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🗄️ (Interior Know-how) I recommend drawers for kitchen storage. I’ve realized this after managing a household for over 10 years. With hinged doors, you have to reach in one step to take things out, but with drawers, you can see everything at once and pull them out easily! Today, I’ll introduce a storage method for a kitchen island. 📍 Kitchen Storage 1. A kitchen island made exactly as it was due to delays in sourcing engineered wood flooring. 2. The left side has hinged doors, and the right side has three drawers. 3. The hinged doors utilize four deep storage boxes of the appropriate size as drawers. 4. Lunchbox supplies / Cutlery, straws / Kitchen cloths, aprons / Silicone containers, glass lids / 5. Stationery, scissors, knife on the first drawer. 6. Silicone lids, cutting board, pot holders on the second drawer. 7. Room temperature ingredients on the third drawer. ⭐️ Make sure hinges and rail hardware are sturdy! The kitchen, partially renovated when I moved six years ago. I didn't know it back then, but I do now. That a sturdy foundation is essential for supporting weight and lasting a long time. Even if it costs more, choose drawers. There is a reason for the price. Drawers are excellent for organizing. Let's keep our home tidy today. 🏡 (Please refer to the blog for details) #Seona'sHousekeepingRecipes #미니멀살림러 #MinimalistLife #미니멀살림 #감성살림 #Kitchen #부엌인테리어 #부엌수납 #부엌리모델링 #KitchenOrganization #주방서랍 #서랍정리 #주방 #주방용품 #KitchenInterior #주방리모델링 #주방수납 #부엌정리 #OldBuilding #구축아파트 #구축아파트인테리어 #주방리폼 #OldBuildingInterior #구축주방 #주방수리 #주방리모델링 #CornSoupRecordBook #인테리어노하우 #리모델링하다생긴일