Cook, store, and entertain in a compact kitchen.
Spices eat more counter and cabinet space than almost anything for their size — because they're stored in a jumble you can't see into. Here are the best spice rack organizers for small kitchens: wall-mounted, cabinet-door, in-drawer, a lazy Susan, magnetic tins, and a pull-out rack.
A dish rack is the biggest thing permanently parked on a small kitchen's counter — unless you pick one that goes over the sink, rolls up, or folds flat. Here are the best dish drying racks for small kitchens: over-sink, roll-up, collapsible, 2-tier, compact, and in-sink.
A small kitchen isn't short on stuff — it's short on places to put it. Here's how to pull storage out of the space you're already ignoring: the vertical air in cabinets, the backs of doors, the walls, and the dead corners under the sink.
The right pantry organizers turn one crowded cabinet into a pantry that holds more and hides nothing. Here are the best ones for a small kitchen — shelf risers, lazy Susans, clear bins, airtight containers, and door racks — and which problem each one solves.
No pantry? Just a crowded cabinet where cans go to disappear? Here's how to turn one or two shelves into a pantry that holds more, wastes nothing, and lets you see everything you own at a glance.
Small kitchens usually aren't short on cabinets. They're short on usable cabinet space, with dead air above the plates and a black hole under the sink. Here's how to reclaim it, one cabinet at a time.
A tiny kitchen's real problem usually isn't storage, it's counter. A kitchen cart adds a work surface and a bit of pantry on wheels, then rolls out of the way when you need the floor back. Here's which style fits your space.
A tiny kitchen's real problem usually isn't storage, it's access. Here's the order to fix it in, the vertical and door space everyone forgets, and what actually earns a spot on your counter.