There are myriad kitchen organization ideas to suit any lifestylefrom large tosmall kitchensand from professional chefs to casual cooks.
Here are some practical and stylish kitchen organizing ideas to get you started.
Install brass railings to keep storage jars securely in place.
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A chalkboard for keeping a grocery list adds a practical and homey touch.
Implement a design that will function in an organizational capacity but also act as decor for your kitchen.
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That way, you don’t have to take up space with supplemental decor.
Next, print some fun and inspirational quotes.
Finally, tack up important notes,shopping lists, and reminders to keep you on task.
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Organize Dish Towels
Stackdish towelsvertically using a divider to store potholders and other kitchen linens.
Label Canisters
Using bold, simple pantrylabelsis an effective way to keep dry goods organized.
Keep the labels consistent.
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And label everything, even the items you don’t think require a label.
That creates a uniform look and ensures that everything will stay in its place.
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Under-sink storagecan easily go from under control to chaotic.
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Create a DIY storage solution forplastic bagsusing an empty oatmeal container.
Keep your tea, coffee cartridge pods, and other necessities organized inside a drawer instead.
Narrow plastic bins will work well to keep your tea in full view.
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Add Wall Storage
Utilizing every square inch of space is important in a small kitchen.
If this aesthetic doesn’t appeal to you, change out the containers to better fit your style.
Organize the Fridge
Organizing the fridgewill allow you to scan the contents and avoid food waste.
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Keep items that you use often at eye level.
Store meat on the lowest shelf, which is the coolest.
Keep everything organized and out of sight until you need it bystationing the centerinside a kitchen cabinet.
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Use magnetic chalkboard paint to get started.
It can serve to keep grocery lists and meal plans organized.
And it can keep young children distracted while you cook.
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You’ll often find them in awkward corner cabinets.
This idea will help prevent things from falling over and getting lost when you dig through the cabinet.
Even if you stack them neatly, opening and closing the drawer will eventually cause them to become disorderly.
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Prevent this mess by sectioning off the inside of your drawer and organizing the containers by size usingdrawer dividers.
Keepcoffee mugs organizedand within reach by adding hooks to the bottom of open shelving or kitchen cabinets.
confirm you position this DIY project close to the coffee pot.
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That bang out of stacking makes them hard to reach, too.
Fix this common problem with inexpensive cabinet risers.
These kitchen helpers create valuable extra shelf space forcabinet organization.
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Hang Paper Towels
Many paper towel holders sit directly on the countertop wasting valuable space.
Hang paper towels underneath your kitchen cabinets or open shelving instead.
If you might’t find a holder that matches your decor it’s easy enough to make your own.
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Use a Door Storage Rack
Use the backs of your kitchen cabinet orpantry doorsfor storage.
Specially designed door racks hold more than shelves in some cases.
Use this area to store food that you want readily accessible, such as snacks for the kids.
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Try a Freestanding Pantry
Storage and organizing become much trickier when a kitchen lacks a pantry.
To make up for the lost space, opt for afreestanding pantry.
It might be more practical to store coffee-related items on a smallrolling cart.
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you could roll the cart to guests and return it to the kitchen when finished.
Plus, adding labels can ensure that everything is in its place.
It prevents little items from becoming clutter, and it makes good use of vertical space.
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Display Everyday Items
There are pros and cons to havingopen kitchen shelving.
The benefits include quick and easy access to items and a place to show off your prettiest kitchenware.
One big con: dust.
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Avoid the problem by using open shelves for items you use frequently.
Make this setup even more useful by adding common measuring conversion graphics to the door.
It looks cute, and you’ll have the correct measurements at your fingertips.
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Fix the issue by adding dividers to the utensil drawer, just as you have in the silverware drawer.
You’ll have an easier time reaching for what you need in the middle of cooking.
Items you might keep nearby include olive oil, salt and pepper, vinegar, and common cooking utensils.
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Arrange them all tidy and grouped on a tray.
And designate a space in your fridge for the refrigerated items you typically grab.
Use Stacking Baskets
There are many ways to maximize vertical space in the pantry.
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And one is simply to add a set of baskets that stack neatly on top of one another.
And sometimes that might mean the food expires or you end up buying more than you need.
Thats where can risers come in.
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They elevate your cans in tiers to allow you to see every single one.
As a bonus: Theyre inexpensive and easy to fit on most shelves.
These simple clips can be attached to most types of bins.
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Store frequently used spices and seasonings in the cabinets nearest to your stove.
Consider an Open Pantry
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Consider using open shelving for your pantry items.
Youll still be able to easily take inventory of whats in the pantry.
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Add Lower Pantry Cabinets
Walk-in pantries often only come equipped with shelving.
And add drawer dividers as necessary.
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