Just like that dependable friend who’s always there for you, spuds are adaptable, comforting, and always make for a satisfying meal. To ensure they stay in great shape, you’ll need a few smart storing strategies.
1. Under-Sink Space
An under-sink space can work for spuds if it’s dry and cool, but avoid places that are hot or damp.
2. Modern Glass Jars
For small amounts, use glass jars with holes to keep spuds. They look good and keep things neat. You can find more creative potato display ideas to organize your kitchen storage.
3. Elegant Wicker Basket
A wicker basket not only lets air in but gives your kitchen a stylish feel. I enjoy setting mine on a visible shelf to add rustic appeal. You can find more inspiration in our primitive rustic kitchen decor guide.
4. Rustic Clay Pots
Clay pots are cool and dry, making them great for spuds. They also give a rustic look that complements a small rustic farmhouse kitchen.
5. Repurposed Wood Crates
Piling wood crates makes for a farmhouse vibe and keeps spuds tidy. I find them great for keeping larger amounts. You can pair these rustic storage pieces with wood bead garlands to complete your farmhouse look.
6. Cool Basement Corner
If you have a basement, it can be a great place to arrange spuds—cool, dark, and out of the way. You can also transform this space by following our modern decorating tips to brighten the area.
7. Vintage Trunks
For a vintage feel, use a trunk as a spud chest. It’s great for big amounts and gives charm to any place. You can find more fresh ideas for designing a vintage room to complete your look.
8. Kitchen Drawers
Change a kitchen drawer into a spud place with dividers to keep kinds of spuds apart. You can also use nearby cabinets for storing alcohol properly.
9. Rod
Hang mesh sacks on a rod in a pantry for a way to use space.
10. Creative Cupboard Spot
A cupboard with airflow can be a spud haven. I use mine with holes for air. If you are looking to repurpose other storage areas, check out these top tips for creating a kids’ homework station.
11. Reused Cardboard
Cardboard boxes are green and keep spuds fresh. I pile them in my pantry for use. Check out these pantry storage ideas to keep your space tidy.
12. Stylish Ceramic Bowls
Using a ceramic bowl can be a fancy way to keep spuds, just ensure it’s in a dark place to avoid sprouting.
13. Chic Wire Baskets
Wire baskets are great for storing spuds, letting them breathe while looking stylish in any kitchen. You can incorporate these into your storage room shelving ideas to keep your pantry organized.
14. Bamboo Steamer Surprise
A bamboo steamer isn’t just for cooking; it’s a surprisingly useful way to keep spuds cool and dry.
15. Timeless Pantry Arrangement
The pantry is a go-to for keeping potatoes, shielding them from both light and warmth. I tuck mine into a corner there, snuggled in a comfortable paper bag. You can also use unique storage ideas for tissue paper to keep your pantry supplies organized.