15 Better-Looking Lazy Susans
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Lazy Susans show up in just about every story on how to organize your kitchen. You can set them in a deep cabinet or, as I do, in the fridge — and in both of these locations, they provide a practical solution to a very real problem. Suddenly, with a simple turn, you can see that you actually do have a jar of mustard open. You can reach that bottle of olive oil without knocking over that other bottle of vinegar. You can peruse your spice collection without emptying an entire shelf.
There are plenty of models that provide function over aesthetics — the affordable Container Store–style versions that you can find tall-sided and divided into chambers, or flat, maybe with a non-slip material on the bottom. (For what it’s worth, this latter style is what I have in my fridge.) But there are also attractive ones out there, worthy of keeping out on your counter or setting on your table. They’re just as useful — but look nicer. The market for stylish ones isn’t huge, but I’ve scoured the internet to find the best selection out there, including simple, all-wood ones, others in bold marble, and more.
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This is a nice wood option with a slightly raised stand and fairly prominent rim. You can choose from ash (seen here) or a darker walnut, and it comes in both 10-inch and 18-inch diameters.
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Strategist contributorKiki Aranitahas her eye onthis one, made from old barrels. She says barrels can have a life span of 200 years, passed around to age liquors like bourbon and rum, then non-liquids like chocolate and coffee beans. When they finally reach the end, Wine Enthusiast repurposes the lids to turn into lazy Susans.
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Ikea has this cheaper bamboo offering with partial raised edges to help keep items in place.
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Fair warning: This flower-shaped lazy Susan is large (18 inches, to be exact). But if that’s what you’re after, it’s a fun option — not too over the top but with just enough visual intrigue thanks to its shape.
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French Kitchen Marble Lazy Susan
If you dream of marble countertops, this lazy Susan is a nice way to scratch the itch. Each one will vary slightly in color and veining.
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Here’s another marble one — though it appears much more monotone than the above version.
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And one with various green tones running across — perhaps my favorite of the bunch.
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I love the two-material makeup of this model: subtle gray-and-white marble with a striking wood strip across the center.
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Same materials, different construction. This one has a wooden base and marble top.
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I’ve been an admirer of Concrete Cat’s lazy Susans for a while now. They make a statement but are also abstract enough so as not to compete with whatever myriad items live on top of them. They come in various colors (several are sold out at the moment, but this pink one is available, as is the orange-and-green-huedSedona).
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If you like the idea of color and pattern but don’t want to shell out hundreds of dollars, this shop I found on Etsy sells terrazzo stoneware turntables in green, white, beige, and navy for a much more affordable price.
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Another Etsy find: a simple turntable that comes in quite a few muted colors, including yellow, burnt orange, powder blue, and sage. It’s made from concrete, which is porous, so they throw in a free coaster if you plan to set a bottle of olive oil on the surface.
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Dial Stainless Steel Lazy Susan
Okay, yes, this pickisfrom the Container Store — but it’s quite a good-looking one. It’s made from stainless steel, which also means it will be exceptionally easy to wipe down and keep looking shiny.
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Suz Lazy Susan
Yes, this is insanely expensive — but in another world, I would certainly add to cart. I love the shade (it also comes in green) and the translucent nature of the glass, which I imagine would cast the most gorgeous reflection onto a counter when the light hits it right.
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While I couldn’t find a truly similar less expensive version, I did stumble upon this lazy Susan in my search. I like that it’s also shaded (most of the glass models out there are clear) and that the surface has some texture.
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