It thrills me to bring you this guest post by Ty Schmidt with Modernize.com, to offer some fabulous and cost-effective ways to organize your kitchen space! I love to use space wisely, making sure to keep it functional but not too crowded. Check out these great options to keep your space functional and organized at the same time!
Everyone has their own reasons for not wanting to cook.
Maybe it was a long day at work and you just don’t feel like it. Or you think
there’s nothing to make (in spite of the fully stocked fridge and pantry). Or,
maybe you just spent $200 at the grocery store and you would rather grab take
out than put any more effort into food-related things that day. Regardless of
the reasons, there is one thing that can help: an organized kitchen can help
make the task of tackling that recipe a little less challenging.
Here are a few tips to organize your kitchen in creative yet
practical ways:
Recycle. There are ways to
reuse what some may think of as garbage that can make your kitchen feel much
less cluttered. Save storage space in cabinets, a pantry or a Lazy Susan by
turning a used cardboard soda container into a storage vessel for soup cans.
Via Then She Made |
Get tense. Tension
rods are not just for bathroom showers. They can make amazing organizational
tools in the kitchen in a variety of ways. Use them horizontally under the sink
to create a space to hang spray bottles or towels or use them vertically in a
cabinet to make a better home for cookie sheets and pizza stones.
Via A Thousand Words |
Get a butler for your fridge.
For easy access to everyday condiments, keep your fridge free of clutter by
utilizing a storage option that spins.
Via Fridge Butler LLC |
Reuse. There is no need to
grapple with “that place” in the kitchen were the plastic bags from the grocery
store accumulate into something resembling a smashed multi-colored snowman. If
you use plastic bags and store-bought cleaning wipes, you’re in luck. Re-purpose
old cleaning wipe containers into an attractive space-saving masterpiece that
harnesses all the power of those plastic bags into a convenient, tidy and
portable bag disposal unit.
Via Tater Tots and Jello |
Get handy. Those pesky
lids of pots and pans do nothing but take up high-quality cabinet real estate.
A simple hammer and nails can transform your pot and pan storage area into a
much more user-friendly space.
Via The Country Chic Cottage |
Make the pantry pretty. An
inexpensive trip to the dollar store is all it takes to transform a cluttered
pantry into a symphony of organization and style. Investing in a variety of
air-tight containers appropriate for a variety of common items stored in
pantries, and taking the time to label them, can pay dividends when the time
comes to get cooking.
Via The Social Home |
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I seriously can benefit from the not "putting the bags under the sink" and instead into the wipes container. Genius!
ReplyDeleteLOL! That is such a great idea. I have implemented this in our garage when you need a handy plastic bag to get rid of trash items from a DIY project, out the car, etc.
DeleteI seriously, SERIOUSLY needed this post right now! I'm sure you don't have this problem with your Carnegie, but we have a serious storage problem with our Astor--since we have living spaces on both sides of the kitchen, we have absolutely no pantry or closet for cleaning supplies or big kitchen items like stock pots, paper towels, etc. We're actually working on remedying that with the closet company we hired, but geesh. All of those cabinets and I'm still hand wringing about how to use the space!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to definitely take advantage of the pots lid trick, and since I make 98% of my food from scratch, the pretty pantry has given me resolve to visit a Container Store and actually get my life organized. Thanks so much for this!
You are most welcome! I personally could use more storage space as well. Mainly for cleaning supplies as I have them in bins in the laundry room. I am so excited about your closet system and can't wait to see it!!!
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