If you love farmhouse decor as much as I do then you probably know that getting more storage space and organizing stuff at home is not so easy.
I have some gorgeous organization ideas that can maybe ease your way around the kitchen. Flip through and see if you will get a practical idea that you can take, twist or tailor.

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1.Pottery Barn Inspired Glass Rack

This would make a great project for someone who doesn’t have room for a full-size dining room hutch, or simply want more space for drinkware.
Ever thought of lining up your cups and glasses on a simple wooden rack? It can save so much space!
It is easy to do and won’t take much time or resources to be done.
Follow the steps in the tutorial to create a similar or the same glass rack. You can change the type of wood and color and also the size and shape. Be creative and create whatever suits you.
Even if you are not experienced in DIY, you will be surprised how easy is to create these type of projects at home. Some tools will be needed though. Enjoy it. Tutorial
2. Farmhouse Wooden Shelves

If you need more storage space then first thing is to mount some shelves. These are made of natural wood and are easy to DIY.
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3. Wine Bottle Carrier

If you want to carry or store your wine bottles this great carrier is all you’ll ever want!
4. Vintage Cheese Grater Organizer

This just gives me another reason not to throw out old graters – they can be used to store spoons and utensils. They also look wonderful in a country kitchen.
Don’t be in a hurry to toss out old graters! You can turn them into a hanger or a container for the utensils in your kitchen. By keeping everything in sight, it will be much easier to locate it.
This is great for a summer house, a villa or somewhere where you don’t need super fancy design. Tutorial
5. Towel Hanger

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You need a place to hang your towels, right? So why not mount a side hanger to the countertop?
6. Wrought Iron Rack

Everybody loves this rack – here is a customer review: Super easy to put together and looks great in my Tuscan-inspired kitchen. Our monstrous microwave was a bit too tall so we were able to leave off the middle shelf. Very convenient.
I did a lot of research on racks before settling on this one and I am so glad I did it. We have a very narrow galley kitchen and storage is very minimal. The extra storage drawers at the bottom of this rack are great for little kitchen gadgets that otherwise get lost in cabinets.
7. Other Uses For Bookcases

I love that she took a preexisting Better Homes & Gardens bookshelf and turned it into extra kitchen/pantry storage. Who said bookshelves were only good for books?
Storage and organization are sometimes easier to do than we can imagine. If you don’t have enough cabinets and drawers in your home, simply install a tall rack.
You can nail it to the wall for stability. Then simply add cups, dishes and all the kitchenware that needs organizing. Tutorial
8. Wire Mesh Storage Baskets

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Get some wire mesh baskets, hang them on the wall and put your favorite farmhouse sign above. That’s all you need to do to replicate this design.
9. Farmhouse Mason Jar Organizer

You can use some mason jars to organize a lot of things, not only in the kitchen but also in a home office or use them for makeup.
10. Gym Lockers

So, these used to be gym lockers. Hard to believe, right? Something like this could definitely work in other areas of the house.
Okay, ladies and gentlemen, I have something pretty unusual here. Do you have any furniture with no particular purpose around? This rack used to be a gym locker!
Well, no it stores towels, plates and platters, utensils, etc. Funny, right? Somewhat ingenious, too. Just take a look around and change its purpose! Tutorial
11. Chalk Board Rustic Idea

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Chalkboard decoration is a great addition to any farmhouse interior design. You can write some beautiful home quotes and sayings or you can just use it to write down a schedule, groceries list, etc.
12. Kitchen Utensils Holder

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This utensil holder is not only cute but functional too! It is the perfect size for placing under upper cabinets and provides ample room for many utensils. It fits with my farmhouse decor and is completely functional
13. Kitchen Pantry Organization {Before & After}

It seems like such a simple little change, but using woven baskets like this can really make a difference in the kitchen or pantry.
Pantries often become the garbage disposal spots for many families. Why so? Well, lack of time and possibly a lack of energy to go into all that old mess and fix it.
If you wish to organize your pantry for the better, use baskets and containers that can help you keep all the baking trays in order. Tutorial
14. Exposed Shelves

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These shelves are also a display for the mason jars. The wicker trunk at the bottom makes it the perfect farmhouse storage idea.
15. Torched Wood Wall Mounted Chalkboard

Farmhouse style decorative wood and metal kitchen storage rack with natural distressed whitewash finish that can be used for a lot of things. From memo clips to recipes and mail.
16. Unfinished Open Shelves To Store Glassware

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These kitchen shelves have so much charm to them. They look like they would be incredibly easy to DIY and a great alternative to floating shelves.
How adorable is this! If you wish to have a spot that is just as beautiful and bright, simply buy a white rack – install it and start decorating.
Jars, plates, flowers and candles – they are all going up there. You can even add books and still keep it a tastefully decorated place.
17. Ladder Shelf on Rope

This ladder shelf is hanging on a rope to create a real farmhouse atmosphere where everything is natural and eco-friendly.
18. Tea / Coffee Mug Display

This terrific display can keep your coffee and tea items, sugar and cream and honey all organized in one location with hanging mugs!
19. Transforming an Unused Wall To a Plate Rack

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Built-ins are a great way to create more storage without taking up additional space.
Built-in furniture is not going away from the stores anytime soon. So many people live in a limited space that organizing becomes a prerequisite for mental health.
Built-in shelves on the wall are a positive addition to the house. Not only do they look good, but they also keep everything else look better!
20. Laundry Stencil & Old Wooden Crates

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Creating a laundry-specific area with farmhouse decor is easy. Add a stencil and some old wooden crates and arrange them as per your taste.
21. Galvanized Metal Cheers Drink Tub

If you like to hold your beer bottles or flowers in a farmhouse decor drink tub, this is a great item.
22. Old Crates and Crocks

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Use old crates and crocks to store your utensils. Doesn’t that look charming?
Utensils can be stored in old crates. If you are not favoring the crates that much, then simply add a charming tray instead.
Like the ones that are used to carry the coffee and croissants in bed in the morning. Yapp, those ones. They are perfect for our purpose! You can even have some fun and paint it!
23. Built-In Wooden Crates Storage

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These wooden crates are used as cabinets, but you shouldn’t load them with so many fruits as they will become too have to be pulled out. Anyway, it’s a great food storage idea!
24. Adding Vintage Character To a New Kitchen

This is a nifty way of storing cookbooks, recipes and magazines.
Magazines, cookbooks, notebooks, drawing boards, and all sources of inspiration, can easily be organized like this.
It is funny, but there are very few homes that have this type of organization. It actually saves lots of space. Keeping it fresh, clean and organized – always the best idea! Tutorial
25. Countertop Storage

What a great way to add a rustic touch to the kitchen.
Last but not least, follow my lead in this kitchen and take a look. This is an example of creating a rustic look in a minute.
Simply place the jars full of salt, sugar, and spices on a platter or in any other storage base. Keep everything labeled, organized and in your sight. Better results with minimum efforts! Tutorial
26.Turquoise Magazine Holder For Utensils

If you find an old magazine holder at an antique store you can put it on your kitchen counter to hold cutting boards and utensils.
This will give you a very rustic and vintage look to your kitchen.
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