Are you sick and tired of having a cluttered kitchen because you don’t have enough room? Don’t be!
You don’t need to remodel your kitchen to create more storage. Here are 17 hacks to get more storage space out of your tiny kitchen.
Pot Rail
No place for your pots, pans or utensils? Install a rail underneath your cabinets to hang them from.
Hang Baskets From Your Pot Rail
Hanging baskets from your pot rail will give you even more storage.
Magnetic Strips
Mount a magnetic strip on the wall and use it to hang your knives and other metal utensils from.
Stackable Shelves
Stackable shelving maximizes storage by utilizing the height in your cabinets.
Hang a Pegboard
Use a pegboard to hang your pots and other items from. You can even paint it a funky color to create an accent wall effect.
Shelving Above Your Cabinets
If you have enough space, you can add shelving above your cabinets
Undershelf Cabinet Baskets
These are another great way to utilize the height in your cabinets.
Magnetic Spice Containers
Don’t let a spice rack take up valuable space. Use some magnetic spice containers to store your spices.
File Organizers on the Inside of Cabinets
Hanging file organizers on the inside of your cabinets is a great place to store tin foil and cling wrap.
Or to Organize Cutting Board and Pans
File organizers can go inside of cabinets or on the counter to organize your cutting boards and pans.
Tension Rods Under the Sink
Put a tension rod underneath your sink to hang spray bottles from.
Or to Organize Your Cabinets
Place tension rods vertically to organize serving trays or cutting boards inside your shelves.
Hooks on the Inside of Cabinets
Hang utensils or pot holders from hooks on the inside of your cabinets.
Or on the Sides of Your Cabinets
Hooks can even be used on the sides of your cabinets to store items.
Shelving on the Sides of Your Cabinets
The sides of your cabinets are a perfect place to hang shelving.
Hanging Jars
Screw jar tops to the bottom of your cabinets to store small items in.
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