7 WAYS TO REDUCE VISUAL CLUTTER IN YOUR KITCHEN ✨ #organization #shorts

[meg]

" how to reduce visual clutter when you have a ridiculously large kitchen "

[Fiery]

Imagine having all of that space to store things.

[NikkiDavissbaby]

This is good for people with a lot of space but what about people who have limited space and/or extremely small kitchens!?

[jcm]

But those spices in the back rows look like a pain to retrieve..

[mayrajscortes]

I cannot hide the appliances, I need the blender, coffee maker, panini, toaster, juicer, electric kettle on the counter for everyday use. I tried but couldn't keep up.

[kh-oiul]

1 simple swap to reduce visual clutter in your kitchen: trade your empty bank account with a millionaire’s

[lunar.metals]

"Just have money and space, problem solved"

[piperj]

I so like how you get right tot the point and speak quickly and concisely with the bare essentials for these types of short videos. They are so useful and helpful and the fast pace and words reduced to essentials eliminates visual and verbal clutter too lol! I like your longer videos too, but these are like the Cliff Notes (showing my age lol) of tutorials, thank you :)

[kelgreen]

I WISH I had a kitchen as huge as this one. I don't have the room for anything. Not enough cabinets or counter space to do any of what is suggested here.

[Slyny]

I have 3 drawers in my kitchen. Guess my counters are staying cluttered.

[maeghonsmith]

"Get prettier dish sponges and scrubs"

Imagine caring what your sponges look like vs whether or not they actually work. 🤦‍♀️

[mariekastler]

As a recovering stacker/hoarder, these tips are helpful and keep the essentials to a dull roar so that I notice I'm slipping before I am swept away by glaciers of clutter.

[whereisconstance]

Step 1. Be rich enough to afford ample cabinet space

[saraj]

I’ll be damned if my appliances have a garage before I do 😆

[cherrythemaygirl]

For everybody struggling with a small kitchen, if you are able to add shelving anywhere it helps a lot to keep heavy use items close by but off the counters.
Of course not everybody can, like renters with really strict landlords, so it can help to buy multifunctional items so you can use them for more than just one specific thing. I also have a small kitchen but love to cook every day, and when I started investing in multifunctional items it helped clear the clutter a lot. Example, I have pyrex tupperware that I can bake things in but also store them in the fridge and freezer or just use as bowls to eat out of.

[lyndahammond]

I Love the appliance garage! Great ideas! 👍

[LeslieStinson]

Y'all! Not everyone's brain is programmed to handle this minimalist aesthetic. And that's ok! If you need appliances and spatulas out in order to access (or even remember) them, that's perfectly fine!

[stephaniebehnke]

For people that have really small kitchens, I have a few tips! I have to keep my food pantry stuff combined in my coat hall closet 😂 I use 2 of those 3 cube shelving units & stack food pantry items there. For underneath my kitchen sink, I use those metal locker organizers that they put out during school time to put my pans (4 of them nested inside the other) and then the pots (also 3 nested) below. I use an empty cereal box turned sideways to hold vertically my tinfoil, parchment paper and cling wrap. For another cabinet I use those metal letter organizers in the office suppliers for mail, I use that as a divider for my cutting boards and cookie sheets. I use a utensil holder on my counter because I feel like in a drawer that eats up too much real estate in a small kitchen and plus it’s much easier to grab when cooking. For tools I don’t use regularly like a can opener, lemon juicer, grater, I put those in empty ceramic flower pots underneath the sink in front of where I keep the pots at the bottom. For big things like a blender or crockpot, tbh I put them up in a tall cabinet to reach for on a need basis but I also don’t use those regularly. You could also just put those on top of your fridge if you need the counter space and that works just as well. For measuring cups & spoons, I keep them on the ring they came with and then I hang them on a command hook on the inside of your cabinet door. Sure, it makes a slight jingle when you open your cabinet but it’s easy to access and saves some drawer space. Things such as a spice rack or knife set I think are cute to have on your counter because it shows you cook and are easy to reach for, also saving precious drawer space. I hope any of these tips helped :) -your fellow small kitchen friend

[archwayofcesar]

So satisfying. Especially the garage cabinet. Idek that existed.

[NicoleSlays]

One day my wallet will let me do these swaps 👍