20 Spice Rack Ideas For Small Kitchens To Keep Your Kitchen More Organized

This post shows you the best spice rack ideas for small kitchens to try today!

Is your small kitchen overwhelmed by a chaotic jumble of spice jars?

I’ve been there, and it’s frustrating! I used to spend ages searching for the right seasoning until I discovered some fantastic spice rack ideas.

In this post, I’ll share 20 brilliant solutions that can transform your cluttered kitchen into a streamlined, organized haven.

From wall-mounted racks to plastic racks, these ideas will keep your spices accessible and your kitchen tidy.

Let’s dive in and turn your small kitchen into a chef’s paradise!

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Glass pull-out spice rack

In your small kitchen, have a glass pull-out spice rack with white accents.

Opt for a design with four shelves for maximum storage capacity.

Then, incorporate the spice rack in your white refrigerator to save space in your small kitchen.

Use clear jars and boxes for storing your spices and foodstuffs to maintain an organized and visually appealing setup.

A black metal wall-mounted spice rack

In your small kitchen, have a black-metal wall-mounted multi-layered spice rack.

The clear glass jars with stainless steel lids and black handwritten labels create a rustic yet modern aesthetic.

The light pink wall and the spice rack integrate well and enhance the contemporary look.

Warm-brown wooden curved-edge spice rack

Hang a warm-brown wooden curved-edge spice rack on your gray-painted wall.

The design of the spice rack gives the small kitchen a vintage look.

On the two tiers of the spice rack, place clear glass jars with antique copper lids to amplify the vintage aesthetic.

A flame-shaped wooden spice rack

In your small kitchen, have a flame-shaped wooden spice rack with a natural brown finish for a creative look.

The rack, coupled with hot sauces across its multiple shelves, gives the space a unique look.

Paint the wall a neutral beige to blend with the unique spice rack.

A rectangular, natural wood spice rack

In your small kitchen, install a rectangular, light brown natural wood spice rack with three shelves.

Then, neatly arrange the spice jars to make it easy to locate them quickly.

You can place your big containers on top of the rack for maximum space utilization.

The light gray wall provides a subtle background.

Wall-mounted wood spice rack with mustard-yellow ends

For a simple and elegant look, have two-layered wall-mounted wood spice racks with mustard yellow ends.

The racks only hold a few jars, therefore enhancing the simple, subtle look.

The mustard yellow ends add a statement to the space.

Mount the spice racks on a light gray wall.

The black spice rack

Add aesthetic appeal to your small kitchen space by having a blackspice rack.

Then, arrange your jars in a four-by-five grid pattern for a neat look.

You can incorporate your spice rack below your wooden upper cabinetry.

A beige wooden pantry door spice rack

In your small kitchen, have an ivory wooden pantry door spice rack.

The spice rack has several rows, thus allowing the holding of many jars.

Paint the spice rack beige and the other side of the door off-white for a streamlined look.

A brown and white wooden spice rack

For an unrefined look in your small kitchen, incorporate a white and brown wooden frame spice rack with black metal shelves.

Then have a gray painted wall and a gray wooden panel with white strips to amplify the space’s look.

Enclose the spice rack and the gray walls with a wooden frame.

Cabinet-mounted wooden spice rack

In your small kitchen, have a cabinet-mounted wooden spice rack.

Incorporate circular cutouts on your rack for holding circular jars.

The warm brown spice rack and the tall cabinet give the space a uniform and seamless look.

White two-tiered spice rack with spaces

Inside your small white kitchen cabinet, place an off-white two-tiered plastic spice rack with spaces.

Place the bigger jars on the lower shelf and the smaller jars on top.

Then neatly arrange the other remaining jars in the space left on the cabinet.

Rustic gray wooden spice rack with shelves

Mount a rustic gray wooden spice rack with four shelves on a gray wooden wall panel for a unison look.

The three upper shelves should be uniformly spaced and incorporated with spice jars. Then, the fourth shelf should be at the edge.

The wooden wall panel serves as a backdrop.

The wall behind the rack enhances the visual appeal of the space rack setup.

In-cabinet pull-out spice rack

In your small kitchen’s brown wooden cabinetry, incorporate a spice rack.

Incorporate a pull-out spice rack with transparent drawers on the lower shelf for a creative look.

Then, use the upper shelf as a spice rack without designing it.

