Small kitchen storage

Yes, tiny kitchens can be adorable, but they can pose problems when it comes to having adequate space to store cookware, prep and keep food, cook and eat, and house your plants (hey, that’s important, too!). You might be able to renovate, but that’s certainly costly—and perhaps not an option if you’re renting. But where some see a problem, IKEA hackers naturally see an opportunity. They don’t just stick to the store’s kitchen section, either!

Do you feel like your kitchen is too small to cook in? You can make it work. I feed 10 people a day in my impossibly tiny kitchen.

Kitchen bursting at the seams? If you’re going a little crazy trying to fit all your cooking accoutrements in your teeny-tiny kitchen, this is the post for you. Here are 20+ ideas for ways to squeeze a little extra storage out of a small kitchen. 1. Get the most out of the cabinets you do have with stackable shelves (like these from Store).2. Don’t neglect the space above your cabinets. You could stash extra stuff up there in baskets.3.

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Few things are as versatile as the humble tension rod. They are cheap and totally removable.

*This post may have affiliate links, which means I may receive commissions if you choose to purchase through links I provide (at no extra cost to you). When you’ve got a kitchen with no pantry, you have five main areas to optimize: Drawers Cabinets Countertops Walls Spaces between stuff (like the tiny awkward space between the fridge and your counters Below, we’ll go over 21 no-pantry solutions broken down by each of the five categories above. Let’s get started! No-Pantry Solutions for…

Space saving ideas for the kitchen are always needed. These cheap, easy hacks will help find space in your kitchen you never knew you had! #28 is my favorite!