Kitchen

Over oven Backsplash

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Counter stools

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Stove hood design

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Mirror backsplash

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Mirrored backsplash

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Backsplash over stove

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Put board behind trash can/trash bag box behind

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3. Shaped, shallow drawers. A third option for working around the sink is to use every inch of space with a drawer that is sized or shaped to avoid hitting the sink and piping. A drawer like the one shown here with a notch in it will wrap around the pipe so the entire depth can be used beside it.

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Resizable dividers. Another step closer to a custom built-in is a resizable divider system like this one that lets you snap together pieces to create any size compartments you like. An advantage of this sort of system is that you can change the configuration later to fit a different mix of items, or even fit a new drawer if you move or renovate.

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Cabinets with a drawer at the top and doors and shelves below allow smaller, often-used items to be placed at a more reachable height, with the shelf storage left for more occasional items and oversized pieces. If you use lots of small chef’s tools when you cook, consider including many utensil drawers at the top level. It will save you a lot of bending down over time.

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12. Dish drawer. Some 76,000 users love this sturdy, deep drawer, which keeps plates within reach for even the shortest members of the household. This one can hold 75 to 100 pounds, and adjustable pegs let you easily fit in all your breakables.

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4. Undersink drawer. The deep cabinet under the sink can seem like a bottomless pit, so it isn’t surprising that more than 240,000 readers love this easy solution. The drawer keeps cleaning supplies visible. DIY by purchasing and installing your own chrome sliding organizer.See more photos of undersink drawers

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3. Utensil drawer. This clever utensil built-in keeps serveware and silverware conveniently in check. Added to more than 260,000 ideabooks, this image is one of the most popular on Houzz. If you want the look but can’t afford custom, take the DIY route by placing stainless steel pots in a deep, empty drawer.Shop for kitchen drawer organizers

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Where should you start when organizing your kitchen? I like the “stop, sort and solve” philosophy. “Stop” is the hardest one for most people to allow time for, but it’s the one that will deliver the most thoughtful solution in the end. If you stop and really analyze what the challenges are and brainstorm possible solutions, you can often come up with innovative ideas. Then “sort” everything out into groups, [donating] or discarding unwanted items. Lastly, “solve” the challenge by putting ever

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Butlers area backsplash

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Tile pattern

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Great color/pattern

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Pattern

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Tile pattern around cabinets/under hood

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