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I needed to add some extra storage to my tiny kitchen fast – I was about to spend $1000s for something built in, then I found tons of affordable options at Magnolia from just $95
The article discusses the challenge of adding storage to a small kitchen without undertaking expensive and disruptive renovations. The author, Hebe Hatton, Head of Interiors at Homes & Gardens, explains her personal experience with a compact open-plan kitchen that, while functional for socializing, lacked sufficient wall storage. Initially, she explored custom built-in solutions but found the cost prohibitive, with quotes running into thousands of dollars. This led her to seek more affordable, no-demo alternatives for enhancing kitchen organization.
The search for suitable storage solutions led her to Magnolia, Joanna Gaines' brand, which offered a variety of options that met her specific criteria. The author required solid wood cabinets that were compact, wall-mountable, and capable of holding both stored items and decorative pieces, essentially serving as a mini-pantry. A key requirement was that these cabinets should not exceed a few hundred dollars. Magnolia's current summer sale provided an opportunity to acquire these items at significantly reduced prices, starting from $95, representing a fraction of the cost of bespoke installations.
Several specific Magnolia products are highlighted as examples that fit these requirements. The "Your Story Wooden Display Cabinet" was chosen by the author for her kitchen due to its vintage aesthetic, curved frame, worn wood finish, and affordability. This cabinet also happened to be the cheapest option available. Another contender was the "Vaughn Antiqued Wood Shelf With Doors," which appealed for its combination of open and closed storage, making it versatile for displaying crockery and storing other items like napkins or barware. The article also suggests its suitability for bathroom storage.
The "Hannon Wood and Brass Display Shelf" is presented as a stylish option for incorporating a plate rack, which has seen a resurgence in popularity. Its streamlined design is noted as ideal for small kitchens, offering both shelving and a rail for utensils. The "Linnea Antiqued Wood Shelf" is discussed for its ability to add texture and softness to kitchens, often characterized by clean lines and sleek finishes, through its charming scalloped edges. Lastly, the "Gristmill Mirrored Wall Cabinet" is considered a clever solution, despite its initial appearance as a bathroom item, due to its reflective surface which can enhance a small kitchen and the potential to add hooks for utensil storage. The "Antiqued Wood Window Pane Display Cabinet" is also featured as an ideal spice cabinet or display for mugs and glassware.
The article concludes by emphasizing the versatility of these Magnolia pieces, stating that they are not limited to kitchens but can also provide quick, affordable storage solutions for any room, specifically mentioning their utility for bathroom storage. The ongoing Magnolia sale is noted as an excellent opportunity to find bargains across various departments, with discounts of up to 60%.
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