There’s an art to creating a space that’s neat but not sterile. Here’s how to achieve organization in the kitchen without sacrificing style, courtesy of our Remodelista editors.
1. Curate your collection.

2. Compartmentalize and conquer.

3. Decant and display.

4. Go with a grid.

5. Last, but not least, add life.

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