10 Best Rolling Trays—Functional and Good Looking Rolling Trays

Feb 03, 2024

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Roll weed on them. Use them as a catchall. Whatever.

There's plenty of designer weed stuff out there these days—weed accessories made to fit your home decor. You're not confined to the stock of Rick and Morty bongs and shitty rolling papers at your local corner store. You can get some actually beautiful pipes, bongs, and the like.

Today, in the world of cool weed accessories, we're talking rolling trays. Leave the space age vapes, high-end grinders, and weed subscription boxes for another day. We're looking through some beautiful yet functional rolling trays.

Depending on your needs or obsession with organization, there are a ton of rolling tray options out there. You can stick with something simple that will fit your grinder and other accessories, like a small rectangle with curved up edges for keeping bud contained. (These are also the cheapest options and you can get real fun in the kinds of colors and prints you go for here.) But there are also rolling trays that go beyond just containment and have specific blocked off sections to store papers, grinders, and the bud. There are trays with odor-sealed drawers to keep all your stuff in just the one place.

But stoners, rejoice! Because any one of these will look cool and put together on your coffee table. And anything is better than a plate from your kitchen.

Who doesn't love a multifunctional object? This is a smell-proof stash box for keeping your stuff fresh, but the top comes off and functions as a rolling tray in itself. Efficiency at its finest.

On the list of things that are better than a paper plate: a matching rolling tray and grinder set. This walnut color is sophisticated and makes for a very good upgrade gift to yourself.

For film nerds, A24's shop has a very fun collection of home items that nod to movies. This aspect ratio tray is a "desk" tray, which, actually, we can get on board with. Use it however you want.

For a very extra take on a rolling tray, Raw really levels it up. This is not your amateur tray. It has specific spaces for everything: cones, grinders, lighters, you name it. It even has a built-in ash tray. You can take the two sides off and fold it up for easy storage.

For the industrial designer or anyone with stark, modern tastes, this rough aluminum rolling tray with a gunmetal finish will only look better with age.

This rolling tray has the small space and cool simplicity that we love but with a magnetic lid. Not only does it do its rolling support job well, but it is also a great option for people who are bringing the work from room to room.

Bright acrylic is all the rage in home decor, at the moment. Leave it to trendy smoke brand Sackville & Co. to keep you up to date. This blue rolling tray looks great, and its super high edges are great for messy rollers.

On the simpler side, a stainless steel tray with raised edges is an easy one to work with and to keep clean.

Jonathan Adler's smoke collection is beautiful and bit cheeky. This rolling tray the perfect amount of artsy for something that's just going to hold weed for the rest of its life.

A classic groovy pattern on a simple rectangular tray. What's not to love? It has a pop of color, a whole lot of nostalgia, and won't take up any more room than it needs to.

Luke Guillory is the Associate Commerce Editor at Esquire.

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