Kitchen ideas and tips from Jett Holliman: Kitchen organization ideas on a budget for small kitchens

Give Cookbooks Space

Cookbooks are great on open ledges, so long as they are not exposed to humidity and grease from the refrigerator or cooker.

Slipping shelf organizers make frequently used tools easy to access.

Hang aprons, pot holders, and dish towels on pegs (mount them at least two feet away from the stove).

Stash pantry items in the see-through pockets of an over-the-door organizer to almost remove search time.

Pots and pans double as artwork when like -colored kitchenware is set on display.

Feature wrecks by home tacky or spillable food items on an easy-to-clean lazy Susan.

Make it a snap for kids to grab snacks on the go with see through wire baskets.

Put money into a handcart that could transport heavy dishes from kitchen to dining and act as additional counter space for entertaining and cooking.

“File” plastic containers as well as their tops in orderly zones within exactly the same drawer to keep them readily locatable.