Organizing my kitchen is a constant exercise; like Jenga but with spatulas. I love cooking and spending time in the space, but I am forever trying to decide on the best way to fit my growing collection of baking trays and measuring jugs and different spices into the same size cupboards. Thankfully, I'm not alone: the internet is full of lovely people who have come up with ingenious ways to extend the storage space in your kitchen and to make it easier to find everything.
We've gathered together the best storage solutions, pantry systems, and ideas for finding space you didn't know you had. Read on for 40 ways that you can make your kitchen more user friendly, leaving you more time for baking cookies and polishing up your recipe for salmon en route.
These stylish painted mason jars are a great way of clearing up space in that kitchen drawer you have that's impossible to find anything in. Bring them out onto the countertop and label them to make sure you know exactly where everything goes. For Rent will show you how.
Small Pantry Organization Ideas! (before & After)
The pantry is one of the hardest places in your kitchen to keep clean and organized. It's full of so many bits and pieces that it can be impossible to see what you actually have. Enter How to Nest for Less with their excellent pantry makeover ideas. Gorgeous baskets and parcel labels aplenty.
This DIY pantry organizer from Let's DIY It All gives you extra storage where you need it most. You can pop all the smaller bits and pieces in these sections and they'll never get lost again.
When you bulk buy your spices, as I like to do, you get a much better deal, but you still need somewhere to store them. This clever idea from A Cultivated Nest, uses magnetic paint and dollar tree containers, giving you easy-to-grab spices for every meal.
Small Kitchen Diy Organization Ideas
Home Talk got fed up with having all their dry goods in different shaped Tupperware, bags, and boxes. They wanted an organized way of keeping it all together, whilst making sure their kitchen looked cool. This is their solution, and they can show you how to do it too.
Just so you all know, I'm completely stealing this idea for my pantry door: it's genius. I'm constantly having to look up measuring equivalents when I cook from different recipes. Tidbits from the Tremayne's have found my ideal kitchen hack.
What I love about these drawer organizers from Kevin and Amanda, is that they're easily removable. You can take them out when you need to clean the drawer, or if you want to move things around in your kitchen. Clever and good looking: the perfect combination.
Clever Tiny House Kitchen Storage Ideas To Maximize Space
Sometimes, no matter how hard you try, you run out of room in the cupboards. But don't worry, you don't have to send your favorite pots and pans to Goodwill. Fab from Drab has a tutorial to help you turn a boring old ladder into stylish hanging storage for all your cookware, that you can customize to fit your kitchen decor.
Amongst her list of very useful IKEA hacks, Apartment Apothecary has discovered the best use for those upright box files you can pick up for cents. Screw them to the inside of your cabinet door, and use them to store all those long packets of baking parchment or saran wrap that always fall out of the cupboard.
This idea from Houz.com looks super stylish, you can find out how to make one similar on the DIY Creators' youtube channel. No more wires hanging around on every surface for the cat, or children to grab at.
Small Pantry Organization Ideas (pantry Makeover)
If you've got several fluffy house residents, then you might have a cupboard full of overflowing food bags. This clever hack from Big Chill is an easy way to make sure each of your fur babies gets the right food, and that you can keep it all neat and tidy.
This idea from Houseful of Handmade is genius if you have more than one person putting things away in your kitchen. This was you can make sure that the right utensils always end up in the right space, whether it's your 4-year-old helping or your husband!
We're all over the drawer organization at the moment, because - let's face it - rifling through a messy drawer to find what you need is an annoying waste of time. From House to Home show you how to use a pegboard and dwelling to sort your smaller baking implements. You'll never be more than 5 minutes from making cookies again.
Best Kitchen Organization Ideas For Small Spaces
Ana White has your spice storage problems solved with this, easily adaptable, spice drawer insert. You can customize it to fit any drawer, and keep all your little bottles in one place, easy to get to while you're cooking up a storm.
Over at Cookies, Crafts, and Chaos, the solution to how to store your muffin trays and add to the country cottage feel of your home has been found. Using this shabby chic restoration method, this magazine rack has been perfectly repurposed.
This great idea from Life Hack is so simple. You only need a tension rod and some space under your sink. You can hang all of the cleaning spray bottles, keeping them out of the way and doubling the amount of storage you have in the cabinet.
Small Pantry Organization Ideas
More and more busy families are opting for command centers in their kitchens or hallways to organize classes, extra-curricular activities, and all the paperwork that comes with adulting. These ideas from Better Homes and Gardens will make sure you're never the mom that forgets soccer practice!
Another great how-to for the perfectly organized pantry of your dreams. Domestic Imperfection shows you the way to these lust-worthy shelves. So, if you're tired of mismatched and messy bags of flour all over your pantry, then this blog post is definitely for you.
Often the best way of increasing the amount of storage you have in your kitchen is to find space that you didn't even know you had. This tutorial over at Classy Clutter shows you how to turn even the slimmest space into the perfect storage area for your cans.
Diy Kitchen Organization Ideas
Ah, Tupperware, the bane of every homeowner's life. Looking for somewhere to store some leftovers and never able to find the right lid for the right pot? Yup, me too. Home Talk obviously has the same problem, but thankfully she's come up with a great idea for helping us all out. Wondering what to do with your old plastic drying rack? Wonder no more!
This is a great idea from My Perfect Nest to gather up all those odds and ends that you find laying around your kitchen surfaces. With this tutorial you can keep them all in cute little wicker baskets, cleaning up the look of your room immediately.
Ich Designer has come up with a genius repurposing of a slatted IKEA headboard. I don't actually think that these kinds of headboards are comfortable to put behind beds, but they're perfect for this kind of thing. Using the slats to put hooks on you can create the perfect command center or organization station for your kitchen wall.
Small Pantry Organization Makeover
If you have enough floor space in your kitchen, but you're struggling for cupboard space or surfaces to work on, then creating your own kitchen island may be the perfect solution. In another great IKEA hack, Kreating Homes as put together a tutorial for your very own island made from Kallax units. Easy as pie, and then you can bake some pie on it!
The unused space on the end of your cabinets can often be the perfect solution to your extra storage needs. Over the Big Moon can teach you how to make this cute little produce stand from scratch, and you'll always have somewhere to put your bananas.
With some rope, a drill, and some cute wooden bowls from Target to make another option for fruit storage. Always Rooney will take you through the process step-by-step, and you can even add some cool-looking plants to the top layer to keep it all looking beautiful.
If it's not storage, but rather getting to the back of your cupboards that's the problem, then you need this DIY project from The Navage Patch. You can adapt almost any cabinet to give you easy access to all your pots and pans. You'll never lose lids down the back again!
Have you got a shelf (or even just a pile on your countertop) of platters and plates which, although gorgeous, just won't fit into any of your cupboards? Then How to Nest for Less has the solution. These platter racks are the perfect way to utilize wall space and display your pieces, and they're really easy to make.
Bread bins are good for bread, but there are loads of different ways you can repurpose the humble bread bin. For example, this tutorial from Four Generations One Roof will help you create a charging station that fits in with the rest of your kitchen decor, rather than stands out like a sore thumb.
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