Elegant l-shaped light wood floor kitchen pantry photo in Houston with raised-panel cabinets, beige cabinets and beige countertops

We like to use drawer organizers in the bathroom to help keep your make-up organized and clean. Using liner in bathroom drawers helps keep them clean.

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Example of a transitional kitchen design in Austin

An awkward space can provide plenty of opportunities for storage. Using products from The Container Store like the Elfa Overdoor Rack, white storage bins with handles, Expand-a-shelf risers for cans, and other intentionally selected storage containers, we were able to maximize the space in this small pantry. Every kitchen organization project we do includes purging of unwanted/expired items, removal of items for donation/recycling/selling, space planning, product sourcing and purchasing, and then organizing each space for maximum functionality. Working with a professional organizer for your home organization projects reduces stress and allows you to focus on what you do best while ensuring your goals for your spaces are met!

An awkward space can provide plenty of opportunities for storage. Using products from The Container Store like the Elfa Overdoor Rack, white storage bins with handles, Expand-a-shelf risers for cans, and other intentionally selected storage containers, we were able to maximize the space in this small pantry. Every kitchen organization project we do includes purging of unwanted/expired items, removal of items for donation/recycling/selling, space planning, product sourcing and purchasing, and then organizing each space for maximum functionality. Working with a professional organizer for your home organization projects reduces stress and allows you to focus on what you do best while ensuring your goals for your spaces are met!

An awkward space can provide plenty of opportunities for storage. Using products from The Container Store like the Elfa Overdoor Rack, white storage bins with handles, Expand-a-shelf risers for cans, and other intentionally selected storage containers, we were able to maximize the space in this small pantry. Every kitchen organization project we do includes purging of unwanted/expired items, removal of items for donation/recycling/selling, space planning, product sourcing and purchasing, and then organizing each space for maximum functionality. Working with a professional organizer for your home organization projects reduces stress and allows you to focus on what you do best while ensuring your goals for your spaces are met!

Alcove bathtub - small transitional master white tile and ceramic tile ceramic tile and white floor alcove bathtub idea with open cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, a one-piece toilet, gray walls, a vessel sink and wood countertops

An awkward space can provide plenty of opportunities for storage. Using products from The Container Store like the Elfa Overdoor Rack, white storage bins with handles, Expand-a-shelf risers for cans, and other intentionally selected storage containers, we were able to maximize the space in this small pantry. Every kitchen organization project we do includes purging of unwanted/expired items, removal of items for donation/recycling/selling, space planning, product sourcing and purchasing, and then organizing each space for maximum functionality. Working with a professional organizer for your home organization projects reduces stress and allows you to focus on what you do best while ensuring your goals for your spaces are met!

Living room - contemporary living room idea in Albuquerque with white walls

Lower left cabinet, after.
Bathroom - small contemporary bathroom idea in Los Angeles with raised-panel cabinets, white cabinets and solid surface countertops

Inspiration for a modern galley kitchen pantry remodel with flat-panel cabinets and an island

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Kitchen - contemporary kitchen idea in San Diego

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Kids' room - transitional kids' room idea in Chicago

The clients had a spec kitchen with a shelf life that was about to expire. They wanted a designer kitchen to entertain friends and family which the builder spec layout couldn't support. Our goal was to create an open kitchen which doubled as a social hub while keeping a minimal look. We got rid of the U-shaped layout in favor of a one wall galley kitchen with an over-sized island and main appliances along one wall for line efficiency. To stay within a minimal look and feel, instead of using wall cabinets for glasses, plates, etc, we housed everything within drawers along the 8ft island which created a perfect synergy of prep, cooking and serving. To create additional storage that wouldn't impact the flow, we recessed a cabinet into the wall with sliding doors for cooking essentials and wine glass storage. To maintain a minimal look, we chose a design with integrated hardware instead of the norm applied knobs and pulls. By re-configuring the kitchen, it not only created an efficient cooking zone, but delineated the space between service and entertainment. The island now comfortably seats 4 with ample standing room and clearances for several more. Despite the kitchens minimalist look, carefully planning out where utensils, plates, pots and pans were placed efficiently maximized the storage.

The clients had a spec kitchen with a shelf life that was about to expire. They wanted a designer kitchen to entertain friends and family which the builder spec layout couldn't support. Our goal was to create an open kitchen which doubled as a social hub while keeping a minimal look. We got rid of the U-shaped layout in favor of a one wall galley kitchen with an over-sized island and main appliances along one wall for line efficiency. To stay within a minimal look and feel, instead of using wall cabinets for glasses, plates, etc, we housed everything within drawers along the 8ft island which created a perfect synergy of prep, cooking and serving. To create additional storage that wouldn't impact the flow, we recessed a cabinet into the wall with sliding doors for cooking essentials and wine glass storage. To maintain a minimal look, we chose a design with integrated hardware instead of the norm applied knobs and pulls. By re-configuring the kitchen, it not only created an efficient cooking zone, but delineated the space between service and entertainment. The island now comfortably seats 4 with ample standing room and clearances for several more. Despite the kitchens minimalist look, carefully planning out where utensils, plates, pots and pans were placed efficiently maximized the storage.

The clients had a spec kitchen with a shelf life that was about to expire. They wanted a designer kitchen to entertain friends and family which the builder spec layout couldn't support. Our goal was to create an open kitchen which doubled as a social hub while keeping a minimal look. We got rid of the U-shaped layout in favor of a one wall galley kitchen with an over-sized island and main appliances along one wall for line efficiency. To stay within a minimal look and feel, instead of using wall cabinets for glasses, plates, etc, we housed everything within drawers along the 8ft island which created a perfect synergy of prep, cooking and serving. To create additional storage that wouldn't impact the flow, we recessed a cabinet into the wall with sliding doors for cooking essentials and wine glass storage. To maintain a minimal look, we chose a design with integrated hardware instead of the norm applied knobs and pulls. By re-configuring the kitchen, it not only created an efficient cooking zone, but delineated the space between service and entertainment. The island now comfortably seats 4 with ample standing room and clearances for several more. Despite the kitchens minimalist look, carefully planning out where utensils, plates, pots and pans were placed efficiently maximized the storage.

The clients had a spec kitchen with a shelf life that was about to expire. They wanted a designer kitchen to entertain friends and family which the builder spec layout couldn't support. Our goal was to create an open kitchen which doubled as a social hub while keeping a minimal look. We got rid of the U-shaped layout in favor of a one wall galley kitchen with an over-sized island and main appliances along one wall for line efficiency. To stay within a minimal look and feel, instead of using wall cabinets for glasses, plates, etc, we housed everything within drawers along the 8ft island which created a perfect synergy of prep, cooking and serving. To create additional storage that wouldn't impact the flow, we recessed a cabinet into the wall with sliding doors for cooking essentials and wine glass storage. To maintain a minimal look, we chose a design with integrated hardware instead of the norm applied knobs and pulls. By re-configuring the kitchen, it not only created an efficient cooking zone, but delineated the space between service and entertainment. The island now comfortably seats 4 with ample standing room and clearances for several more. Despite the kitchens minimalist look, carefully planning out where utensils, plates, pots and pans were placed efficiently maximized the storage.