8 Smart Organizing Tips for the Kitchen
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What makes a great kitchen is how you organize it. Learn 8 smart organizing tips for the kitchen to help you get you organized in no time!
If you’re anything like me, once the holiday decorations come down you’re ready to start getting your house a little more organized.
The kitchen is the first place I need to start!
Here are 8 smart tips to help you organize your kitchen!
Kitchen Organization – Smart Organizing Tips for the Kitchen
I can’t believe I never thought to put these organizing tools to use in my refrigerator.
source : Martha Stewart
I love this idea! Use tension curtain rods to create dividers. Buy rods to fit the space, and position pairs of them at intervals. Great for storing platters, cookie sheets and cutting boards
source: Martha Stewart
Use vinyl to place a measurement conversion chart right inside your cabinet door.
source: Infarrantly Creative
I don’t have much cabinet space, so I use a wall mounted pot rack to hang my pots over my stove.
purchase wall mounted pot rack
I already use hooks inside my cabinet doors for dish rags to dry, but I love the idea of adding buckets to doors for sponges and tools too!
source: Tatertots & Jello
Make a chalkboard for the kitchen to keep track groceries needed, menus and to-do lists.
source: She Wears Many Hats
Use jars, containers, and baskets to keep pantry items organized. Use labels to make sure everyone knows what goes where.
source: House of Smiths
Make better use of the space under your sink. Hang spray bottles from a tension rod for easy access.
source: A Thousand Words
More Smart Organizing Tips for the Kitchen
Using Containers to Organize the Kitchen
A great kitchen is an organized kitchen
I’d love to hear more kitchen organizing ideas in the comments! Or share pictures of your kitchen organization on the TidyMom Facebook Page!
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I just made a chalkboard for my kitchen, I love it!!!
I saw this on the Rite Aid facebook page. I just love the tension rod for spary bottles idea. This is so awesome!
I love you! I love these ‘dug why didn’t I think of that’s ideas. My kitchen is going to look faaaaabulous!
Great idea re using a rod in the under the sink cupboard, ours is a right mess! Wish i was as organized as you!
I love all your ideas! The use of the tension rods is a fantastic idea. Your panty and kitchen looks so great and everything looks so organized.
Ooh these are great ideas! I specially liked the idea of the under the sink organization. Thank you for sharing.
The last one I want to try. What a coincidence, just 2 weeks ago, my kids told me to put a chalkboard on the kitchen so they could put things that they want to eat there. And I find it very convenient too because I can just write down things that are needed at home.
Wow! Fantastic ideas and it looks so organized.
Found you on stumble upon. Love the pictures. It’s inspiring me to organize!!
I love the gray and white pattern inside of the pantry. Did you stencil that on or is it some kind of wall paper? Thanks!
Really good ideas, thank you. I wouldn’t hang pots over the stove top though, they’ll get dirty fast from whatever is cooking, they could warp from the heat, & if the handles are covered in wood or a polymer, they could split.
Thanks for stopping by!
Mine have been hanging there for over 10 years – they don’t get dirty because I use them often and I’ve had no problems with warping or splitting
I’m pretty sure I’ll be using all of these… I just moved and haven’t the slightest clue how to start organizing my kitchen. I mean sure, I guess the pots should go near the stove… and the silverware should all be in the same drawer, but other than that, I am in serious need of some creative ideas. Glad you posted this!
the tension rod inside the cabinet under the sink works good if you are using light weight bottles, bit as soon as I put the heavy ones on the whole thing comes crashing down. any suggestions on how to fix this without having to add another tension rod?
Its like you read my mind! You seem to know a lot about this, like you wrote the book in it
or something. I think that you can do with some pics to drive the message home a
little bit, but instead of that, this is excellent blog.
I found this post via StumbleUpon….awesome! You have gained a new follower 🙂 Would love to have you visit me over on West Street Story!
I love the tension rod especially. Thanks for sharing your ideas with the world!
great ideas! Never thought about using the rod under the cabinet to use some of that wasted space to hang bottles! I like how you are storing the cutting boards.
I make alot of cutting boards in my shop
I like your site, great pictures, and ideas and great information!
Michael
Tge way you hung those sray bottles under the kitchen sink is brilliant. I’m going to give that a try!
I love all of these ideas! I don’t have a lot of space in the kitchen so, any of these tips is great for me. I love the turning table in the fridge. I had no idea that I can put such a thing there. Thanks a lot for sharing!
I love your every idea of organizing the kitchen so well placed! The tension rod under table is a great one.
I love the ideas you share here! Such a great post with so many handy tips! Thanks so much!
God bless!
Patty