Posts Tagged ‘kitchen organization’

Put the Fun in Function – Making the Most of Kitchen Storage

Posted by: Paul Radoy - Senior Designer on 03/31/2011 | Permalinks | Trackbacks

Peg dividers for drawers can be customized so you can fit your pots and pans however you like.

Peg dividers for drawers can be customized so you can fit your pots and pans however you like.

If cooking is a hassle for you, it may be time to do some reorganizing. Curtis Stone, star of the reality cooking show “Take Home Chef,” thinks that a beautiful, well-organized kitchen can make a world of difference to home cooks.

Chef Curtis Stone

Chef Curtis Stone

“When I was doing ‘Take Home Chef’ and cooking in all these different houses,” says Stone, “I was thinking, why is it so difficult to cook in people’s homes? It was so easy in a professional kitchen. Well, one of the main differences between a professional kitchen and residential kitchen is organization. But with the right organizational features, cooking can be fun and relaxing.”

Get in the Zone

According to Paul Radoy, manager of design services for Merillat, the best way to approach kitchen organization and storage is to look at the room in sections. “All kitchens have a cooking zone and a cleanup zone,” he says. “And some kitchens may have an island or pantry. Each of these areas lends themselves to various storage opportunities.”

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Strategies for Winning the Battle against Kitchen Clutter

Posted by: Merillat Marketing on 06/23/2010 | Permalinks | Trackbacks
Merillat Classic Somerton Hill in Cherry Amaretto with Java Glaze

Merillat Classic Somerton Hill in Cherry Amaretto with Java Glaze

You may have experienced a paradox in your kitchen: you have lots of cabinets, but when you bring something new home you don’t have anywhere to put it. No one wants to admit what’s staring them in the face whenever they open their kitchen cabinets – clutter.  It can slow you down and keep you from finding what you need. Some of us use our cabinets as a hiding place, shoving random items in without thinking about how we’ll find them again or what they may be blocking.

Fortunately, there are a number of things you can do to get back on track.  Here are a few simple strategies to help you declutter, reorganize, and reclaim your kitchen.

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