15 Best Drawer Organizers to Tidy Up Your Home in 2025

mDesign Stackable Kitchen Storage Drawer is a budget-friendly, space-saving clear plastic bin that we found handy for stashing spices, small gadgets and bathroom bits. In our testing its stackable design really helped maximize vertical space and the see-through plastic makes finding items instant, but during our review we noticed the frames can feel flimsy and drawers sometimes come off track. Expect inexpensive construction — some units arrived cracked — so it's a practical choice if you prioritize visibility and flexibility over heavy-duty durability; it scored 7/10 in our guide.

The Pipishell Bamboo Expandable Drawer Organizer earned a solid 8/10 in our roundup for blending eco-friendly looks with practical customization. During our review the durable bamboo felt high-quality and the expandable sections made it easy to tailor the tray to different drawers, while our experience shows the sliding parts can have noticeable play and the back uses a cheaper laminate that undercuts the premium feel. Keep in mind its six compartments are great for utensils and jewelry but may be tight for long kitchen tools.

OXO Good Grips Utensil Drawer Organizer earned an impressive 8.5/10 in our testing and is one of our go-to picks for everyday kitchens thanks to its expandable frame and adjustable dividers. We found the non-slip feet really keep the tray from sliding and the customizable compartments handle forks to spatulas well, though some utensils with rounded stems can be awkward to nest. During our review the expandable mechanism occasionally failed to lock solidly and the plastic dividers lack rubber coating, so handle with care if you plan heavy use.

The SpaceAid Bamboo Utensil Drawer Organizer earned its high 9.5/10 rating in our testing by combining a clever double-layer design with durable, scratch-resistant bamboo that looks great in kitchens. Our experience shows the extra layer maximizes storage without sacrificing drawer space, and the built-in knife holder adds a safety bonus competitors lack. During our review we did note a strong initial scent for some units and that the dimensions can be a touch off for 13 x 19 builder-grade drawers, so measure before ordering if you have oversized utensils.

The Bambüsi Drawer Organizer scored a strong 8/10 in our testing thanks to its durable, scratch-resistant bamboo and expandable fit that suits many drawers. We found the built-in knife holder a welcome safety feature and the construction solid for everyday utensils, but take care when installing because the strong spring mechanism can release quickly and taller trays may shift if not surrounded by items. During our review its limited adjustability means it's a great match for medium-size drawers but less ideal for very small or oversized spaces.

The Stacking Drawer Organizer from The Container Store is a simple, budget-friendly bamboo tray we tested, but it only scored 5/10 in our guide due to limited functionality. During our review we liked the durable bamboo and the ability to stack these trays for a tidy look, yet our experience shows the single compartment and lack of expandability restrict how you can sort small items. It's a fine choice if you want minimalist, stackable storage, but not the best pick for detailed drawer organization.

For compact knife storage the Joseph Joseph DrawerStore is a convenient, budget-friendly choice — it scored 7/10 and is priced around $7.99. In our testing its slim plastic design holds up to nine knives and the non-slip feet help keep the tray steady inside a drawer, which frees up counter space. Our experience shows narrow slot spacing can make cleaning tricky and knives with chunky handles may not fit, plus it needs a minimum 3-inch drawer height to work. If you have standard chef and paring knives and a shallow drawer, it’s a tidy, space-saving option.

If you have a roomy dresser or closet shelf, the Simple Houseware Underwear Organizer can be a real space-saver — it scored 6.5/10 in our roundup and retails for about $23.60. In our testing we liked the 45 separate compartments and sturdy non-woven fabric that keep bras, underwear and socks neatly separated so you can grab what you need fast. Our experience shows the downside is its large footprint: it’s often too big for standard dresser drawers and the bra slots can feel tight for larger cup sizes. Use it in deep drawers or on shelves where its capacity really shines.

The Expandable Dresser Drawer Dividers from OXO offer a no-fuss way to create separate zones and scored 6/10 in our testing (priced about $22.99). We found the plastic dividers sturdy and easy to install without tools, and they hold snugly so sections don’t wander around when you open drawers. During our review the plastic construction felt utilitarian rather than premium—if you prefer natural materials like wood or bamboo this may be a drawback—and our experience shows they won’t cover very wide drawers, so measure before you buy.

The STORi SimpleSort Drawer Organizer Set is an affordable, clear-plastic option we found useful for small items and office supplies, earning a middling 6.5/10 in our guide. In our testing the BPA-free construction looked and felt durable, and the stackable trays helped create neat layers, but stacking does reduce usable height so taller items won't fit. During our review we also encountered some fit issues with fixed sizes and a few readers reported broken trays on arrival, so check dimensions carefully before buying.

The Rolodex Mesh Drawer Organizer is a solid metal option we tested that can stand up to heavy use, but it only scored 6/10 overall because of some usability concerns. In our testing the mesh construction felt sturdy and good for office supplies, yet our experience shows a few units arrive with sharp or damaged edges which is a safety worry. Also, the larger footprint means it won't fit every desk drawer, so measure before you buy and consider edge-protecting tape if you go with this budget-friendly choice.

The Officemate Expandable Drawer Tray is an ultra-affordable organizer we looked at that makes basic desk tidy-ups possible, though it only managed a 5.5/10 in our guide. During our review we appreciated the expandability that helps it fit different drawer widths and the nine compartments work for pens and clips, but our experience shows the plastic feels flimsy and the expansion is horizontal rather than vertical, limiting what it can hold. If budget beats durability for you, it's a decent temporary fix but not a long-term solution.

The madesmart Interlocking Bin Pack is a modular option we recommend if you want flexible layouts — it earned a respectable 7.5/10 in our roundup. In our testing the BPA-free plastic felt durable and the variety of bin sizes made it easy to corral different items, but our experience shows the lack of rubber feet lets pieces slide in drawers and the interlocks don't always stay firmly connected. If you value customization, it's a good pick; just plan to add non-slip pads or clips for a more secure setup.

The WOWBOX Drawer Organizer Set is a flexible, budget-friendly option that earned a solid 7.5/10 in our guide and costs about $22.99. During our review we appreciated the 25 bins in four sizes and durable, impact-resistant plastic — the stackable design makes it easy to build a custom layout for cutlery, craft supplies or small tools. That said, some readers reported broken pieces on arrival and our testing shows the bins won’t fit every drawer shape, while the non-slip bottoms aren’t foolproof on all surfaces. It’s great if you want modular options, just check your drawer dimensions and inspect on delivery.

Joseph Joseph’s Blox Drawer Organizer is our more modular pick, earning an 8/10 for customizable layouts and easy upkeep — it runs about $21.24. In our testing the interlocking plastic sections (10 compartments) let you build a layout that suits cutlery, utensils or smaller clothing bits, and we found cleaning a breeze with a quick wipe. That said, our experience shows some buyers are surprised by the overall small footprint and feel the price is a touch high for the size. If you need flexible, low-maintenance dividers for shallow drawers, it’s one of the better modular choices.