The Best Way To Organize Kitchen Cabinets
Now that you aren’t introducing anything new and you've gotten rid of the clutter, it’s time to get those kitchen cabinets organized. Would it surprise you to know that kitchen storage and organization tops the list for kitchen remodel must-haves? Here are some kitchen organization tools people want most:
- Cutlery and utensil organizers
- Deep drawer organizers
- Pull-out waste and recycling cabinets
- Wine and glass storage
- Cookie sheets and similar kitchenware
It turns out that function wins out over fashion when it comes to our kitchens. But you don't have to remodel to get organized! You just need some field-tested tips for the best way to organize kitchen cabinets.
Go vertical.
Use a cutting board organizer in a cabinet to store large, flat cookware and serveware on their sides. Storing these items vertically saves space, protects your dishes, and makes it easy to find what you need. For a customized storage solution, install tension rods in a cabinet to store your bakeware and trays.
Put a different spin on your storage.
Turntables are a kitchen storage revelation. Turntables with one or more levels are perfect for storing spices, condiments, and cooking oils. You'll make the most of your cabinet space and spend less time searching for your favorites. You might even consider installing a whole cabinet turntable and using it as a miniature pantry!
Set your pots and pans free.
If you've always stored your pots and pans in a cabinet, they're taking up a lot of room you could use for better organization. Consider a hanging rack above a kitchen island, hooks on the side of a cabinet, or a pot rack mounted to the wall. Your cookware will be more accessible and you'll create plenty of extra room in your kitchen cabinets.
Give cups and mugs somewhere to hang out.
Hanging mugs and cups from hooks attached to the undersides of kitchen cabinet shelves makes the most of the unused space above dishes. This kitchen organization tip frees up a lot of cabinet space.
Removing all you don’t need, being able to see and find what you do, and
optimizing the cabinet space you have—that’s what makes an organized kitchen.
What you can do right now: Keep up the good work and enjoy a kitchen that is easier to use and easier to clean. And then use this as momentum to
declutter your closet.
Imagine having a kitchen that is organized and clean day after day. Now that you know how to organize your kitchen,
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