by Furnishly | Jan 28, 2026 | Design Inspiration, Style
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As I recently moved to a new apartment in Los Angeles, I’ve been on the hunt for affordable organizers — particularly for my kitchen. Lucky for me, Aldi just dropped a new batch of 26 kitchen organizers. The organizers are exactly what I’ve been looking for — inexpensive (priced $29.99 and below), highly practical, and aesthetically pleasing. I’m planning on purchasing several, and once you have a look you’ll want to get them too.
What Are the Kirkton House Kitchen Organizers?
Aldi is constantly adding products to its home improvement collection, and this upcoming bunch includes super-handy kitchen organizers that will help you arrange your pantry or fridge. There are 26 organizers to choose from, including a grocery bag saver, a kitchen towel holder, under-shelf organizers that come in a two-pack, a magnetic organizer rack, and even a slide-out drawer. Purchasing these organizers is a no-brainer if you’re looking for functional pieces that are sturdy as well as well-priced (the products range from $4.99 to no more than $29.99).
I love these Kirkton House kitchen organizers because they’re sleek, practical, and perfect for compact spaces such as my kitchen. They also feature a minimal design aesthetic, which complements homes of various design styles. And these kitchen organizing items are so budget-friendly and versatile that you could get several of them for different rooms in your home. I’m buying a few kitchen towel holders and under-shelf organizers for my kitchen and bathrooms.
by Furnishly | Jan 22, 2026 | Design Inspiration, Style
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If I ever won the lottery, there would be signs. For one thing, my kitchen cabinets would be stacked full of fancy, handmade dishes in artsy glazes and designs (they make everyday meals look like a culinary triumph!). But until I hit the dinnerware jackpot I’ll be sticking to budget-friendly alternatives, like these Stoneware Splatter Plates from Target. I’d actually argue that they’re the furthest thing from second-best — they look like the high-end enamelware plates that have lived on my Pinterest board for years (and cost half the price).
It was only a matter of time before the plates were all over TikTok. Now it seems like every other post on my feed is a call to snatch them up before they sell out. Here’s why I’d do exactly that.
Adorned in a statement-making blue splatter design, the stoneware plates give you all the style and charm of a pricey enamelware piece — without the splurge. Featuring a chunky round rim, the plates have a funky, sculptural look that brings a stylish flourish to mealtimes and hosting. While I’ll obviously be going for the blue splatter colorway, the plates also come in solid blue, butter yellow, and classic white options, giving you plenty of room to mix and match pieces for a tablescape that’s all your own. Select pieces, like the Stoneware Mug and Snack Bowl, even come in a yellow splatter design.
The plates are also far less precious than fancier pieces. The durable stoneware material can withstand minor bumps and scratches, and it’s dishwasher- and microwave-safe (which makes reheating meals so easy!). Enamelware can’t go in the microwave, for what it’s worth.
Target’s Room Essentials line is known for its affordable prices, but I was floored by how inexpensive these plates are. Those high-end brands on my Pinterest board would normally charge well over $60 for a set of four dinner plates, but you can buy four of these equally stylish plates for only $24. So if you’re looking to overhaul your dinnerware without spending a ton, these plates stack way above the rest.
Buy: Room Essentials 8.5″ Stoneware Round Rim Salad Plate, $4
Buy: Room Essentials 10.5″ Stoneware Round Rim Dinner Plate, $6
by Furnishly | Jul 15, 2025 | Design Inspiration, Style
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by Furnishly | Mar 13, 2023 | Design Inspiration, Style
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Last year, Target unveiled its much-hyped concept store, which features new design elements and a bigger retail space. To be exact, the new location in Katy, Texas, covers 150,000 square feet, compared with the company average of about 130,000.
That might not sound all that exciting, but wait until you see the tour videos on TikTok.
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In the following clip from user @movingwiththemilitary, we see a Target store with large windows that let in more natural light, plants and walls of reclaimed wood, and aisles that are twice as large as their regular counterparts. As for the shopping carts, the design has been improved such that, according to the content creator, “it glides like a dream.”
Because of the concept store’s size, it’s able to offer a wider variety of products (and even stock more high-demand items so you won’t feel left out), as well as fit an expanded food section and outposts for Ulta Beauty, Disney, and Apple.
In addition, the redesign also includes the installation of natural (CO2) refrigerants to help lower emissions, electric vehicle charging stations and solar panels, more open and modernized offices for employees, and a much-bigger backroom fulfillment space to support same-day services like Drive Up.
Beginning this year, the retailer plans to incorporate the concept store’s design in more than half of their 200 full-store remodels and all of their 30 new locations. In 2024, all of Target’s remodels and new stores will have these new design elements.
“Our new store layout is bigger than our previous stores, and that extra space and optimized layout ensures our team can offer the very best of Target to our guests, whether they’re shopping online or in our stores,” said John Conlin, senior vice president, properties, Target.
He added: “Guests are turning to us for more things now than they ever did before — more joy, more inspiration, more fulfillment options — and this new store design enables us to even more easily and efficiently deliver for our guests all those things and more, now and into the future.”
