Last week, I shared a post with you on Simple Ways to Store Your Cook Books.
Mainly because I had “cook book storage” on the brain. My hubby just built me an under the cabinet shelf to store my own cook books on.
He accidentally called the shelf our “menu holder” in the video he took of it. Could it be because we eat out more than I cook? Hmmm…
Well, he is currently making me another shelf on the other side of our microwave for my spices. So I have been looking around the internet to find cute ways to store and display my spices.
I want to share the ideas I found with you today.
This first pictures is so beautiful to me. Aaaahhh, organization! (Something of which I have very little of at this point in my life!)
I am particularly loving those pull down bins beneath the spices. Aren’t they cool?! This is so DIY do-able!!
Spices in test tubes? Who would have thunk it? It’s not really my style, but a cool idea nevertheless. And I like how they have everything they need on one tray.
Every wander what to do with all those baby food jars? How about recycling them into spices jars.! The small size fits perfectly into a drawer, and a little chalkboard paint on the lids makes it easy to label and view.
Brilliant!
If you have a little open space on a wall in your kitchen, maybe you could purchase a beautiful stainless steel spice rack? It’s functional and beautiful.
Another way to be “green” is to use upcylced etched glass spice bottles. Those colorful spices look amazing.
Here is a DIY idea for storing your spices on the wall.
If you like to have your spices hidden and out of sight, why not store them in a drawer or a pull out spice rack?
Open shelving in your kitchen is also a great way to store your spices. You can store them in all different size glass jars with labels.
And for fun, why not display your spices with a chalkboard background. It’s fresh and funky!
Do you have a creative way to store your spices?
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