Transform Your Kitchen Into An Office and Classroom

Like many of us, the COVID-19 outbreak led us to work from home and, if you happen to have a family, the kids are now taking classes online. So, what does that mean? Your kitchen is now an office and classroom. To make the transition a little easier on you, Kingston has many ways for you to transform your kitchen into a room that everyone in your family can utilize.

Designated Kitchen Areas

To keep everyone’s work and paperwork clean and organized, make sure to designate little corners of the room for everyone’s work. Such as, one corner can be for your work while another can be for your high schooler and so on. Designated spots will maintain the order and harmony of everyone’s own work.

As an excellent tool to quickly, easily, and stylishly fill pots, eliminate strain on your back. Pot-fillers are useful gadgets placed directly above the stove, providing easily accessible water. The foldable swing arms of this pot filler allow for extendable reach of up to 20″ of length and provide long-lasting function due to their sturdy brass construction

Open Shelving

Invest in open shelving to maintain an orderly desk or counter. Lots of open shelving will do you wonders in keeping clutter off of the counter and adding more storage space for any paperwork or textbooks you may soon find in your at-home classroom.

Hide Cords

Since you will be spending a lot of time in your new home office and at home in general, you want to maintain an organized and stylish room. So, make sure to hide your electronic cords inside a drawer or desktop to keep your new office stylish and cool for everyone.

Kitchen Drawer Dividers

If you want to keep the clutter out of your kitchen drawers, then invest in some drawer dividers. Large drawers are great for storing paperwork, but the small drawers have a bad reputation for getting chaotic and messy. So, keep things clean and orderly with drawer dividers you can make yourself in a fun DIY project you can do with your family.