Breakfast bars, or separate "morning areas," are coveted details in kitchens with room to spare. In smaller kitchens, hideaway features, like this tabletop, are incredibly useful. What about combining the two features and creating a hideaway breakfast area—in this case, a roll-out cabinet dedicated to your morning joe, complete with pot-filler faucet! More

I love the look of copper, even though I currently don't have any copper elements in my kitchen (cookware, lighting, or otherwise). But this copper pipe utensil rack just went to the top of my wishlist. See where it's installed in the kitchen below: More

Looking for a better way to store your pots, pans, and casserole dishes? If you have a deep drawer, set up a vertical "filing" system with the help of a few dividers. Each dish and lid gets its own space, and you don't have to worry about messy, piled-up dishes taking over your cupboards. More

Settling in to cook a recipe isn't what it used to be. Instead of pulling out a worn recipe from your recipe box, you're probably more likely to pull out an iPad, or a few printed sheets of paper from an online recipe. Nevertheless, we continue to associate handwritten 3-by-5 cards with recipes, particularly treasured recipes. How did the recipe card come to be? More

Original recipe cards passed down from older relatives are invaluable, but like any physical object, they don't always survive the passing of years intact. If your family recipe box resembles the photo on the left—a mishmash of old cards, splattered and stained, the handwriting faded after many long years of storage and use—then you might want to try this preservation trick from Martha Stewart.
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If you cook in a small kitchen, you know that keeping things organized and accessible is absolutely essential. If you've conquered the small kitchen conundrums, we applaud you! But we know many of you still struggle with finding cheap, easy-to-implement ways to maximize your space constraints and reduce your stress levels. Well, these five products are the place to start - and they're completely DIY and renter-friendly! More

Pot racks can help clear the clutter in a small kitchen. This idea puts to use an old screen door and in return gives you some serious storage for all sorts of kitchen goods. Want to see how it's made? More

Have you ever tried to make a sponge look classy? Yes, they come in all different colors and you can buy handmade items from Etsy that look a little nicer than your average big box find, but still, a sponge is a pretty hard thing to dress up. That is until these vintage soap holders came to my attention. More

This is such a simple idea! Take a sturdy branch or piece of driftwood and thread it through open wall brackets to create a nature-inspired rail. It's perfect for holding lightweight items like dish towels, pot holders, or small cooking tools. More

Here's a cute, crafty project some of you might enjoy: keep your small electric appliances organized by storing them in cubby holes. And lest you forget where they go, create labels with Scrabble letters! It's like your appliances just showed up for their first day of kindergarten. More