16. Reconsider your over the space. * oven
sink
container
17. Display pretty pots, pans, and tools as a decorative piece. *
wall
wood
rock
18. Consider a drawer organizer. *
diagonal
vertical
horizontal
19. Contain your tools in one dedicated . *
space
corner
container
20. Create a station. *
center
side
corner
21. If renovation is in your future, cabinets are a must. *
pull out
rotating
adjustable
22. A caddie of cooking utensils is handy for keeping things by.
close
open
far
23. Make cabinet work double-duty.
sides
doors
bottom
24. Contain your boards.
cutting
wooden
flatten
25. Make your work harder.
fridge
oven
cabinet

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