Kitchen Storage

[Stephisaur]

I'm just wondering how you all store big kitchen items like Air fryers, stand mixers, slow cookers, casserole dishes etc.

We are redesigning the kitchen and I'm trying to visualise where stuff will be going to make sure we have enough storage space (do you ever?) but at the moment casserole dishes are sort of balanced haphazardly on top of each other and the big appliances are on whichever bit of countertop is currently free.

I long for a clutter free kitchen, please show me how you keep yours organised!

My airfryer is on the side but not much else is.
I have found it easier since my base level storage is all drawers and tall storage is pull out. The full depth of the cupboard is usable with nothing getting lost at the back. The pull out units have adjustable shelves (with sides) so I can adapt for different heights. My one eye level cupboard, has a byfold up door, so I can open it fully to arrange storage and have no risk of banging my head when i stand up. Look at [[https://www.diy-kitchens.com/ for storage options. (it's in Pentefract so if you are anywhere close it is well worth a visit, even if you are not buying)

If you've got the space then something like images.app.goo.gl/Hy9yoMCBUv4pBM1t6

Air fryer lives on the side, everything else I've got up on scaffold shelves on the walls with a small collapsible step stored down the side of the fridge freezer.

Lots of cupboards with the pull out shelves, toaster, stand mixer etc all live in cupboards. Pans go in a pan drawer.

Deep wide drawers.

I want a a cupboard where the doors start from counter top height but it looks like a tall unit. The doors open up and tuck down the sides so you have worktop space to house your kettle, toaster or other crap with shelves above for tea/coffee/cups etc. When you're done you just close the doors and hide it all again.

Like these. But you'd need a good size space.