With 28,000 people searching on Google for ‘small kitchen’ and searches on TikTok for ‘Kitchen Storage Hacks UK’ skyrocketing by 200% in the last month alone, the nation is looking to utilise small spaces in their homes more effectively.
With this in mind, Ninja Kitchen has looked into the best kitchen storage hacks to help you make the most of your kitchen space.
TikToker reveals her space-saving hacks for kitchen cupboards
We all either have our own, or know someone who has an awkwardly shaped cupboard that ends up being a dumping ground for anything and everything. TikToker @smallspacebiglife shares handy tips to better organise small spaces.
In a trending video with over 717,000 views, she explains how to declutter and organise cupboards to make those ‘no go’ zones far easier to use.
Users have praised her ideas, commenting: “This is all SO good, thanks for all the tips!!” and “Your cabinets are a work of art!”
Her tips include:
- Adding hooks to the inside of cupboard doors to hang utensils
- Using shelf inserts to create two-tier storage for crockery
- Stacking and nesting items to maximise vertical space
Tips and tricks to maximise the space in your kitchen
Add shelving
Shelving can massively optimise the space available in a kitchen by freeing up countertops and cabinets, making everything easier to access.
Use storage containers
Storage containers reduce bulky packaging and are often stackable, helping you free up more space. Clear containers also make it easier to see what you have and when you need to restock.
Compact appliances
Opting for smaller appliances helps maximise space without sacrificing performance. For example, the Double Stack XL 2 Drawer Air Fryer is designed to be narrower while maintaining capacity.
Apply hooks
Hooks can be used on walls, doors and cupboards to hang items such as oven mitts, tea towels, utensils or pans, making use of otherwise unused space.
Drawer and door organisers
Drawer organisers help divide space efficiently, making it easier to store utensils and avoid clutter.
Over-the-door organisers can also be used inside cupboards to store cleaning supplies, spices or pantry items, freeing up valuable storage space.