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Tips and Tricks for a Functional and Organised Kitchen

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  • Japandi
  • HDB (BTO)
  • ~1,200 sqft
  • 3 br
  • Couple Living
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    Welcome back to our kitchen! This is a render of our kitchen and as someone who loves to cook a storm, my requirement was to have a lot of storage space so we have cupboards everywhere!
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    Shopee (longlong880327a)
    Tea Bag Storage Box…
    S$7.46
    This is the corner of our kitchen where we place all our coffee and tea. I bought a holder just for all our teabags and it works perfectly!
  • hausofteo's photo
    I also have a holder for all the cooking utensils and placed it beside the stove for easy access.
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    Herbs and spices in front of the stove and arranged by colour!
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    Shopee (Za Huo Dian Singapore)
    Modular Stackable Storage Sorting Containers…
    S$8.50
    I love cleaning and collecting a lot of cleaning agents… 🧽 🧼 When we first moved it all the bottles were everywhere in this shelf, it is hard to find things from here. These organisers helped to sort things out so I have 1. toilet cleaning stuff, 2. kitchen, and 3. material specific cleaners (for glass, wood and fabric)
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    I also categorise my drink wares so these are for alcoholic drinks 🍸 🥃 🍷, instead of sorting them by height I simply place the ones I use most often at the front.
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    These are cups and mugs for hot drinks, as well as saucers on the left. ☕️ 🍵
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    Also bowls at another side. The downside of having so much shelves is that you might forget where the things are placed and sometimes I also found things tucked in a corner which I completely forgot about them. But as a whole I make sure to categorise them so it is easy to grab the items I need, especially when I am hosting big groups of friends or family.
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