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Family of four in a self designed HDB Jumbo. Reno ~$100k
Tricks to free up counter space
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- Contemporary
- HDB (Resale)
- ≥1,500 sqft
- ≥5 br
- Couple Living with Kids
Welcome back to my kitchen! While most areas have a simple, everyday organization, I wanted to share some of the more unique setups we’ve implemented. For this narrow cupboard, we added an Excel pull-out spice rack. It might not be the most space-efficient, especially on the top tier, but for now, it fits our needs perfectly! 
We created a dedicated space just for our KitchenAid! This way, it doesn’t take up valuable counter space, and we don’t have to haul it in and out of the cupboard—because let’s be honest, it’s not exactly the lightest kitchen tool. And if you’re wondering where the mixing bowl is, it’s chilling in the fridge with some cookie dough! 😂 
A closer look at our 6-year-old mixer that’s been a trusty companion for all our baking adventures, especially before we bought the Thermomix As hobbyist bakers, this KitchenAid has truly served us well through countless batches of cookies, cakes, and more! 
For the cupboard between our washer/dryer and sink, we had the option to install a pull-out mechanism but decided to save on costs. Instead, we opted for pull-out trays for some of the shelves, which has worked just as well for us!
