Small kitchen storage ideas for 2022 that you can buy on Amazon

Keep worktop space clear for food prep and all your counter-top appliances by taking oils, jars and kitchen roll off the top and fix it securely to your tiles instead. This uses a strong adhesive, rather than nails, so you won't even have to drill into your walls.

Stop mugs and glasses from competing for space in an overstuffed cupboard by hanging cups from the top using this handy no-drill rack.

Keep sponges and scourers neat by stashing them in this little sink organiser.

No room for a dish drainer? This sturdy unit fits around the sink itself, so it takes up much less space than traditional options.

If your sink's u-bend makes it tricky to install a proper shelf in this cupboard, this adjustable rack is a good alternative. You can take sections of the shelves out to allow for space for your pipes.

Pop this rail on the door under your kitchen sink so you’ll have a tea towel to hand when you’re tackling the washing up.

If you don't have the floor space for a two-compartment bin, keep your recycling in this over-the-door model instead, before taking it out to your bin.

It's always a nightmare digging out an oven tray from the bottom of a precarious stack, so make life easier for yourself by storing them on the back of the door instead.

Alternatively, you could stack them in an organiser like this.

Double your cupboard space immediately with a set of these expandable shelves.

In a similar vein, these under-shelf baskets are great for keeping spices, eggs or fruit in your cupboards, so you have more room on the shelf for everything else.

Make the space in your deeper cupboards work much harder by keeping your pans stacked neatly in this organiser.

These aren't a space-saver per se, but keeping separate food items stored in different baskets (garlic and onions in one, lemons and limes in another, for example) still makes cupboards much easier to navigate. I have this set and I'm not quite sure what I did before I had it.

Use the suckers on this over-the-door shelf unit to turn the side of your fridge (or even your washing machine) into a handy storage solution.

Stop pan lids rolling around in your cupboards with this set of holders that stick to the back of the door.

Stick some of these self-adhesive hooks to the back of the door of your under-sink cupboard for cloths and cleaning products, or on your tiled backsplash to hang cooking utensils and keep them off the sides.

We've gone into detail about how to organise your fridge before, but we thought we'd add these little drawers here too. Like the under-shelf organisers for cupboards, this handy four-pack can double the amount of space in your fridge — especially handy if yours is a smaller model.

These trolleys are really multipurpose (I use mine in the bathroom for all my beauty and care products) but they're good for use in the kitchen too, especially if you don't have many cupboards. Keep spices and oils in the top, fruit and veg in the middle and dried goods on the bottom (we also like this one from the same brand).

If you don't have a built-in, a microwave shelf can help you claw back space lost to this appliance. Pop one of these units on your countertop to instantly double the amount of space for your stuff.

The broom cupboard can often become a jumbled mess, so transform it into a far more functional space with a few of these nifty holders. Drill it into place, or, if you’re a DIY novice, you can install it with self-adhesive pads.