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Wire Storage Accessory Items -- These handy items are available in a number of styles to fit almost anywhere -- on the back of a pantry door, inside a cupboard door, or even under an existing shelf. They can hold canned goods, platters, towels, foils and wraps, and more. Explore your options at a hardware or home center store, then measure your spaces to get a perfect fit.

Tilt-Out Sink Trays -- If your kitchen didn't come with one of these tilt-out trays then one can easily be added to most existing cabinetry. Simply remove the decorative panel in front of the kitchen sink, install hinges and a few special plastic bins to hold sponges, scouring pads, and the like. It's a great way to store these items conveniently, but out of sight. These tilt-out trays are equally useful in bathrooms.

Glass Cupboard Doors -- Glass adds a wonderful sparkle to a kitchen and can also serve to show off beautiful serving pieces and accessories. Place glass doors in focal point areas where cupboards can be kept neat and clutter free. If possible, install sturdy glass shelves inside the cupboard and light the cabinet from the top. This is not a good option if you need every square inch of space and fill your cupboards full. However, if you like the look of glass but need more coverage, then consider frosted, wavy or bubbled (seeded) glass, colored glass, or even stained glass panels which can hide more of a cupboard's contents. More on Page 3