Use L-shaped shelves for easy access
Short, shallow shelves are better than big, deep shelves, especially when you have a lot of stuff.
Keep a few shelves open for grab and go
Fruit and veggies or your every-day ingredients are perfect on these open shelves.
Store snacks in bins to keep foods separated
Making lunches are a whole lot easier when you can see everything in your pantry.
Build a mini shelf for more space
Split up that deep cabinet to see the little things in your pantry.
Add a column for tall items
Things like a broom and mop need a place in your kitchen, too.
Install hooks to hold pots and pans
Make your pantry doors work harder by giving them a purpose.
Make a lazy susan to easily see everything
You can spin your spices or grains until you find the one you’re looking for, and it takes up less space.
Use a rack to store your spices
This also works for bottles of wine, oil, or vinegar.
