3 Simple Yet Clever Kitchen Storage Ideas

There’s nothing worse than a cluttered kitchen. The kitchen is one of the most essential rooms in the house, and it can also be one of the most chaotic.

Pots, pans, dishes, silverware, and food must be stored somewhere, and finding a place for everything can be challenging.

However, with a bit of creativity, it is possible to create more storage space in even the smallest kitchen. If you want some easy ways to make a well-designed kitchen that utilises every bit of its space, then keep reading!

Gone are the days of the pedal bins taking up valuable space and causing a stink. Whether it's a pull-out drawer beneath your sink or a false front on your garbage can, hidden trash bins can help keep your kitchen neat and tidy.

Not only will this free up valuable counter space, but it will also help to reduce odours and keep pests out of your trash. So if you're looking for a way to streamline your kitchen, consider hiding your trash bin.

Pull-out solutions are great because they let your client see everything at once without having to dig around and compromise the order of the items. By installing shelves that slide out from the wall, you can easily organize and access your food items, saving time and energy. They allow you to easily reach everything without bending over or getting on the floor — which is great if some family members have back or mobility problems.

Additionally, pull-out storage can help to prevent food waste by making it easier to see what you have on hand. When items are stored in a cupboard or pantry, they can become forgotten and go bad before you can use them. But with pull-out shelves, everything is in plain sight, making it more likely that you'll remember to use up those items before they expire.

There are all sorts of nooks and crannies in the kitchen that often go unused. But with some creativity, these spaces can be turned into handy storage areas. For example, the space under the sink is often wasted because it's challenging to reach. But by adding a few shelves, this space can easily be turned into additional storage for cleaning supplies or even non-perishable food items.

Similarly, the cabinet corners are often difficult to access and therefore tend to collect dust. Try installing a corner pull-out or a Lazy Susan to transform the corners into easily accessible storage for spices, canned goods, or even small appliances.

If you're in need of some kitchen storage ideas, we hope these simple solutions have inspired you. With creativity and organization, your kitchen can stay tidy — even when it's filled with gadgets, appliances, and ingredients.

Considering a kitchen renovation and would like to know more about your storage options? Don't hesitate to reach out to us for a design consultation.