Bespoke Storage solutions

Our bespoke storage solutions make a kitchen a joy to work with. Maximum order and minimum mess.

Cley

In kitchens that are full of life, anything and everything can happen. That's why it's important for things to have their place. Our storage is infinitely flexible and cunningly space-efficient. Yes to order, no to mess.

Kitchen Storage Cabinets

Bespoke, handcrafted shelving is where practicality meets simple beauty. Open shelves bring a sense of space – and character too, since you can show off all the things that are too lovely to hide away. We can design and build a unique shelving system, precisely tailored for your space and the way you use your kitchen.

Kitchen Drawers

Imagine having exactly the right number of drawers for all your everyday items, and all exactly where you want them. But it’s not only about perfectly practical storage: we hand make our drawer boxes just for you, so they’re beautiful, durable objects, crafted in exactly the style you like. That feel of a well-made drawer gliding effortlessly open is one of life’s simple pleasures – not to be underestimated!

Cutlery Storage & Pegboards

It’s the little things that make all the difference in life… What if instead of hunting for a pan amongst a great pile of them, you can just slide open a drawer and lift it out of its place on a bespoke pegboard? Cutlery, crockery, utensils… we can make the perfect drawer insert for anything you like.

Kitchen Storage Caddies

With a spring mechanism caddies and carousels even the most awkward corner spaces can become very handy, easy-to-use storage cabinets, saving space in the rest of the kitchen. Time to banish ‘rummaging around’ forever.

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Kitchen Wine Storage

We can build beautiful, bespoke timber wine racks and place them virtually anywhere in your kitchen: blended discreetly into a wall cabinet; tucked into a narrow space for maximum storage efficiency; or proudly on display in an island as the room’s visual centrepiece.

Kitchen Tray Housings

Trays can be one of the most awkward items to store in a kitchen… An elegant solution is to build special housings for handcrafted trays into your cabinets: practical, stylish and somehow just very, very satisfying.

Showrooms

Experience the Naked Kitchens difference first-hand at our stunning showrooms. Explore the durability and functionality of our kitchens. Open and close drawers, feel the reassuring weight of the doors, and see how every element is built for life.

Questions & Answers

1

How much kitchen storage do I need?

The amount of kitchen storage you need depends on your cooking habits, family size, and the number of appliances or cookware you use. A general guideline is to allocate 10 to 15 linear feet of cabinetry for a small kitchen and 20 to 25 linear feet for a medium to large kitchen. Be sure to factor in your needs for food storage, cookware, utensils, and small appliances. Maximize storage with options like deep drawers, pull-out shelves, and pantry cabinets to keep everything organized.

2

How can I create storage in a small kitchen?

Creating storage in a small kitchen can be achieved through several strategies:

  • Utilize vertical space: Install shelves or cabinets that reach the ceiling to maximize storage without taking up floor space.
  • Use multi-functional furniture: Choose kitchen islands or carts that offer additional storage and can be moved as needed.
  • Incorporate open shelving: Open shelves can display dishes or decorative items while providing accessible storage.
  • Add hooks and racks: Install hooks for pots and pans or racks for utensils to free up drawer and counter space.
  • Opt for storage containers: Use baskets or bins in cabinets and pantries to organize small items and make them easier to access.
3

How can I maximize kitchen storage?

Maximizing kitchen storage involves strategic organization and clever use of space. Here are some effective tips:

  • Use Drawer Organizers: Invest in drawer dividers to keep utensils, cutlery, and other small items neatly arranged.
  • Install Pull-Out Shelves: Use pull-out shelves or baskets in cabinets for easy access to pots, pans, and pantry items.
  • Add a Pantry: If space allows, a dedicated pantry can significantly increase storage for dry goods and kitchen supplies.
  • Utilize the Inside of Cabinet Doors: Install racks or hooks on the inside of cabinet doors for storing spices, lids, or cleaning supplies.
  • Incorporate Overhead Storage: Consider adding hanging pot racks or shelves above the kitchen island or counters to free up cabinet space.
  • Choose Multi-Functional Furniture: Select kitchen islands or carts that offer storage and additional prep space.
  • Use Vertical Dividers: Use dividers in cabinets for baking sheets, cutting boards, and other flat items to keep them upright and easy to access.
  • Store Items Based on Frequency of Use: Keep frequently used items at eye level and less-used items higher up or in less accessible spaces.
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