6 Ways to Make the Most of Your Small Kitchen Space
After remodeling her small New York apartment, Julie Morgenstern knows firsthand how to maximize the space you do have.
"Uniform canisters are a little touch that can make a room feel calm," Julie says. Even the spice rack feels coolly minimal.
A thorough organization system, as Julie has here for her dry goods and dishes, helps take the chore out of putting things away.
Julie makes the most of her small kitchen by using every inch of it. For example, she hid a cutting board above the cutlery drawer.
Pull-out cabinets are very user-friendly—no more rummaging around. The shelves were designed to accommodate grocery staples.
Shelves and cubbies keep an arsenal of cleaning products organized. Items like detergent are as accessible as they once were on the countertop.
Drawers of varying sizes store linens, candles, and other entertainment supplies. "It's pretty and makes the best use of a small space."
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From the
Spring 2007 issue of
O, The Oprah Magazine
