HTB Acacia Wood Tea Bag Organizer Storage Box

It holds standard tea boxes—reviewers specifically mention fitting brands like Bigelow, Twinings, and Celestial Seasonings boxes right in the compartments. That said, the compartments do vary slightly in width, so some boxes fit more snugly than others. A few people mentioned needing to remove the outer cellophane wrapper or gently work boxes into tighter compartments, but once they're in, the clear acrylic lid lets you see everything at a glance.

Most reviewers describe it as sturdy and well-made with an attractive, elegant appearance. However, a couple of people noted it's lighter-weight wood (more like balsa) with thin acrylic, which gave it a less premium feel than expected. There's also an initial wood varnish smell that fades over time. For the price point, most buyers felt the quality was good—just don't expect heirloom furniture-grade construction.

It's a nice bonus feature for extra storage—great for honey sticks, sweeteners, tea infusers, or overflow tea bags. The catch is that several reviewers mentioned the drawer can stick or be difficult to slide in and out smoothly. It's functional, but not buttery-smooth like you might hope.

Unfortunately, no—the lid doesn't have a mechanism to hold it upright, so you'll need to hold it open with one hand while selecting your tea with the other. It's a minor inconvenience, but worth knowing if you've got your hands full during your morning tea ritual.

It arrives fully assembled, which is perfect for beginners or anyone who just wants to unpack and start organizing immediately. Reviewers appreciated that it was well-packaged for shipping, though a few units did arrive with scratches or damage, so inspect it carefully when it arrives.

It's really designed for display and curation—the clear acrylic lid and elegant acacia wood make it a nice countertop piece that showcases 6 tea varieties (plus whatever you stash in the drawer). Several reviewers mentioned it actually helped them limit their tea purchases to what fits in the box, which kept their collections manageable. If you're looking to store dozens of varieties, you'll probably need something bigger, but for a rotating selection of favorites, this strikes a nice balance between function and presentation.