26 Clever Spice Rack Organization Ideas to Tame Clutter
Make the most of a small kitchen with pull-out racks, wall-mounted designs, and more.
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There’s nothing worse than frantically searching through your kitchen cabinets or cluttered drawers to find that one spice to finish a dish. If you’ve been there before, chances are, your spice collection could use a major upgrade. Luckily, there’s no shortage of efficient—and budget-friendly—ways to organize spices these days.
You can elevate your kitchen with an over-the-door spice organizer to free up cabinet space, try pull-out designs to keep your favorite bottles within reach, or arrange magnetic racks on your refrigerator for a modern look. And if you prefer rotating spice racks, there’s a variety of designs that work well for pantries or just about any countertop setup, even if you only have a small corner.
Ahead, you'll find the best spice rack organization ideas to keep your cooking space in order.
Perfect for minimalists, an acrylic organizer with four tiers can keep your spice drawer in tip-top shape. This one is expandable (from 13" to 26") to make sure it fits your space perfectly.
Short on cabinet or counter space? Turn your pantry door into extra storage with this nine-tier organizer, perfect for dry ingredients, snacks, and spice jars. You can even adjust the baskets to make sure your stash fits perfectly.
The beauty of this four-tier metal organizer is its versatility—place it inside a cabinet, display it on your countertop, or mount it to a wall to keep your spices organized. And for your convenience, it comes with 36 glass jars (each one is four ounces) to complete your spice collection.
If your space is pretty compact, consider placing this wooden shelf directly over your stovetop to keep your spices within reach. The brand says the design is suitable for flat, sloped, and curved stoves, and it even comes with six hooks to hang essentials like spatulas.
If your kitchen is on the small side, a slim organizer is the way to go. Each rack in this steel shelf is a different width to accommodate both short and tall spice bottles.
If you have a large spice collection, this one's for you. With four tiers in total, this stackable spice shelf set includes 28 clear glass jars—plus 386 black labels and a white chalk marker so you can label each one.
Not only does this metal rack feature three tiers to display your spices—it has two adjustable heights to ensure there's room for any tall bottles nor jars with wide mouths.
Keep your everyday seasonings in a rotating rack, so it's possible to quickly find what you need. With chic, bulb-shaped glass jars, this compact 16-jar spice rack even comes with free refills for up to five years.
Install Floating Shelves
Rather than go for a traditional spice rack, consider a set of floating shelves. Just don't forget to pick up some aesthetic glass spice jars to complete the look.
Find a double-layer spice rack that's sleek, stylish, and expands to fit the length of your cabinet. Plus, a non-slip bottom ensures it's stable, so you can easily stack additional items down below.
Opt for an aesthetically pleasing spice rack equipped with eight jars on a rotating base. You also have the option to stack another storage solution on top to double your storage. The best part? You'll also get a marker and all the labels you need (144 pre-printed and 36 blank) to keep your collection organized.
Add a Wood Drawer Organizer
Here, blogger Chloe MacKintosh uses a wooden drawer organizer to keep her spices in line. But first, she transferred everything into small glass jars and used a wine glass writer to label each seasoning.
Go for a versatile setup, like this bamboo spice rack that can stand upright on the counter, be hung on the wall, or tucked away into a cabinet. The criss-cross design makes the labels super easy to read.
Designate a Zone for Spices
If you don't have a free drawer to dedicate to spice, take note from Jen Nash, senior design lead at Magnet, and install drawer dividers. This way, you've created a specific space for your collection.
Sometimes, you have no choice but to store your spices on a higher shelf. In that case, install a few of these pull-out organizers to give you full access to everything—yep, even the jars way, way in the back.
Here's a "custom" drawer option at a wallet-friendly price. Trim the soft foam liners with basic kitchen scissors to fit perfectly—no permanent mounting or installation required.
If your kitchen drawer has become a mess of rolling bottles, try this quick fix. The tiered plastic organizer expands to fit the exact width of your drawer, plus its angled levels make it easier to see the oregano when you're whipping up dinner.
Ensure your entire collection is accessible with this Lazy Susan-style spice organizer, which works well in tiny cabinets. According to reviewers, this non-skid turntable is easy to assemble, well made, and rotates smoothly. Added bonus: It comes in five colors.
Thanks to these clear jars with custom labels, your spice collection doesn't have to be an eyesore in your kitchen anymore. Stick the acrylic organizer on an open shelf, so you can get a brilliant view of your handiwork.
Vertical storage for the win yet again! This tiered organizer elevates jars on a deep shelf. The non-skid pads on each level ensure that bottles don't go tumbling when you reach for something in the very back.
Monique Valeris is the home design director for Good Housekeeping, where she oversees the brand's home decorating coverage across print and digital. Prior to joining GH in 2020, she was the digital editor at Elle Decor. In her current role, she explores everything from design trends and home tours to lifestyle product recommendations, including writing her monthly column, "What's in My Cart."
Alyssa Gautieri (she/her) leads Good Housekeeping’s gift guide strategy. She writes and edits commerce content, where she analyzes lifestyle trends, shopping data, and works closely with the Good Housekeeping Institute to recommend top-tested products. Previously, she was the associate lifestyle editor for GH and wrote for publications including ELLE Decor, BobVila.com, and Unique Homes Magazine. When she’s not tracking down buzzy products, you can find her walking her dog, Skye, around Jersey City.
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