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Kitchens
Ahhhh...the well organized kitchen: it's efficient and effortless, every utensil logicaly located at your fingertips. It cleans up quickly and sparkles when not in use. One can hope, right? If you organize one room in the house - make it the kitchen. Utilized all day every day - it truly is the heart of the home. Click on a link below to see some kitchen transformations.
Oils & Vinegars
Cabinet Makeover
Pantry Recycling Zone
Favorite Pantry Organizing Products
Pantry Makeover
Oils & Vinegars

Before After
Simple turntables (above) are the perfect solution to a cabinet crowded with oils & vinegars. Back to Top
Cabinet Makeover
Before After
The cabinets above and below were "catch alls." After reviewing the needs of the whole kitchen, we identified one as a bar for wine glasses and the other one for decor - vases and candles, plus a small space for frequently used medications.
Before After
The cabinets (below) had ceased to function because they were so crowded. Sorting and purging the contents resulted in two spacious cabinets to store items for entertaining and some cooking magazines, too.

Before After

Before After
This cabinet (below) was supposed to house everyday dishware but had been overtaken by kiddie cups, insulated mugs and random items. We returned it to its intended purpose.

Before After
This spice cabinet (below) worked well next to the stove, but it was difficult for the cook to find what she needed. Turntables and risers put everything in reach. We even made room for the cookie sprinkles (top shelf).
Before After
Finally, simple dividers made a quick clean up of this drawer (below).
Before After
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Pantry Recycling Zone

Before After
Recycling bags had a tendency to collect on the floor of this fabulous walk-in pantry. By using bins that fit perfectly on existing shelves, we created a neat and tidy recycling zone. Back to Top
Favorite Pantry Organizing Products

Baskets (above left) with labels are perfect for snacks, treats, pastas or anything that needs to be "corraled." Slim trash cans (above right) serve as a convenient recycling center.

Airtight canisters (above left, top shelf) are the ideal way to store baking supplies; shelf risers (above left, lower shelf) keep canned goods in view. Turntables (above right) are a handy way to store sauces and marinades. Back to Top

Before After
This custom built pantry (above) had everything you'd want: lots of room, deep shelves, shallow shelves, built in bins and even a place for canned foods; but with four busy kids at home it could easily fall into disarray. We used baskets to manage snacks and treats, zones to identify where items belong, and huge turntables to reach items way up high. Back to Top
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