Decorating & Design
8 Solutions For The Ultimate Kitchen Drawer Edit
Author: Talia Hart
Published on March 17, 2023
Looking to kickstart your kitchen organizing? Try the kitchen drawer edit. We’ve rounded up the best solutions — big and small — for organizing your kitchen drawers, straight from the pages of H&H. Scroll down!
1. Add A Spice Insert To A Medium Depth Drawer
If you’re an avid cook, storing your spices in a convenient drawer will enhance your cooking experience. In Food Blogger Olivia Ribas’ kitchen , spices are organized and labeled in a top drawer by the cooktop so she can optimize productivity and focus on what’s important — cooking!
Photographer: Patrick Biller
Source: House & Home
2. Try Lighting Up Utensil Drawers
“Bloomsbury Kitchens made our cabinets,” says Lynda Reeves. “Among the bespoke options is a flatware drawer that lights up when opened. Great for late night snacks!”
Photographer: Stacey Brandford
Source: House & Home
Designer: Lynda Reeves
3. Install An In-drawer Knife Block Insert
Instead of taking up space on the counter, a dedicated drawer knife block will free up space and offer a handy (and safe!) spot for steak knives, chefs knives and beyond.
Photographer: Stacey Brandford
Source: House & Home
Designer: Lynda Reeves
4. Buy A Silver Flatware Insert
Keep your fine cutlery looking polished and organized with a silver flatware insert, or you can buy an anti-tarnish cloth and line your drawer. This will cut down on cleaning and keep your silverware sparkling.
Photographer: Stacey Brandford
Source: House & Home
Designer: Lynda Reeves
5. Use Deep Drawers To Stow Away Dishes
Avoid reaching for your dishes and use deep pull out drawers for your plates and bowls.
Photographer: Angus Fergusson
Source: House & Home
Designer: Suzanne Dimma and Arriz Hassam of arriz + co.
6. Add Custom Cup Slots & Plate Dividers
Keep plates sorted and out of sight with dividers that fit into deep drawers. Likewise, custom cup slots make grabbing a glass easy and accessible.
Photographer: Angus Fergusson
Source: House & Home
Designer: Katherine Yaphe
7. Buy Drawer Dividers To Organize Baking Supplies
Divide and conquer! The drawers inside this kitchen island are divided inside, so the owner can meticulously organize baking supplies.
Photographer: Virginia Macdonald
Source: House & Home
Designer: Katherine Newman; Architecture by Peter Cebulak
8. Store Flat Items In Your Thinnest Drawers
A slim sliding topper drawer serves as the perfect spot for flat items like placemats, trivets and coasters.
Photographer: Alex Lukey
Source: House & Home
Designer: Gillian Gillies