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Some people have a special knack for making everything seem so put-together in their kitchen, so prettily organized — without buying expensive things.
How do they do it?
Green glasses go on top …
Blue plates go on the bottom …
Brown mugs go on the right …
Color makes things pretty. By putting like-colors together, you create a sense of order and a way of mentally picturing where something is.
Plus, it makes a large pantry look put-together.
Like this mint green and gold one:
Image: Polished HabitatOr this black and white one:
Image: @thedowntownalyBlack and white is probably the most flexible color scheme. In the pantry above, the white pulls together the different canister shapes. The black wire baskets tie into the color scheme to help “tidy” the chaos that is supermarket food.
Whether it’s easy to see …
Image: Todd Gieg, photographer | Don Foote Contracting, designeror not …
Image: Julien L. Balmer/StocksyHaving things lined up just looks neater. You can make the same in-wall coffee-mug grid above by removing the drywall between two studs in a wall and inserting some basic shelves.Read More InCreating Storage Between the Studs in Your WallsA grid helps you do that.
Makes it easy to see what you have, and how much. Time saved.
Imagine how much messier that drawer would look if the labels and jars were all different shapes, sizes, and colors. (Now only if they were alphabetized …)
But it’s this fridge …
Image: Ann Faber, Marketing Communications Manager at InterDesign, Inc.And this freezer drawer …
… that have us swooning.
Shape, function, containers, grid, and the color (wow!). Makes you want to clean out your fridge now.
Related: Small Tips With Supersize Results for Under Your Kitchen Sink
Improve, Organize & Maintain, Storage Ideas & Hackshas bought four homes, sold three, and downsized into an urban home less than half the square footage of her old one. She has 20 years of editing experience, most recently at HGTV, which inspired her to do some DIY, and to know when it pays to hire a pro. Follow Lara on Google+.
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