• Home
  • Parenting
  • Decor
  • Gadgets
  • Body & Mind
  • Travel
    • Hong Kong
    • Indonesia
    • Kyushu
    • Osaka
    • Tokyo
    • Penang
    • South Korea
    • Taiwan
    • Thailand
    • South Australia
    • Western Australia
  • Food
    • Tasty Kitchen
    • Savouring Singapore
    • Taste of the World
  • Reviews
9K Likes
16K Followers
16K Followers
7K Followers
563 Subscribers
Lemon Film
Lemon Film
  • Home
  • Parenting
  • Decor
  • Gadgets
  • Body & Mind
  • Travel
    • Hong Kong
    • Indonesia
    • Kyushu
    • Osaka
    • Tokyo
    • Penang
    • South Korea
    • Taiwan
    • Thailand
    • South Australia
    • Western Australia
  • Food
    • Tasty Kitchen
    • Savouring Singapore
    • Taste of the World
  • Reviews
  • Parenting
  • Reviews
  • Tasty Kitchen

How Modori Helped Make My Kitchen a Joy to Be In

  • Soon Koon
  • 17 October 2022
  • 53.7K views
  • 2 minute read
23
SHARES
ShareWhatsappTelegramTweet
RedditTumblr

As much as I love to cook, I have to admit that there were times when I saw it as a chore. It didn’t help that my kitchen was always a mess after cooking, and the items in my kitchen always seemed out of order or out of place. That changed when I started incorporating Modori products into my kitchen life.

Lemon Film - How Modori Helped Make My Kitchen a Joy to Be In

Not only does Modori offer stackable and easy-to-store products, but their minimalist designs also ensure that they look good in any kitchen. Thanks to their products, my kitchen always looks organised and well put together.

I recently added more Modori products to my kitchen arsenal and would love to share them with you.

Lemon Film - How Modori Helped Make My Kitchen a Joy to Be In

Modori Sodam Cookware Set (3 pcs)

This cookware set doesn’t just make cooking a joy to do, but it also looks aesthetic. They look great in my kitchen and even in my photos. When not in use, they are incredibly easy to store just by stacking them up. Once stacked, they fit into any narrow area, giving me more space for other things in my kitchen.

Lemon Film - How Modori Helped Make My Kitchen a Joy to Be In

Top tip: I also use them to serve the food since they look so good. This minimises the number of dishes I have to clean after eating – whew!

Modori Cutting Board Set

Lemon Film - How Modori Helped Make My Kitchen a Joy to Be In

I also upgraded my cutting board set to this Modori Cutting Board Set that is just as easy to use, put away, and store. As with Modori’s other items, they are aesthetic and add joy to the kitchen counter as I prepare food for my meals. Putting them away is also much easier, thanks to the special magnetic feature. There’s no need to struggle to put them away because they just slide perfectly into place each time. The set also comes in four different colours so that I can choose depending on my mood.

Lemon Film - How Modori Helped Make My Kitchen a Joy to Be In

Modori Silicone Ice Ball Maker

Lemon Film - How Modori Helped Make My Kitchen a Joy to Be In

Speaking of colours, this Modori Ice Maker comes in several colours as well. Get the best ones that suit your freezer, or get them in all colours (because why not?) With this ice maker, you can have the perfect ice balls for your drinks every time. It’s no surprise that they’re stackable too!

If you’re looking for aesthetic products that will give you a happier experience in the kitchen, check out what Modori offers. I guarantee you’ll find several products you will love to have at home.

Lemon Film - How Modori Helped Make My Kitchen a Joy to Be In
Soon Koon

Since 2011, Lemon-Film.com has been taking readers on a flavourful journey through fatherhood, food, travel, technology, social media, and more. With Soon Koon as the creative force behind this blog, readers can expect a citrus-infused blend of creativity and entertainment. Squeeze out the best of life by exploring the mind of Soon Koon through his tales and adventures on Lemon-Film.com.

Also read
Four Subway breakfast wraps, labeled with ingredients, rest on a napkin. Promo: new breakfast wraps from $3.90 at Subway.
View Post

Subway Singapore Breakfast Wraps Start From S$3.90

  • Soon Koon
  • 2 September 2026
Modern living room with gray sofa, patterned rug, black metal chair, large windows, and shelves beneath a sloped wooden ceiling.
View Post

IKEA Singapore Autumn Collection Brings Art Home From $2.90

  • Soon Koon
  • 29 August 2026
Gray and orange Crocs Tembo II Singapore slip-ons with perforated uppers, rugged black soles on textured concrete.
View Post

Crocs Tembo II Singapore Arrives With Cold-Weather Upgrades

  • Soon Koon
  • 29 August 2026
A white bowl of wide noodles with dumplings, green onions, and red spices sits on a wooden board with a ceramic spoon beside it.
View Post

Din Tai Fung ION Orchard Takes Inspiration From Its Taipei Roots

  • Soon Koon
  • 28 August 2026
An iced Crème Coconut Pudding Latte with creamy coconut pudding sits beside a cartoon mushroom with a spoon, promoting Luckin Coffee and hinting at Quby blind box surprises in Singapore.
View Post

Luckin Coffee Quby Singapore Launches With New Drinks and Blind Boxes

  • Soon Koon
  • 28 August 2026
Magnum Bonbon ice cream tubs and treats in white chocolate & cookies, salted caramel & almond, with “bite-sized pleasure” on a chocolate backdrop.
View Post

Magnum Bonbon Lands in Singapore With Two Bite-Sized Flavours

  • Soon Koon
  • 27 August 2026
A person in a green Milo sock and white sneaker stands on a running track for Singapore Sports Day; MILO logo is visible.
View Post

MILO Turns Singapore Sports Day Memories Into Collectible Socks

  • Soon Koon
  • 19 August 2026
A vibrant promo image shows a Luckin Coffee Pandan Coconut Latte, Luckin Coffee and Duolingo logos, and “Missed it last time?”.
View Post

Luckin Coffee Brings Back Pandan Coconut Latte in Singapore

  • Soon Koon
  • 13 August 2026

Instagram

lemonfilmblog
@lemonfilmblog
I found one of the quirkiest little spots in Joo Chiat 👀

Heartware Store & Gallery is currently hosting Japanese artist Choibusu’s first solo exhibition in Singapore, featuring 500+ handmade “ugly-cute” keychains. Think sushi, snails, wisdom teeth and all sorts of wonderfully weird characters. 😂

There are also vintage Japanese toys, 3D-printed lamps, colourful merch and plenty of random treasures to discover.

📍 Heartware Store & Gallery
350B Joo Chiat Road
📅 Till 13 Sep 2026
🎟️ FREE entry

Save this for your next Joo Chiat adventure!

Facebook
Lemon Film
Singapore's Best Dad blog since 2011.

Input your search keywords and press Enter.