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Almost every kitchen can use a little extra storage, or even some extra work space. If completely redesigning your kitchen and counter space is out of the question, do the next best thing and find a kitchen trolley to suit your needs and solve your storage problems.

Depending on the size and layout of your kitchen will depend on the style of kitchen trolley you should look for. If you have plenty of floor space, you may want to consider something like a movable kitchen island which usually has a flat surface for some cooking and prep work. These come in a wide range of sizes, even for smaller plan plans.

A butcher block top is ideal if you do want a kitchen trolley that can double as a prep area. Butcher blocks can withstand years of chopping and slicing without needing to use protective plates and cutting boards, and clean up is easy. Even as it wears, it adds charm to its appearance.

If you have a corner, this could be the ideal place to push it for permanent storage, and only pull it out when needed. There are so many colours and styles that you most probably will be able to find either a perfect match or a compatible style to coordinate with your cabinets and appliances.

It's important to know exactly what you'll need to store in the kitchen trolley before heading out to buy one. For instance, if you have pots and pans that need to be stored, don't buy one with small drawers only. On the other hand, if you want to store extra sets of flatware and perhaps napkins and table clothes, don't buy one with only one huge empty space with large doors.

Some have hooks on the side where you can hang long kitchen utensils such as cooking spoons, or even dish rags, aprons, or anything that comes with hooks that are meant to be hung such as a set of measuring cups, etc.

Stainless steel kitchen trolleys are the new fashion statement for kitchens that already have installed high end stainless steel appliances. Depending on what you are going to use this for, you might want to consider other options. Even though it's "stainless", it's high maintenance. For stainless steel tops you'll need plenty of protection so you don't scratch the surface if you do plan on doing any type of cooking or prep work. Stainless steel can also dent fairly easily in certain circumstances.

You'll definitely need something that is easy to clean. Even though the kitchen trolley is essentially a piece of furniture, it's first and foremost a kitchen item which needs to be cleaned easily and regularly without the need for product specific cleaners.

Kitchen trolleys can also turn into lovely serving carts, especially ones that come on wheels. For afternoon tea, these can be perfect. The tray with tea and cups can be placed on top, and accompanying biscuits can be placed inside along with napkins. They also can be left in the dining room with side dishes so as to have more free room on the actual dining table.

by: Charlotte Lawrence




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