Your Kitchen Isn’t Disorganized, It’s Overfunctioning

Your kitchen isn't disorganized—it's overfunctioning. If your kitchen counters are covered in papers, kids' homework and artwork, reusable bags, water bottles, and appliances you barely use, the problem may not be your organization system. You may simply have too much stuff and too many responsibilities living in one room.In this episode of The Junk Drawer, Britnee tackles kitchen clutter and breaks down the most common problem areas she see in clients’ homes: paper piles, kids’ school and art collections, countertop clutter, small appliances, reusable grocery bags, and overflowing water bottle cabinets.You’ll learn how to declutter your kitchen, decide what actually deserves space, create simpler systems for family clutter, and stop relying on more bins and storage to solve a stuff problem.Because a calmer kitchen doesn't require a perfect organization system. It starts with less stuff, fewer responsibilities, and more simple.If your kitchen always feels messy no matter how often you clean or organize it, this episode is for you.Follow Britnee on Instagram: @britneetannerhomeFollow Britnee on TikTok: @britneetannerhome