You Can Get This Minimalist Japanese Home Brand on Amazon and Urban Outfitters

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If you're a fan of Muji and Marie Kondo, let us introduce you to Yamazaki, a Japanese home brand specializing in minimal yet high-design storage and organizational items. Think simple white metal frames with lean wood accents — the types of items that are able to make small space living look classy and intentional. (Just a fun aside: Apparently, Yamazaki has been operating for over 100 years and their designs are inspired by everyday life in urban Japan, which is often about existing in tight living quarters.)

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Good (and surprising) news is that Yamazaki has made it to the American market, and their goods are easily available at high-profile retailers like Amazon and Urban Outfitters.

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Storage Basket, $49

Try this storage basket in the kitchen or bathroom; we love the grid-like motif that is 100 percent on-trend.

Rolling Shoe Rack, $79

If you've got to store things under a bed where they are still visible, try this shoe rack, which looks ultramodern.

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Coffee Drip Stand, $39

How necessary is this coffee stand? We're not sure. But it looks like you know what you're doing.

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Tower Side Table, $69.99

This is the perfect transition item: Use it as a side table if you've just moved into a space, then for closet organization once you've gotten something more permanent.

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Tower Coat Hanger, $59.99

Yep, clothes can look good out in the open.

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Tiered Accessory Tray, $24.99

Add this simple tiered tray to your vanity — you could use it to stash jewelry or be sneaky and place this on a lazy Susan and neatly arrange your beauty products on it.

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Trash Can, $24

Dang. It's not easy to find an attractive trash can, but here ya go.

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