Organize Your Kitchen
Paper Towel Cubby
For a discrete and convenient paper towel roll location, remove a drawer and install a paper towel holder in its place.
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Hidden Cutting Board
A slide out cutting board cleverly adds work surface to a kitchen.
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Pull-Out Pantry
A pull-out pantry component can help take advantage of an awkward slender space.
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Corner Shelves
Corner shelves can be an efficient use of a sometimes awkward space. The brackets supporting these shelves are local architectural salvage pieces that add character to the kitchen.
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Produce Bins
Vented produce bins can be used to store produce that doesn’t require refrigeration.
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Tool Rail
A tool rail over the cooktop keeps utensils at an easy reach.
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Hidden Work Surface
An additional work surface is hidden in cabinetry with false cabinet fronts.
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Cute Canisters
Decorative canisters cleverly allow you to store dry goods in a visible area.
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Shelves
These homeowners didn’t want to hide everything behind cabinet doors, so instead they chose to have a mix of open shelves and closed cabinetry.
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Open Pantry Shelves
Using baskets and buckets to store dry food items help keep an open pantry looking neat and functional.
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Vertical Plate Storage
A vertical plate storage rack helps prevent dishes from chipping.
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Base Cabinet Drawers
Base cabinets with sliding shelves make it easier to see and reach items in the back of the cabinet.
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Add Vintage Storage Space
Not enough built-ins? Use vintage cabinets or hutches for added storage.
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Hanging Pot Rack
Hang a pot rack over the island for easily accessible cookware.
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Wine Rack
Slender spaces like compartments under the kitchen island are perfect for storing bottles of wine.
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Linen Storage
Several shallow drawers are ideal for storing linens. Add them to a cabinet that is near the dining space for extra convenience.
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Open Shelves
Open backed shelves are great for small kitchens. Install them in front of windows for extra storage while still allowing light to come in.
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Message Center
Help keep your family organized by installing a family message center in your kitchen.
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Recycling Center
A small recycling center in the kitchen makes it easy to be green. Having a separate bin for glass, paper, plastic, and tin will make sorting a breeze.
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Chalkboard Paint
Apply chalkboard paint next to the phone for an easy message board.
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Appliance Garage
Install electrical outlets inside cabinets, and keep small appliances inside for a less cluttered countertop.
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Window Space
You can utilize the space across the window by installing tool rails or shelves.
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Vertical Space
Add dividers in tall, narrow cabinets to create perfectly-sized storage sections for flat items like cookie sheets, cooling racks, and paper grocery sacks.