23 Tiny Pantry Closet Organization Ideas That Will Transform Your Space Overnight!

Looking for tiny pantry closet organization ideas? I have 23 that will transform your space overnight!

When we moved into our current house, I was so excited to have a walk-in pantry. After years of living in apartments with tiny kitchens and no storage, I finally had a place for all my kitchen gadgets and food.

And let me tell you, it was amazing! I had a place for everything, and everything was in its place. Until it wasn’t anymore.

As my family grew and my kitchen gadgets multiplied, my pantry became a cluttered mess.

I don’t know if it was the stress of the clutter or the fact that I was spending more time at home, but I suddenly became obsessed with tiny pantry closet organization ideas. I scoured Pinterest and read every article I could find.

And I’m so glad I did because I found some amazing ideas that helped me transform my pantry!

If you’re looking for ways to organize your pantry, keep reading.

1. Clear bins for cans

I like the idea of using clear bins for canned goods and other items so you can easily see what you have. This will help you to avoid buying multiples of the same item.

I also love how this pantry is organized by category. You can create labels for your bins to keep everything in its place.

2. Magazine holders for pasta

Magazine holders are one of the most versatile organization tools out there. You can use them to store more than just magazines, like these pasta boxes. This is a great way to keep your pasta boxes from falling over and getting lost in your pantry.

It also makes it easy to see how much of each pasta you have and when you need to restock. This is a great solution for any boxed or bagged pantry items.

3. Clear jars for cereal/pantry moths

Pantry moths are the worst! I’ve had them a few times over the years, and the only way to get rid of them is to throw away anything in your pantry that isn’t in an airtight container. That’s why I always recommend keeping cereal, grains, and other dry goods in clear jars.

Not only does this help you keep track of what you have, but it also helps you spot any signs of pantry moths early so you can get rid of them before they become a problem. I like using these large glass jars to store cereal and other dry goods in my pantry.

4. Wire baskets for onions and garlic

I just love the idea of using wire baskets for onions and garlic in your pantry closet. This is a great way to store them and help them last longer! I like to use wire baskets that have a liner in them so the produce doesn’t get too much air.

I always find that my onions and garlic last so much longer when I store them in a basket like this. It’s a great way to keep your produce out of the way and organized in your pantry closet!

5. A shoe organizer for snacks

This is one of my favorite pantry organization hacks! If you have a lot of snacks, but not a lot of space, you can use a shoe organizer to store them.

This way, they won’t take up much space and you can see all of your options at a glance. Plus, it’s easy to move around and take outside the pantry if you need to.

I love this 24-pocket shoe organizer because it’s clear, so you can see what’s inside. You can also hang it over your door, or use command hooks to hang it on the wall.

6. Clear bins for baking supplies

If you have a lot of baking supplies in your pantry, consider using clear bins to store them. Not only are clear bins super practical, but they also make it easy to see what you have at a glance.

You can use these bins to store things like flour, sugar, baking powder, and more. You can even add labels to the bins to make it even easier to find what you need.

7. Clear bins for snacks

I’m a big fan of using clear bins to organize food in a pantry. It’s easy to see what’s inside, and the uniform look is so satisfying! This pantry is from my friend Keely at The Weary Chef. She used clear bins from iDesign to organize snacks and breakfast foods. I love how she used her label maker to add chalkboard labels to the front of the bins!

8. A turntable for condiments

This is one of the best pantry organization ideas that I’ve found! Condiments can get lost on the shelf and it’s so annoying to have to move everything around to find exactly what I need.

This small turntable is perfect for keeping all of your condiments in check and it’s so easy to find exactly what you are looking for. It’s also a great way to keep your condiments from expiring because you can easily see what you have.

9. A turntable for oils

If you have a large pantry, you might have a little extra space to add a turntable. Turntables are perfect for oils, vinegars, and other condiments.

This is a great way to be able to easily access everything you need, without having to dig around in the back of the pantry.

10. A turntable for spices

If you have a lot of spices, it’s so easy for them to get lost in the shuffle. A simple turntable like this one is the perfect solution to keep them all organized and easy to find.

