I Just Moved to a Tiny Apartment, and This Is the Kitchen Gear That’s Actually Worth My Storage Space

Including items from Ninja, KitchenAid, and Our Place.

As a food-focused shopping writer, I never need an excuse to buy new kitchen appliances, cookware pieces, gadgets, and accessories. That’s especially true as of late, as I’ve been in the process of moving to a new apartment in Manhattan. After a summer of subletting fully furnished homes, I’m finally settling into my own space — which has made me realize how many cooking essentials I’m lacking.

I've loaded up my shopping list with kitchen must-haves and pretty accessories to ensure my kitchen looks great while keeping my limited storage and counter space in mind. Shop the 10 pieces at the top of my new kitchen wishlist at Amazon, Anthropologie, Great Jones, and Material — starting at just $9.

A Shopping Editor’s New Kitchen Wishlist

• Mora Ceramics Pasta Bowls, Set of 4, $39 at amazon.com
• Material The Egg Set, $145, originally $160 at materialkitchen.com
• KitchenAid Classic Plastic Cutting Board, $9, originally $28 at amazon.com
• Ninja Tea and Coffee Maker, $180, originally $200 at amazon.com
• Farmhouse Pottery Woodstock Flatware, $95 at anthropologie.com
• Euhomy Countertop Ice Maker, $75 with coupon, originally $90 at amazon.com
• Our Place Serving Set, $150, originally $185 at fromourplace.com
• Great Jones Sheet Show, $85 at greatjonesgoods.com
• Haden Heritage Microwave, $130 at anthropologie.com
• Maxbone Bubble Dog Bowls and Mat Set, $65 at maxbone.com

Mora Ceramics Pasta Bowls, Set of 4

$39

This just in: New York apartments don’t come with a ton of storage space . That’s why I’m snagging these do-it-all pasta bowls, which I can use for salads, curries, hummus bowls , and entrées of all kinds. This set comes with four ceramic bowls, each with a 35-ounce capacity.

Material The Egg Set

$160

$45

I make eggs almost every single morning, so this collection from Material Kitchen is at the very top of my shopping list. The set comes with a 10.5-inch nonstick pan , mini spatula , and silicone turner — everything I need to make my favorite breakfast.

KitchenAid Classic Plastic Cutting Board

$28

$9

Since I’m working with a compact space, I want just one cutting board that can do it all. This 11- x 14-inch plastic one from KitchenAid is easy to clean and features silicone detailing to stop it from sliding around as I chop. Grab yours now while it’s on sale for less than $10.

Ninja Tea and Coffee Maker

$200

$180

My mornings are about to get so much easier, thanks to this combination tea and coffee maker from Ninja. The shopper-loved machine can brew hot and cold brew coffee and tea in six sizes and five different styles. It’s no wonder it has over 12,000 perfect Amazon ratings.

Farmhouse Pottery Woodstock Flatware

$95

A good set of flatware is hard to come by, but this Farmhouse set from Anthropologie is exactly what I’m looking for. The 5five-piece collection comes with a salad fork, dinner fork, knife, table spoon, and dessert spoon. The silverware is made from stainless steel with a pottery-inspired patina.

Euhomy Countertop Ice Maker

$90

$75

My freezer doesn’t come with a built-in ice maker , so I'm buying this countertop machine to keep the drinks flowing freely at my next gathering. I love that it comes in nine different colors to match my style and kitchen decor.

Our Place Serving Set

$185

$150

This will be my first time living without a roommate, and I already can’t wait to host friends and family for dinner parties . Our Place’s 8-piece set is the first step to serving in style, coming with a pair of platters, two serving bowls, and four mini bowls for sides, dips, and sauces.

Great Jones Sheet Show

$100

$85

Sheet pan meals are one of my favorite ways to save time on weekdays, so why shouldn’t my cookie sheets look as great as they perform? This Great Jones set comes with one half-sheet pan and two quart-sheet pans. They come in five different colors and look good enough to double as serving platters.

Haden Heritage Microwave

$130

Confession: I love cooking in the microwave . My new apartment didn’t come with one, so now that I’m in the market for a countertop model, I’m hoping to snag one with some visual appeal. This one from Haden has a gorgeous retro look and comes in two colors at Anthropologie.

Maxbone Bubble Dog Bowls and Mat Set

$65

My dog deserves the best , and that includes this adorable silicone dog bowl set. It comes with two flexible silicone bowls and an asymmetrical mat, which is not only chic but functional as it cathes food and water drips and spills in style.

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