I genuinely thought I had a reasonable amount of glassware until I took everything out of this cabinet. 😭
Turns out... I may have a collection.
Most of these glasses came from Crate & Barrel, CB2, Target, HomeGoods, and Anthropologie.
Question: at what point does a collection become a problem? 😂
#Glassware #CrateandBarrel #HomeGoodsFinds #AnthropologieHome #KitchenOrganization
As someone who also enjoys collecting glassware, I completely relate to the moment of realization that your assortment is larger than anticipated. Organizing glassware effectively is essential not only for aesthetic appeal but also for practical use, especially for a maximalist hostess. When organizing your glassware collection, like those sourced from Crate & Barrel, CB2, Target, HomeGoods, and Anthropologie, I suggest starting by categorizing your glasses by type (e.g., wine glasses, tumblers, cocktail glasses) and by frequency of use. Glasses used daily should be easily accessible, while those brought out on special occasions can be stored higher or in less accessible spots. Investing in sturdy shelves or cabinet organizers can help maximize vertical space and prevent overcrowding. I personally found that clear labeling or even grouping by brand can add a fun touch and make it easier to find matching sets during gatherings. I also recommend periodic decluttering sessions to evaluate which pieces you truly use and love. While it’s delightful to have a diverse collection, sometimes downsizing allows you to appreciate your favorite glassware more and keeps your kitchen less crowded. Finally, don’t hesitate to mix functionality with style. Displaying unique or beautifully designed glasses can enhance your kitchen’s decor. As a maximalist, balancing quantity with organization ensures your passion for glassware remains a joy rather than a hassle.












































































