Organizing your kitchen with storage hacks

 

If the kitchen is the heart and soul of the home then it should have ease of access to everyday items. Everything should have a place to call home. How a kitchen is laid out is important to how it functions. With the right placement it has ease of use. This is the brains of the kitchen aka function. A kitchen without function/brains is not worth the salt.

The sink false front: Making use of the false front panel with a tip-out tray. It’s a waste not to use this space. It’s easy to use for your everyday frequently used small items. No squatting, no digging under your sink for sponges, soap, dishwasher detergent.

Back of Cabinet doors: Add conveniency to your supplies. Open your doors and the items you need are there for you. Store your bags and cleaning supplies.

Pull-out pantries: Are a great way to see everything without digging. It can be in base, wall and tall cabinets.

Base pull-outs near the stove and prep areas. Oils and spices are easy to access.

Pull-out trash/recycling: No more unsightly containers. Open and pullout the door. The container base is attached to the door, making it easy to throw items away.

Base cabinet pullout tray divider:  Need a tray? Just pull them up. No more squatting down and pulling out trays that are at the bottom of the heap.

Wall pullouts: Ease of access to cups and glasses.

Tall pull-out pantries: A great place to store your staples such as dry goods-flour, sugar, canned goods, condiments, jars, Everything that you need for prepping is at your fingertips.

Pull-out baskets: Store your fruits and vegetables that don’t need refrigeration. There is no door. Just pull out the baskets. Easy to use.

Roll-out Pantries: This is where I like to store larger items: Tall boxes of cereal, paper towels, dry-goods, jars, large pots and pans. small appliances, and dog/cat food.

Pull-out Organizer: Perfect for frying pans and lids.

Two-tier cutlery Drawer: The top tray for everyday cutlery and the bottom tray for overflow.

Drawers: Great place to store your mixing bowls, baking supplies, dishware, storage containers, teas, coffee, etc.