Everyday Art for the Home

Finell’s innovative dish drying rack features “grass” on a stainless steel tray, a perfect way to bring a little of the outdoors inside on long winter nights. $160; finell.co

The Japanese company Plus Minus Zero aims to redesign everyday objects to create more harmonious living spaces, and this humidifier, modeled in the shape of a drop of water, certainly succeeds. $196; japantrendshop.com

A trash can, dustpan and brush all in one, West Elm’s genius iron dustbin is perfect for small apartments. From $79; westelm.com

Made by an Austrian company that has specialized in enamelware goods for more than 80 years, this dustpan is completely recyclable and will last for years to come. From $33; kaufmann-mercantile.com

Galvanized metal, a dark color palate and a beech-wood handle almost make it badass to clean your toilet. $34; joinerynyc.com

Sculptural and sleek plungers, toilet brushes and waste baskets can be bought separately or as a set; five colors are available to mix and match. From $55; kontextur.com

Simple and inexpensive, this German-made scrub brush will leave your dishes sparkling, and even looks good. $3.50; restorationhardware.com

Available in five bright colors, these slick tape measures add a little modernity to a drab toolbox. $4; crateandbarrel.com