Cabinet manufacturers have responded to consumers’ demand for pantries in small spaces and kitchens. In addition, wardrobe manufacturers have identified the market as a cross-product user of their smart storage innovations. Finally, the little kitchen owner gets the attention they deserve. Purchased organizers are not the only way to maximize your pantry space.
Here are some great ideas for creating more pantry storage in a small kitchen:
Reorganize to make a smarter pantry. Higher items on the pantry shelves at the back, shorter at the front. Use baskets for bulky items and containers to iron small, miscellaneous. object.
Adjust the height of the shelf to match the size of the pantry item and maximize the efficiency of your pantry space.
Consider moving groceries to drawers. More items can be stored in a box; label tops for quick identification.
Install roll-out pantry drawers for easier access. Because you can see more, you can store more.
Take back a wardrobe.
Reuse storage between wall studs.
Take out the kitchen sofas to move rarely used items above kitchen cabinets; create new cabinet space below.
Delegate pantry food storage outside the kitchen: under the living room sofa or out in the garage.
Put food items in the pantry inside decorative furniture, like a crock.
Think on a smaller scale: consider a mini-version of a walk-in pantry.
Take 12 “from the corridor width for pantry shelves.
Recycle wooden boxes from wine, mounted on walls as a shelf (can be free from wine shops or supermarkets).
Make a thin box on wheels next to empty space next to your refrigerator (same height) that can roll out.
Use door racks for extra storage on closet doors. For very narrow doors, take a hanging shoe bag for top doors and cut to fit.
Buy an antique or used furniture cabinet at a garage sale or flea market and replace the furniture for the pantry.
Hanging objects is an alternative to using cupboard space.
Install pantry shelves in the kitchen where spices and staples can be stored outdoors.
Hang pots on a pot rack to free up space inside cupboards for pantry items or store inside the oven when not in use.
Place utensils in utensil pillows on the worktop to free up additional pantry space inside cabinets – cutlery can also be stored in a decorative container on the table.
Take a lesson from clothing storage experts and copy their unique storage ideas or even use their products for your food storage needs.
If you are looking for more kitchen pantry ideas, Everything Pantry can help. From deciding which kitchen cabinet fits best in your design plan, to choosing a cabinet door or the best organizer, we cover a wide range of topics.
