10+ Organizing Ideas To Make Full Use Of Your Kitchen Space

In this list, we will be exploring some nice kitchen organizing ideas to make full use of the kitchen space. Even if you have a large kitchen, you can make good use of the ideas here as well. We have compiled some of the simplest ideas for you to follow and we will be covering most areas in the kitchen.
Without further ado, let's begin! 


1. Shelves

You can never go wrong by installing shelves on an empty wall of your kitchen. Stock up your jars of grains, canned food and other miscellaneous food items on the shelf. It is advisable to place items that may soon be expired on these shelves. That way, you will always be reminded to consume them before time does.

Source
http://www.ellaclaireinspired.com/diy-country-store-kitchen-shelves-more/

Alternate idea

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https://www.pinterest.com/pin/135108057551392881/

2. Side Cabinet

We commonly place our utensils such as spatula, food clipper and grate in the kitchen drawer. But, with this idea, you know a new spot now! Using the same concept, you can probably put the hangers in some place that you don't need to worry about dripping water. That way, you can immediately put your utensils onto the hanger to air dry as soon as you wash them.

Source
http://www.thekitchn.com/rachel-brians-clever-side-cabinet-utensil-storage-kitchen-spotlight-202070

Alternate idea
You might need to put some zip ties at the bottom to stop the boards from falling out.

Source
http://www.thatswhatchesaid.net/cutting-board-storage/

3. Pegboards And Hooks

The wall space near the door is often left empty because we wouldn't want anything to get in the way as we close it. This is where a pegboard comes in. It is slimmer than shelves, so it doesn't really get in the way. You can hang just about anything by hooking them onto this pegboard. It also provides full visibility of all the tools you need to craft your favorite dishes.

Source
http://content.homebliss.in/2017/03/19/11-mindboggling-secret-storage-ideas-you-need-to-know-now/

4. Shoe Organizer Behind Door

Use a shoe organizer to put your food items such as snacks, garlic and onions. Remember to pick the transparent type so that you can see what's in each pocket. Ideally you can hang this out on any empty walls other than the back of the door.

Source
http://www.roserbru.com/beautiful-tips-and-inspiration-for-your-pantry-organizers/

5. Slide-Out Pantry In The Gap

The idea above shows the use of the gap space between the fridge and the wall. But, it really depends on how we arrange our kitchen. We can apply the same idea between cabinets. Do note that the side of the fridge is usually warm. So, it may not be good to have certain food stuff placed near it.

Follow the link to get a step-by-step instructional tutorial to make this super useful storage.

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http://www.instructables.com/id/Hidden-Fridge-Gap-Slide-Out-Pantry/

6. Magnetic Spice Frame

The kitchen deserves some decoration too! This idea isn't just useful but it has an aesthetic value to make your kitchen unlike others.

Follow the link to see how to make this for yourself.

Source
http://www.addicted2decorating.com/framed-magnetic-chalkboard-spice-rack.html

7. Tiny Shelf & Rod

Make use of the space under the floating cabinets with this tiny shelf. You can install a rod under it depending on how much space that's left. You might want to leave towels at the bottom to catch dripping water after you washed the utensils.

Source
http://www.homedecoz.com/home-decor/shelving-wooden-countertop-by-erdbeerdiamant/

8. Wire Organizers

Store your pans and baking molds horizontally with an office wire organizer. That way, you can access the pans you want easily.

Source
http://orgjunkie.com/2012/03/spring-into-organization-my-organized-kitchen.html

9. Wine Rack

Here's something for the wine lovers. Create your own rack for your bottles of wine. Your wine deserves a special place and this is it. This should clear out some cabinet space in your kitchen for something else.

Follow on the link for the steps. 

Source
http://www.shanty-2-chic.com/2013/03/wine-rack.html

10. Lids Storage

Don't waste the space behind the cabinet door. Secure your pot lids at the space behind the cabinet with command hooks. Then, you can stack your pots on each other to save space.

Source
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/299559812686943974/

Alternate Idea

Install towel rods behind the cabinet to keep your pot lids. 

Source
http://imgur.com/LZiyRLU

Alternate idea

Use magazine organizers to store your tupperware lids. 

Source
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/342203271664930344/

11. Multipurpose Shelf

If you like minimalism, you can craft your own customized shelf for your needs. In this idea, the jar lids are secured under the shelf but we think that might not be convenient considering that most jar lids will rust in time unless it's stainless steel. All in all, we hope this idea will inspire the inventor within you to craft your ideal shelf.

Source
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/681662093570307835/

12. Magnet Knife Holder

We all know that there's a special knife rack that keeps your knife. But, it might consume valuable table space. So, this idea might just help you save some space. It looks pretty cool as well.

Source
http://forcreativejuice.com/diys-rustic-home-decor/

13. Under Sink Organizer

Store your cleaning tools under the kitchen sink with this neat organizer. You can install a towel rod over it to hang your sprays and cleaning towels. You can also place plastic baskets to sort your stuffs.

Source
http://www.hometalk.com/18660558/easiest-under-the-sink-organizer-hack

14. Drawer Divider

Create custom dividers in your kitchen drawer with this simple DIY wood project. You can measure the size of your utensils to get the suitable length for your compartments. This wonderful idea will keep your drawer neat and tidy. It helps you get to your forks and spoons quickly too.

Follow on the link for tutorial.

Source
http://www.theimpatientgardener.com/2013/12/custom-junk-corralling.html

Alternate idea.

If wood work isn't your think, you can always buy several small baskets to sort your cutleries. 

Source
https://theelmlife.com/2013/11/12/cutlery-drawer-organization/

15. Small Basket For Canned Food

Simply pick a basket that will fit your tallest canned food item and you're all good! You can even stack them up together to save space.

Hope our compiled list here won't seem to daunting for your readers to follow and apply in real life. If you have any neat ideas to share, do put them in the comments below!

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