46 Small Kitchen Products That’ll Help You Make The Most Out Of Your Cramped Space

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This is made from food-grade, flexible material that’s easy to clean. Its dedicated utensil-drying section will help you easily eye a spoon when you realize all of yours are dirty or drying. AND it has a little water drain you can direct toward your sink.

Promising review: “We have a super tiny kitchen, so we’re looking for something that wouldn’t take up more of the space that we don’t really have. This is so nice cause we can collapse it and set it in our sink or tuck it away when guests are over.” —Em 

Get it from Amazon for $16.99+ (available in four styles).

16. And because you deserve options, a multifunctional dish rack to post up on the counter where it drains into your sink *or* you can separate and balance over your sink because you need all your counter space for assembling a lasagna.

Clean dishes on a drying rack next to a kitchen sink with water and utensils
Kitchen sink area with a modern dish rack holding plates and cups. Countertop features a soap dispenser and plant, creating a neat, organized space
Ikea

Note that this ships with a $35+ order.

Promising review: “I love this dish rack! It’s small but holds more dishes than you’d expect. It’s well-designed, so it accommodates a lot of shapes.” —Elise

Get it from Ikea for $17.99.

17. A set of stick-on appliance sliders so you can easily scoot that stand mixer back when not in use instead of storing it in an upper cabinet or hogging allll of your minuscule countertop. These lil’ guys simply attach to the bottom of the appliance! 

person sliding a stand mixer across a counter
Kitchen mixer's underside with sliders attached to it
Promising review: “These were easy to install right on top of the gripper feet already on the bottom of our coffee maker. With lower height upper cabinets, it’s impossible to open the coffee filter and to refill the water tank on the back. Keeping it pulled out makes my tiny kitchen well… tinier. DON’T BUY THE WOOD SLIDER, these are cheaper, take up less space, can slide in any direction, and are one less to clean from coffee drips. These make a two-arm, loud, pull a one-finger push. These would be perfect for anyone with many appliances clogging their counters and individuals with decreased upper-body strength.” —sara

Get a set of 24 from Amazon for $7.99+ (available in five sizes).

18. A slim cutlery organizer to prove that, yes! You do have room for all your cutlery in your tiny kitchen drawer! Scoot over, forks.

slim kitchen drawer with large utensil organizer and jumble of kitchen tools
the same kitchen drawer with silverware filed into a slim organizer taking up less than half the room of the previous organizer and with plenty of room to see other tools inside
Elizabeth Lilly / BuzzFeed

I have VERY narrow kitchen drawers in my NYC one-bedroom apartment kitchen and buying one of these organizers has transformed my cutlery drawer. I’m able to safely reach in and grab whatever I need (like a manual can opener for tuna salad or a mini whisk for a hot chocolate) without having to sift tools around.

Promising review: “Honestly, way better than I thought it was going to be! Perfect size for my tiny kitchen drawer space, and organized very conveniently. It’s sturdier than expected and holds more than I thought it would. Just make sure you don’t have abnormally large/long cutlery and this’ll be great!” —Kaylie

Get it from Amazon for $11.19.

19. A pair of broom holders in case you’ve gotta get a little more nimble with your kitchen storage solutions. I use my coat closet to store cleaning supplies because, well, NYC one-bedroom apartment. And these broom holders have made SUCH a difference in the organization.

two hooks for broom handles
Amazon

I’ve been in my apartment for years and had all but resigned to having extremely disorganized cleaning supplies…that is ’til a whole bunch of them tumbled in an avalanche on top of me one day when I opened the closet. There’s something about a broom handle smacking you square in the nose to serve as a wakeup call. I easily mounted both of these to a closet wall, where they now hold my broom and Swiffer. They do a good job *keeping* the grip on the handles when I inevitably bump into them. The cleaning tools may sway a little bit when bumped, but just a teensy bit. I cannot believe I waited so long to make the (v small) investment in these, but I’m glad that I finally did.

Promising review: “These adhere so well to my old walls and keep my mops and brooms up off of the floor and out of the way. The use of vertical space in a tiny kitchen is of utmost importance, and these do the trick. To my absolute amazement, these were able to hold up a completely full, large Swiffer mopping solution container in a Swiffer mop with no difficulty. I fully expected the mop to fall to the floor while I was sleeping, but it’s still hanging up high. When I redo my kitchen, I will be painting them the same color as my wall to make them fade away, but as is, they still don’t stick out like a sore thumb. I can’t believe I waited years to buy these and months to install them!” —ChrisT

Get them from Amazon for $13.46.

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