Filed under: Kitchen, Your Home
This kitchen might look OK, but lurking behind those cabinets is a ton of wasted space. Here's how to put it to work.The Pratt family is lucky to have new, great-looking cabinetry. But once you open the drawers and doors, it's a whole new story. Their subcontractor skimped on the inside shelving, leaving them with vast spaces to be filled with piles of clutter. Not very attractive, and not very conducive to finding what you're looking for on a rushed morning.
Luckily, our Minute Makeover guru Bob Ritcher has the perfect solution. Shelf inserts maximize space by dividing up the unused area and turning it into prime storage. And by using drawer dividers in the Pratts' junk drawer, he turns it into an organized, streamlined resource -- not an eyesore. Now, things look great inside and out -- just like they should.
Looking for more Minute Makeovers? See our four-seasons makeover, a kitchen saved by a "culinary man cave" and see how to make open shelving work for you.