When designing a kitchen, many people often overlook the need for storage. This often results in a cluttered looking kitchen. Whether remodeling, or designing a new kitchen, it's important to determine what's most important to you. Do you need a space for your small appliances? Do you need more cabinet space for food storage containers? How do you use your kitchen, and how do you maximize the space that you're working with?
It's important to remember that when creating storage, you do not want to create extra cabinetry that would result in a more crowded kitchen. In order to keep your kitchen open and spacious, look for smart storage solutions. Take into consideration the options that your cabinet company offers when selecting your cabinets. KraftMaid is one cabinet company that offers many wonderful storage solutions to keep your kitchen clutter free. Whether you need a place for small appliances, or utensils, KraftMaid has you covered.
Appliance Garage
KraftMaid's appliance garage is a great way to free up counter space. The appliances are stored out of sight, leaving the countertops clean and spacious.
Spice Racks
Spice racks are another great way to free up cabinet space and leave room for items that would otherwise end up on the countertops. KraftMaid's Spice Rack Kit adds space by placing the rack on the back of the cabinet door.
Waste Basket Storage
Waste baskets can take up crucial floor space, and often looks unsightly. A great way to eliminate this problem is with KraftMaid's Base Bottom Mount Wastebasket. This keeps the trash out of sight, and out of mind.
Roll Out Trays
Opening a cabinet door can often result in items falling out or having to dig to find the item that you're looking for. KraftMaid's roll out trays are great for organizing pots and pans, dishes, food storage containers, and more.
Utensil Storage
Utensils can take up lots of space in drawers, and on countertops. One solution to this problem is KraftMaid's Base Pantry Pull-out Utensil Storage. Keep utensils organized and out of sight.
When designing your new kitchen, take the time to plan the best functioning kitchen for you. What do you use most? Where are items in proximity to the appliance that you use most? Taking the time to consider how you will use your new kitchen will only add to your enjoyment when it's completed.
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