6 Walmart Kitchen Storage Solutions That Look High-End For Less

If you haven't checked out Walmart's inventory of kitchen storage solutions, now is the time to do so. With all the third-party sellers on the 60-plus-year-old retail giant's website, you can find a variety of kitchen goods that mimic the look and function of high-end products for less money. You won't necessarily be fooling any decor experts — nothing on Earth is a 100% dupe for Carrara marble, after all — but if you've managed to make your kitchen feel cozy and curated to who you are, and it's otherwise thoughtfully decorated, a few pieces you got as a steal from Walmart will only elevate the aesthetics of your space.

These six Walmart picks with bougie vibes are dupes (or close enough) for items from top-tier brands like Crate and Barrel, Williams Sonoma, Pottery Barn, and Sur la Table. If you love organizing tools that keep your kitchen drawers clutter-free, utensil holders that look gorgeous and rustic (not just utilitarian), and other storage solutions that lend themselves well to sophistication, you'll enjoy what's on offer.

If you're tired of looking at the hard plastic silverware organizer in your kitchen drawers, the Herfier imitation woven mesh cutlery storage basket offers a streamlined yet natural look reminiscent of the Williams Sonoma Hold Everything In drawer and countertop woven trays. The difference? You'll spend only about $20 instead of $80 for a unit that holds much more. The imitation rattan weaving is also eco-friendly and durable.

A sleek, simple, tiered rack can go a long way in elevating the feel of your kitchen. The Flwxobe three-tier bamboo storage rack offers this functional elegance for only about $30. It's perfect for creating your at-home coffee bar, but you could keep anything on it. At Williams Sonoma, you'd have to buy two Yamazaki Home Tosca wood-top stackable kitchen racks for a total of $85 to get the same effect.

The Acacia wood 360-degree rotating utensil holder offers a much more high-end looking storage solution for utensils than a basic Mason jar. It costs just over $20, is a beautiful grained acacia wood, and can accommodate 15 items. It's even more gorgeous than Williams Sonoma's Hold Everything Utensil Holder in ashwood ($70), which doesn't even rotate like this budget-friendly find.

The Leaves and Trees Y glass 5-cup stackable food storage canisters are a handsome, super-functional set that costs only around $28 — quite the find considering Crate and Barrel sells a similar four-piece set made of the same type of glass, the ever-durable borosilicate, for about $55. The lids are airtight, too — a storage must — so why spend more to get less?

While there's nothing wrong with spending $167 on a black walnut bread box from Sur la Table, there's no need when you can get the elegant Qunbio bamboo bread box for around $28 on Walmart's site. The acrylic wave door allows a quick peek inside, just like the Sur la Table box. Though there's no magnetic door, the slightly raised design of the Qunbio box ensures surprise puddles don't find their way to your bread.

For a storage cabinet that's as eye-catching as it is useful, the Better Homes & Gardens Juliet rounded arch cabinet, with a list price of $340, is an unbeatable option. No matter the color you choose (green, black, or light honey), its high-end looks will add elegance to your kitchen space. You'd pay $4,800 for a cabinet from Pottery Barn that looks almost exactly the same.