Help Me Deal with the Area Under My Kitchen Sink!

Kelli Foster
Kelli FosterCulinary Producer at The Kitchn
I'm a recipe developer, food writer, stylist, and video producer (and The Kitchn's Dinner Therapist), with more than 10 years professional experience. Since graduating from The French Culinary Institute, I've authored 3 cookbooks: Buddha Bowls, Plant-Based Buddha Bowls, and The Probiotic Kitchen.
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Q: I am a non-disabled person moving into a handicap-accessible apartment. The area under the kitchen sink is exposed. I need ideas on utilizing that space and making it look good, as it is the first thing you see when you come into the apartment.

Other issues I can deal with, but I really need ideas on how to deal with this space.

Sent by Lynn

Editor: One option is using a cabinet skirt, which would hide the space under the sink, along with everything that’s stored there.

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You could also use pretty baskets or storage bins to organize the space.

Readers, do you have any advice for Lynn on how to best deal with this space?

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