This in-cabinet pull-out spice rack is a space-saving design.

A fawn wooden spice rack

In your small kitchen, build a fawn wooden spice rack featuring three shelves.

Then, design the spice rack with horizontal, dark wooden rods that blend well with it.

The baby pink wall contrasts gently with the wooden spice rack.

A maple four-tier wall-mounted wooden spice rack with rods

In your small kitchen, incorporate a maple four-tier wall-mounted wooden spice rack.

The spice rack has a simple, functional design with an open structure, allowing easy access to the spices.

The rods help keep the jars in place.

Couple the spice rack with a blue wall for an eclectic look.

A wooden under-cabinet fold-down spice rack

Be creative and unique by having a wooden under-cabinet fold-down spice rack in your small kitchen.

Incorporate a spice rack with two shelves.

The light-colored wooden cabinetry with modern, sleek metal handles and the dark backsplash give the space an earthy tone.

A rustic wall-mounted reclaimed wood spice rack

In your small kitchen, build a rustic wall-mounted reclaimed wood spice rack.

The natural wood tones with visible grain and knots of the spice rack give the space a vintage charm.

The pink-gray walls give the space a soft and sweet look.

Below the rack, the visible wooden box with items contributes to the homely atmosphere.

A drawer spice rack

In one of your small kitchen cabinetry drawers, incorporate a wooden drawer spice rack with four rows.

Then, neatly arrange your cylindrical glass jars with antique brass lids and black text labels in the rows.

This will give your rack a clean and modern look.

Paint the cabinets near the rack white and have a gray countertop for a harmonized look.

A black three-tiered wall-mounted spice rack

In your small kitchen, have a black three-tiered wall-mounted spice rack with silver rods.

The silver rod helps keep the spice jars in place.

The silverback of the rack blends well with the silver rack and the gray quartz.

Then, have a shiny brown ceiling and wall trim to integrate with the rack.

A wooden tiered spice rack

Above your cabinets, incorporate a wood-tieredspice rack into your cabinetry.

On the lower shelf, have a gray riser to help elevate the jars, making it easier to access them.

The silver cabinet at the bottom integrates with wood spice rack, giving the small kitchen a coordinated look.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What are the best spice rack options for a small kitchen with limited counter space?

When space is tight, it’s essential to get creative with your spice storage.

Wall-mounted spice racks or magnetic spice jars that attach to the side of your fridge are perfect solutions.

You could also consider a pull-out spice rack that fits neatly into a narrow cabinet or even a tiered rack that maximizes vertical space on your counter.

Each of these options allows you to keep your spices organized without sacrificing precious counter space.

2. How can I organize my spices in a way that makes them easy to access while cooking?

Accessibility is key in a small kitchen. To keep your spices within easy reach, try using a lazy Susan in your cabinet or pantry, which allows you to spin and find the spice you need quickly.

If you prefer open storage, arranging your spices in alphabetical order on a rack near your cooking area can save you time and frustration.

Another option is to use a drawer with labeled spice jars, so you can quickly spot the one you need.

3. Are there stylish spice rack ideas that can double as kitchen decor?

Absolutely! Your spice rack doesn’t have to be just functional; it can also be a stylish addition to your kitchen decor.

Consider a rustic wooden spice rack to add warmth to your kitchen, or opt for sleek glass jars with uniform labels for a modern, minimalist look.

Hanging spice racks with decorative elements, like wrought iron or copper finishes, can also elevate your kitchen’s aesthetic while keeping your spices organized.

4. How can I maximize storage space for spices in a very small kitchen?

In a very small kitchen, every inch counts. Look for spice racks that utilize underused areas, such as the inside of cabinet doors, the sides of cabinets, or even under shelves.

Stackable spice jars or tiered spice racks can help you make the most of vertical space.

If you have a pantry, a hanging rack on the door can free up shelf space while keeping your spices easily accessible.

5. What are some budget-friendly spice rack ideas for small kitchens?

You don’t have to break the bank to organize your spices.

Repurpose items you already have, like small baskets or mason jars, to create a DIY spice rack.

Wall-mounted magnetic strips are an inexpensive way to store metal spice tins.

You can also find affordable tiered shelves or drawer organizers at your local home goods store.

With a little creativity, you can have an organized and stylish spice rack on any budget.

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