11. A turntable for sauces

I love using turntables in the refrigerator, but they’re also a great way to organize your pantry! Use a turntable to keep your favorite sauces, spices, and seasonings organized and easy to find. You can use a smaller turntable on a shelf or a larger one on the floor.

12. A turntable for canned goods

I love using turntables to organize just about anything! They’re perfect for things like spices, oils, and canned goods. You can easily see everything you have, and it makes it so much easier to access things that are stored in the back.

I also love that you can find these in a variety of sizes. I used a smaller one for my spices but a larger one for my oils and vinegars.

13. A turntable for snacks

The turntable is an MVP in the pantry organization game! I love using turntables for my oils and vinegars, but they are also great for snacks in your pantry closet. The Lazy Susan turntable makes it easy to find what you are looking for without having to dig.

I also love that this turntable is clear so that you can see everything you have in your pantry. If you have a larger pantry, you could also use a two-tiered turntable!

14. A turntable for baking supplies

I use a lot of spices when I bake, and I love that I can store them all on this turntable. Just like the can carousel, I can spin the turntable to find what I need. I also like to keep my baking extracts, food coloring, and sprinkles on this turntable. It’s such a great way to keep everything organized and easily accessible!

15. A turntable for coffee/tea

If you have a lot of coffee/tea options, a turntable is a great way to keep them all organized and easy to find. This is a great option for any small pantry closet space, or if you have a coffee/tea station in your kitchen.

16. A turntable for breakfast items

If you have a small pantry, you have to get creative with your space. That’s where these turntables come in! You can use them to store your most used items, like this one that’s perfect for breakfast foods.

17. A turntable for rice/grains

I love using turntables in the kitchen, and they are a perfect way to keep all of your bags of rice, quinoa, and other grains organized in one place. This is a great way to store them, so you can see everything you have and easily access what you need.

I found this turntable at The Container Store, and it is a great size for a pantry closet.

18. A turntable for pasta

This is one of the best ways to organize a pantry closet if you have a lot of pasta. I used a 2-tier turntable to store all of my favorite pasta shapes. The turntable makes it easy to see what’s in the back and pull out what I need.

I added a few small baskets to the turntable to store extra pasta and pasta sauce. This is such a simple way to organize a pantry closet and it makes it so easy to find everything I need to cook a delicious pasta dinner!

19. A turntable for potatoes/onions

This is a perfect way to store your potatoes and onions in a way that keeps them out of the way and organized! I love using turntables in my pantry, and this is a great way to use one in yours!

You can find a similar turntable to the one in this pantry here, and there are also some other great options here!

20. A turntable for chips

Turntables are a game changer when it comes to organizing your pantry. I use them for everything from canned goods to spices, and even in my refrigerator.

A turntable is especially useful for organizing chips and snacks that come in bags, as the turntable allows you to easily see and access all of the bags of chips.

21. A turntable for canned goods

I love this idea for small pantries! A lazy susan turntable is a great way to utilize the space on top of your canned goods and it makes it so much easier to find what you’re looking for.

I have a few of these in my pantry and they make it so easy to access the items in the back of the shelf without having to move everything around.

22. A turntable for sauces

If you’re running out of space in your pantry, try adding a turntable to the bottom shelf. This will give you a second shelf, so you can double up on the amount of sauces and spices you can store in your pantry.

23. A turntable for condiments

I love using turntables in a pantry closet to corral small items. They’re perfect for holding a bunch of different condiments, and you can easily spin them around to find what you’re looking for. I like to use ones with a lip so that I can stack items on top.

Conclusion

We hope you found some inspiration in these tiny pantry closet organization ideas! With a little bit of time and effort, you can get your pantry in order and keep it that way.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the thought of organizing your pantry, we can help! Our professional organizers are experienced in kitchen organization and would love to help you.

We offer virtual organization sessions as well as in-home organization sessions. Our virtual sessions offer the same amazing results as our in-home sessions, but you get to work with us from the comfort of your own home.

During your virtual session, we’ll help you sort, purge, and organize your pantry. We’ll also provide support, guidance, and tips to help you maintain the system we put in place.

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