Creative Spice Rack Solutions for Your Kitchen

Test Tubes: Simply pull them from the wooden shelf mounted on your kitchen wall.

On the pantry door: More common in the US, but if you have a large kitchen with an extra room, you can definitely adopt this idea.

If you don't use many spices regularly, you can organize your regular spices in a large drawer in one of the following ways:

If you have any cabinet side that's "empty" in your kitchen, you can fill it with a spice rack, like in this example:

Shelves like these inside the cabinet will also do the trick. Instead of a full shelf, ask the carpenter to make U-shaped shelves so you can see what you have and what you don’t when you place the spices on them.

Spices with a magnetic lid that "stick" to the fridge.

The same idea with a small twist: Those spices in jars resembling a honeycomb, hanging on a cabinet with an empty side.

Spices in a special rack available in select plastic goods stores, mounted on a kitchen cabinet door.

And a few more ideas: