7 foolproof ways to organise your kitchen

Transform your kitchen with these super easy mess-busting tips and storage ideas

Are your kitchen cabinets overflowing with junk? Are you ready to transform your space with plenty of clever decluttering solutions? Here at Housetohome we've come up with a few tried and tested ways of sorting out your kitchen for good.

1. Hang it up

Hang aprons, oven gloves, and tea towels on wall mounted pegs within reach of your cooking area. If you have space above your cooker or kitchen island hang a pot rack, it a great way to free up the bulky items from your kitchen cabinets.

kitchen with white cabinet wooden beams and pot rack

(Image credit: Future PLC/ Brent Darby)

2. Store by use

Sort and store items by frequency of use. Place your salt and pepper
shaker close by at the front of the cupboard and your other spices
further at the back. This principle works well for your worktop too.
Keep your kettle close to hand as you'll be using it often and place
your blender further down the worktop.

kitchen with white walls marble worktop and fruit ball

(Image credit: Future PLC/ James French)

3. Stack ‘em high

Store open plastic containers inside one another and keep lids close by. It's much easier to keep the lids separate.

plastic container with cake

(Image credit: TBC)

4. Clever hidden storage

If you're planning a new kitchen think about clever storage. Trays that
fit neatly into the nooks and crannies of your kitchen are ideal or
pull-out storage that packs in plenty more stuff that regular cupboards
are great examples. Alternatively, go for a freestanding unit with
intelligent design features built in.

hidden storage inside kitchen

(Image credit: TBC)

5. Open shelving is your friend

Run out of cupboard space? Don't worry, open shelving is the best option
for overflowing cabinets. You can stack cups and plates on top of each
other to make a pretty display. It's bang on trend, too.

kitchen with open wooden shelf bar stools and white tiled flooring

(Image credit: Future PLC/ Matthew Williams)

6. Curtain call

Placing all your unsightly items behind a curtain is an
easy, no-brainer solution to dealing with kitchen clutter. It works well if you want
to disguise appliances and gives your space a pretty, country-style
vibe.

kitchen with white walls and open shelf

(Image credit: TBC)

7. Store items upright

Got plenty of drawers in your kitchen? Storing items upright can make
things a lot neater. Label the lids to make things easy to find.

kitchen storage ideas

(Image credit: TBC)

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