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15. In a drawer. This one is a no-brainer, but recent developments in inserts and containers have taken the herb drawer to the next level. For example, by labeling the tops of these containers they are easy to store upright in the drawer, rather than on their sides. Also note that this large drawer front actually conceals two drawers.Find spice drawer organizers

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10. Herb wall. This artistic wall combines cute wooden racks, nice matching herb and spice containers and chalkboard paint. Writing the names in chalk on the wall adds to the charm.

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5. Lower-cabinet pullouts. Pullouts also work well in lower cabinets. Note how the millwork conceals this one — the face of the cabinet looks like it’s a leg supporting the cabinets.

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7. Cabinet door racks. This is a great way to squeeze the most storage out of a cabinet. Remember to recess the interior shelves to accommodate the rack.Find wall-mounted spice racks

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8. Magnetic containers. Turn herbs into a decorative accent. Round tins appear to float along a metal strip.

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9. A magnetic container-pullout hybrid. This solution combines a pullout shelf with magnetic containers. Note that they are clearly labeled on top so it’s easy to find the right one.

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Another option is using two-tone combinations to add a little bit of drama and contrast. When incorporating a two-tone color design, always be sure to anchor the kitchen by using the darker color on the bottom cabinet and lighter on top.Pro tip. I’ve used paint colors like Benjamin Moore’s North Sea on the bottom portion of the cabinets and then Meadow Mist on top, or Sherwin-Williams’ Cityscape below and Alabaster above. 8 Great Kitchen Cabinet Color Palettes

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Interesting spice area, fridge and mixer area

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