Solutions for Kitchens with Limited Storage

1. Add a mobile island

A mobile island provides extra counter space and storage area that your kitchen doesn’t offer. The best part, you can roll it away when you don’t need it.

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2. Divide drawer space

Drawers can offer more storage space when they are properly organized. Rather than stuff all your kitchen utensils and knick knacks into a drawer, divide up the space and neatly organize the items. Not only will you fit more, but you’ll save time with the easy access.

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3. Add an open shelving unit

You can always add a pantry in your kitchen if you don’t already have one. An open shelving unit has a nice aesthetic element and also allows you to access your stuff quickly.

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4. Hang pots on shelves

Take advantage of wall space by hanging your pots and pans. This too, can offer a nice aesthetic element to your kitchen and save you much need drawer and cabinet space.

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5. Organize the shelves

Simply organizing the shelves you already have can buy you some extra storage space. For example, if you put essential ingredients into jars instead of leaving them in their original packaging, you’ll save yourself some space plus benefit from a highly organized kitchen.