When pan lids get disorganized, they take up a lot of space. Use sticky hooks on the inside of a cabinet door with the hooks facing inward to hold lids in place. This will keep this organized while giving you back space.

Spice racks can take up a lot of space. So, can placing them inside of a cabinet. You can make your own DIY magnetic spice rack with magnetic canisters from the dollar store. Place them on your refrigerator to save space.

Seasoning packets can pile up into a disorganized mess in the cabinet. Use a photo or other unused box to store them neatly. You can also use binder clips and hang them from sticky hooks on the inside of a cabinet door to keep open packets fresh and/or increase space.

Reclaim precious counter space by creating a coffee nook in a different area of your home on top of a cabinet. You can move all of your mugs in this area by hanging them from hooks on a floating coat rack shelf. Store all your tea bags in labeled boxes and coffee grinds in air-tight glass jars.

This is a fantastic reuse of the plastic we use every day. Instead of tossing coffee creamer containers, rinse them out and use them to store other items in your home. This can be anything from cat treats, cereal, popcorn kernels, glitter, or chocolate chips.

Get the most out of your cabinet space by dividing it up. You can use dividers vertically to create separate compartments for cutting boards, trays, and other items.

Don’t miss out on that precious space under your sink. Get the most out of it by installing a tension rod. You can hang spray bottles from it and keep them in the air instead of on the floor.

Don’t let your dish rack eat up all of your counter space. There are plenty of options that make offer double rack storage or raise the rack up. You can even hang other kitchen items from it.

Once that 12-pack’s cardboard box rips, your cans roll all over the place. Or maybe those soup cans are overwhelming your cabinets. Store them in file holders to save space and keep them organized.

Another great hack for file folders is to install them on the inside of a cabinet. You can fill them with plastic wrap or tin foil rolls if you don’t have drawer space for them.

Need some extra shelf space that looks expensive but isn’t? You can use a pallet to build all kinds of customized shelving to fit into any space in your kitchen.

This provides a great way to add extra space in your kitchen while keeping it organized. Screw mason jar tops to the underside of your hanging cabinets. Fill the jar with items and screw them into the tops.

Keep your pantry looking like a beacon of organization by using bins to store items. This is especially great when storing multiple items of the same item. Label those bins for added order.

Don’t have anywhere to store pots and pans? Hang them from a ceiling. Hang a grate from the ceiling and use “S” hooks to hang kitchen items from it.

This is a great way to repurpose an old paper towel roll. Use it for trash bags instead. this creates easy access for pulling out garbage bags.

Use gripper clips to create a space-saving spice rack. You can also use this on the inside of a bathroom cabinet to store medicine bottles.

If you’re lacking in drawer space, you’ll have to find a new place to store those kitchen utensils. Decor a mason jar and toss them in. This will keep them looking nice and neat.

Lazy Susans are a great way to utilize all the space you have in your cabinets. They can also be place on top of refrigerators or under the sink.

Keep your kitchen organized by wisely using every inch of space. If you can’t afford to build extra square footage in your kitchen, you might be able to spring for a custom cabinet instead. This one brilliantly creates storage space on the sides of a sink.