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Storage in a Small Kitchen

Here are some good storage solutions for a small kitchen.

I thought I had used every nook and cranny of storage in my small kitchen, but low and behold I have found more space. It just goes to show what you can come up with when you live in a small apartment.

  1. Screw hooks under your cabinets and hang cups and mugs.
  2. Fasten a magnetic strip on your backsplash and stick all your knives on it.
  3. Put all your large appliances that you don't use every day on top of your cabinets.
  4. Put up a shelf over your door and store your cook books on it.
  5. If you have space between an appliance and a cabinet, slide in large items like trays or cookie sheets.
  6. If you have an empty wall, attach a wire grid and equip it with hooks and clip on baskets and accessories.
  7. Place a couple of large beautiful baskets on top of your refrigerator and store items in them.
  8. Mount a towel rack inside a cabinet and slide in your lids.
  9. Buy a large cutting board and lay it across your sink when you are preparing food.
  10. Hang often used utensils on S hooks from a tension rod positioned behind your cook top.
  11. Mount a pot rack on the ceiling near your stove to hang pots and pans so they can be easily reached.
  12. Store your plastic containers and lids in a large dish pan under the sink.

I haven't implemented all these ideas yet but I have started and I will get them all into play soon. My cabinets are already looking much roomier. If you are like me, and live in a small apartment every new idea is appreciated.

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Comments (5)
#1 by lizzie2uk, Sep 25, 2007
Some interesting tips.
#2 by Mazie, Oct 6, 2007
If you live in a small apartment as I do you learn a lot of things people in larger places would never dream of. Looks like you found all of them.
#3 by Judy Sheldon, Oct 13, 2007
Another useful tip is to use square, (versus round containers)as you can fit more containers into a smaller area without wasting space. You found a lot of good space saving ideas. My kitchen is small too. I mounted shelves above the windows and doors also.
#4 by Sharon, Oct 20, 2007
All of these tips can be a help in a small kitchen, Some of them, I hadn't thought of but they will come in handy for me too.
#5 by Tress, Mar 6, 2008
thanks, I have moved to a new place and have practialy no storage. This will help me out.
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