Excellent tray - finally enough slots for the basic silverware and an extra slot for the serving stuff. The wood is a little bland, but it's in a drawer so who really sees it anyway?

Well, it's a flatware tray. It's a pretty standard size and should fit in your drawer, and you shouldn't have any problem fitting your utensils in as long as you don't have any oversized serving spoons, etc. It was quite a bit larger than I expected, but that's not a bad thing. The construction is sturdy (actually pretty heavy for wood tray) but aside from that, there's not much here. I gave it four stars, only because it's pretty bland. Yes, it's a flatware tray, but it's also 12 bucks. I saw a slightly cheaper mesh metal tray here on Amazon, and that had a bit more character to it (although the metal would probably be a bit more abrasive on the utensils.) Just something to consider. It gets the job done, but it'd be more worth the money if it was stained or painted black or something. Other than that, it's a fine product.

The bottom line:
- Large, sturdy, quality flatware tray.
- A bit bland for the price, but still worth it.

I love this!! It is so clean and nice looking and fit all of my Crate and Barrel flatware pack. I would recommend buying a few other trays to hold random things like chopsticks or children's utensils.

My stupidity! I should have read the description more closely. What appears to be a tray covered in a light pink type felt is actually a light colored wood. It is well made and I have no complaints. I might try and put felt in the bottom and "dress it up" even further.

This tray works very well and is far more attractive than a typical plastic bin. The only drawback, which is obvious from the picture, is that it can not hold larger items such as spatulas, turners, slotted spoons etc.

Its very well made.