Going to ask what might be obvious - is this an ikea kitchen, and are there any hidden upper/inner drawers? I ask because a friend's first experience with an ikea kitchen was at an airbnb where they couldn't find the silverware at all, and had to contact the host. It was in an one of those hidden drawers. More on reddit.com

Dang that's a nice feature for otherwise unusable space! Maybe any bulk products you buy, still wrapped or in containers? TP, paper towels, disposable plates/cups/utensils for parties, etc. Or get a plastic storage tub that would fit on top of the shelf and add seasonal kitchen stuff to it (holiday stuff, cookie cutters, birthday candles etc.) or less-used appliance attachments, if applicable. I'd even keep oversize serving containers there, like my giant chip bowl. It's so rarely used that I need to wash it anytime I do pull it out, anyway. Could always store stuff in a bag if you wanted a little extra protection. More on reddit.com

One thing I found super helpful was to go back to the showroom after I had selected my cabinets and find all my matching units and then see how they’d organized them, and if they didn’t have the organizers I was interested in, I brought one up to test fit. I brought my own tape measure and took pics to help me remember to order from home if I needed more. I will say, I love the uppdatera felt drawer liners SO MUCH more than the roll of VAriera non stick! I also used the pegboard drawer organizer, and several of the felt box sets and divided ones as well. More on reddit.com

Stand them upright and label the lids More on reddit.com