One drawer for the morning things
A small drawer works better when its contents follow the order of breakfast, not the order of a shopping list.
The first drawer you open in the morning can hold the small pieces that otherwise drift across the counter. You can organize it with the dividers you already have.
Empty and sort by use
Take everything out, wipe the drawer and separate morning tools from things used only occasionally. Check for sharp, broken or food-soiled items before replacing them. Keep only objects that genuinely belong near the coffee or breakfast station. A drawer with open space is easier to use than one where every inch has a compartment.
Create two simple zones
Put daily items toward the front: a spoon, filters, clean napkins or a tea infuser. Place less frequent items at the back. A small washable box or existing divider can stop narrow pieces from sliding. Do not build tall stacks that snag when the drawer opens or hide things you need.
Check the reach
Open the drawer while standing where you prepare breakfast. If the handle collides with a chair or an appliance, the location may be wrong for the routine. Move the relevant tools to a nearby shelf instead of forcing the drawer to work. Keep paper filters dry and away from spills.
Reset as part of cleanup
Return clean tools after breakfast and discard damaged packaging. If a category outgrows its space, ask whether it belongs here at all before buying another organizer. The drawer should make one morning task easier, not become a project that needs its own maintenance plan.