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This quirky fish-shaped juicer, which is designed to fit wedges of citrus, will make squeezing lemons and limes by hand a little easier. It also “adds a touch of charm to your bar cart or picnic spread. Guests will ask where you got it,” Fasone says. You can keep it out on the counter during a home showing as a nice, personality-driven touch — that’s easily taken away with you.

When you think about the most common spices, your mind likely goes to salt and pepper. They’re an unshakeable duo at the dinner table, and they’ll look better than ever when displayed in this rustic yet sophisticated wooden dish. “Crafted from warm acacia wood and carved into a smooth, sculptural shape, this dish makes seasonings part of the presentation,” Fasone explains. This little dish can be placed right next to the stove as a sleek seasoning option or on your dining room or kitchen table.

“These glasses always get compliments,” Fasone says. “They elevate a simple drink into a styled moment.” You can choose from dozens of cute, playful accents like miniature sardines, bowtie pasta, avocados, hearts, and horseshoes, just to name a few. They’re sold individually, so you can get as many as you want in as many designs as you desire, and you can have them out for potential buyers as they tour your home or staged on your open shelving.

No matter what kind of meal you’re eating or who you’re eating it with, you’re going to need napkins. Why not make them just as memorable as the meal? These linen cocktail napkins, which are shaped like tomatoes or sardines and can double as coasters, are “a fun, lighthearted detail that adds personality without overpowering your table,” Fasone notes. They also add a pop of color or interest for someone who may be quickly scanning your kitchen table.

If you have a bigger family or often have people over for meals, you’re going to need plenty of dishware and serveware. Playful, painterly, and nautical, this melamine tray comes in two colorful designs and is easy to carry, so it’s perfect when you want to bring some appetizers out to guests on a summer day. But it can also double as a catch-all tray to keep clutter at a minimum for last-minute home tours, or as a sleek organizer in your kitchen for your olive oils, salts, and peppers, which you’ll want to keep in one place to be available to use, but organized enough so that buyers can get the full scope of your kitchen. “This tray lets you elevate your entertaining aesthetic without overspending — style without sacrifice,” adds Fasone.

Serving beverages to guests can get taxing if you’re always having to make one drink at a time, which is why Fasone calls this funky glass pitcher “a hosting must-have.” Fill it with sangria, lemonade, iced tea, or just plain water. Consider keeping this out next to your juice glasses for anyone stopping by for a home tour. “This will make every gathering feel thoughtfully designed without extra effort,” she adds.