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We’ll take a guess that like every other year, you’re making a resolution to be more organized in 2016. It’s a goal we fully support. The more organized you are, the easier (and more fun) it can be to spend time in your kitchen and get dinner on the table every night. Here’s some of our best advice from 2015 to help you make a fresh start in the new year. Your cabinets can always use more work: Take lessons from these beautifully organized cabinets.

If you’ve jumped on the KonMari method bandwagon like several of us here at The Kitchn, you’ve probably gotten the itch to reorganize everything in your kitchen — including your drawers, which can be the hardest to tackle. Because you keep them closed and away from prying eyes, it’s easy to let them get a little bit messy. To jumpstart your motivation to get those drawers in order once and for all, get inspired by these 20 wonderfully organized kitchen drawers.

If it’s not something you do often, or if you didn’t grow up in a household where your family hosted dinners or parties, inviting people into your home can be daunting. We put a lot of pressure on ourselves when hosting, but there are a few tricks to learn that can make everything run more smoothly. Here’s our best advice for making 2016 the year of the dinner party.

This convenient kit will make dish duty a breeze!

Sleek white kitchens are nice, but we love them even more when they have a bold streak of color somewhere. Yes, it’s easy to add color with accessories, but sometimes an even braver statement is called for. Case in point: these stunning kitchens with bright, colorful ovens. You can find a range in any color of the rainbow, but here are a few of our favorite hues. Golden Yellow – Sustainable Kitchens: This sunshine yellow oven really brightens up this kitchen without overwhelming it.

Kaycee shared her kitchen remodel with us as part of our Big Reveal contest earlier this year, and it’s one of the best examples of just how much of a difference you can make in your space by paying attention to the little things. After all, the devil is in the details. Take a look at how Kaycee’s kitchen looks now. Doesn’t it look so much fresher? Kaycee writes that the cabinets were in good shape, but that they just needed a few improvements.

In an ideal kitchen, you have plenty of space to store all your utensils, containers, pots, pans, and flatware. But if you’re a renter or in need of a kitchen remodel, you might not be that lucky — which means you’ll have to get creative. Finding creative solutions for storing your flatware can be a challenge, but we’ve rounded up 10 options that should fit almost every kitchen scenario imaginable.

Setting up a mise en place before you ever turn on a burner or preheat your stove can save you a lot of time and headaches. But unless you’ve got a crazy well-stocked china cabinet, you might not have enough little bowls for all your prepped ingredients. Here are 10 smart options for mise en place bowls. You can choose everything from clear glass sets to brightly patterned bowls. And if you want to prep way in advance, go for the set that comes with lids.

Here at The Kitchn we talk a lot about how to clean all of those special and persnickety things in your kitchen — from cleaning your knives to maintaining your cast iron skillet to cleaning the outside of your wood cabinets — but what about those cleaning tasks you should tackle daily? There are a few things that should be cleaned daily to help you keep a tidy kitchen. Luckily they don’t take that much time at all. Here are the top five things you should be cleaning every day.

When it comes to wedding registries, it probably comes as no surprise that there has been a dramatic shift away from so-called “wedding china.” More and more couples are choosing everyday dishes, but that doesn’t mean your dinnerware has to be boring! With wedding season just around the corner, we enlisted the help of wedding registry site Zola to see what real couples are registering for right now.

One of our favorite details in vintage kitchens is a tin ceiling. Sadly those original details are getting harder and harder to find, but that doesn’t mean you can’t add a vintage touch to your own kitchen. Besides using tin tiles on the ceiling, you can also add them to your island counter, backsplash, or all over the walls. Take a look at a few of our favorite examples.

The merits of open shelving in the kitchen are always a point of contention around here. On the one hand, open shelves offer easy access to your ingredients and dishes. On the other hand, it can be tough to keep them clean and organized. If you’re inspired by the benefits of open shelving, consider adding it to your pantry instead. You can see all that you have in stock at once, and if the shelves get a little messy — just close the door. Here are 11 examples to give you some ideas.

If you’re like us, your home starts to get a little stale this time of year. Your pine-scented Christmas tree is long gone, and it’s too cold to open the windows. So how do you freshen things up? Naturally we have a few ideas, from DIY candles to recipes guaranteed to make your home smell amazing. We know that many of you have strong opinions about whether or not scented candles belong in the kitchen, but for us, it all depends on the scent.

There’s something so peaceful about this kitchen. The combination of lots of natural light, the colorful cabinets and the large wooden dining table just seem so inviting. Take a look at the rest of this New Hampshire kitchen. Tanya, a frequent contributor to Apartment Therapy, has been working on her kitchen renovation for the past two years. (We showed you a work-in-progress of this space previously.) And now her complete home remodel is finally finished.

We love a kitchen transformation. Sometimes it’s a little change that really turns a space around, or sometimes it’s a gut remodel that doesn’t look anything like the space did before. Either way, we find them inspiring for our own kitchens. Here are our 15 favorite before and after transformations from 2015. The Most Amazing $700 Kitchen Remodel We’ve Seen: We still can’t believe this cost only $700.

The island counter is a contemporary kitchen standard. If the room has enough space, you’ll be hard-pressed to find a kitchen without one. So what’s the next level of design? A curved island counter. No, this won’t work for every kitchen, but there are many variations on this theme, so there’s a chance that one of them will work well in your space. Here are five of our favorite examples.

Gone are the days when the Paas dye kit was the most exciting way to color your Easter eggs. Over the past few years the ideas I’ve seen online for decorating hard-boiled or hand-blown eggs have become more elaborate and more beautiful. But just because they look more complicated doesn’t mean they’re that much harder to accomplish. These 25 dye ideas have something for every skill level. Now the only challenge is going to be figuring out which technique to try first.