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Kitchen Storage Cabinetry makers have devised new and surprising ways to clean up the clutter in your kitchen.

If you need more kitchen storage and work space, add an island to your kitchen. Freestanding islands (essentially large pieces of furniture) can also add additional dining space to your kitchen.

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Add to or enhance the storage in your kitchen with advice from the experts. Contact a storage solutions professional to help get you (and your kitchen) organized!

ISLAND CHIC You can have an island of your own–well, at least in your kitchen. Kitchen islands feature stone, stainless steel or butcher-block wood surfaces and offer professional grade food prep space by the yard. And the storage beneath can be customized to fit your culinary and dining needs. Pull out all the stops with specialized drawer inserts that transform simple drawers into storage wizards. Add a multilevel spice station for adventurous chefs, and a cutlery and knife drawer that ensures safe storage for sharp objects. Or add a drawer that doubles as a kitchen media center where music CDs or cooking DVDs are right at hand. Under-counter basket storage is a popular and attractive way to corral objects that are clutter culprits–such as food storage containers and their lids. Contact an organization specialist for other multifunctional ways to add more storage to your kitchen.

TOP-DRAWER STORAGE SOLUTIONS New clever kitchen cabinetry options offer cupboard drawers–with more:

  • Keep it fresh A bread drawer liner keeps baked goods tasting oven-fresh.

  • Dish-up storage Drawer inserts allow you to stack dinner and salad plates. Perfect for families with small children because low under-counter drawers are the right height for pint-size self-servers.

  • Big and tall Store oversize cookware, such as pasta pots, turkey roasters, lasagna pans and crock pots, in deep drawers that offer ample headroom.

  • Heat up Guests running late? No problem with a heated drawer that keeps food warmed and ready to serve.



    • ORDER IN THE HOUSE
    Good storage is good for the soul. So says Kasha Harmer Hirst, author of Storage: Recipes and Ideas. “The psychological effects of keeping your house in order should not be underestimated," she says. “Areas of clutter cause stagnant energy." Her advice is to give space a value. That means keeping kitchen countertops clutter-free.


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