a dependable brand, it's an absolute steal. 

This MadeSmart expandable tray combines contemporary aesthetics with top-of-the-line functionality, making it ideal for those growing homes. It has a total of eight sections, with two large, one medium and four smaller options. The small parts still look like they could fit your regular silverware comfortably, though. 

Furthermore, within each partition, you'll find the brand's soft-grip lining that stops the contents from sliding around, and underneath there are rubber feet to ensure it stays put. Again, it's one of the pricier options, but there is a lot to like about it. 

What's interesting about this offering from KitchenCraft is that it looks very different from the other bamboo options, even though it is still made from bamboo fibres. With this one, you get the best of both worlds – the Scandanavian, minimalist-inspired aesthetic, and the planet-friendly aspect. 

Moreover, there are an average amount of sections with several different sizes, so you've got space for all sorts of cutlery. Our only concern is that the sections aren't quite as partitioned off as others, so you could get bits mixed up pretty easily.

This offering from Mass Dynamic is made from premium bamboo, making it eco-friendly, durable and stylish too. Furthermore, the tray is expandable, giving you that little bit more flexibility in terms of it fitting within your drawer. 

There are seven sections in total, two large and five medium-sized options. However, a different configuration of three large and four medium is available if you would prefer. As we mentioned earlier, the sliding mechanism can be a little fragile, so you'll want to be careful of this. 

Getting the ball rolling is a tray that is a little bit different to the rest. This is, in fact, more of a utensil tray, but if you're short on counter space or you just like to store your kitchen tools in a drawer, this could well be your perfect match. 

As you can see, all the sections are large and wide, meaning you'll be able to fit everything from mashers and fish slices to chopsticks should you wish. Sure, it's not quite the cutlery tray everyone is looking for, but you have to admit it's a clever option.