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Twice the cabinet, without touching the cabinet.
Series: Small Spaces
Objects that solve the specific problems of a small kitchen: too little counter, too little cabinet height, no pantry, and a fridge that fills up fast. Each one stacks, rolls, or stands upright so it stores in less space than the problem it replaces. Selected for apartments, studios, and galley kitchens.
Five objects are shown here. The full collection on the Amazon storefront holds everything added since.
Full collection on Amazon
(01)
Twice the cabinet, without touching the cabinet.
Kitchen cabinets waste half their height: one shelf, a stack of plates, and air above it. A stackable shelf organizer adds a second level inside the cabinet you already have, no screws, no landlord.
(02)
A narrow fridge that finally stacks.
Mismatched plastic containers waste fridge space and never stack. A matched set of glass containers with locking lids stacks cleanly, goes from fridge to microwave to table, and replaces the drawer of lids that fit nothing.
(03)
A dish rack for a sink with one short counter.
A full-size dish rack takes the only counter in a small kitchen. This compact wire rack holds a day's dishes and a utensil cup and drains into the sink, on a footprint smaller than a cutting board.
(04)
A pantry for the gap beside the fridge.
No pantry, no cabinet space left. A slim three-tier rolling cart holds cans, oils, and snacks in the gap beside the fridge and rolls out when you cook.
(05)
Three boards that store upright in one stand.
Three cutting boards, no drawer to keep them in. A bamboo set with a stand stores upright in a few inches of counter: one board for vegetables, one for meat, one for bread, all off the surface until needed.
