An organized coffee cabinet can be both beautiful and useful if designed by your home’s interior designer, providing your interior designer can find ways to integrate it seamlessly with the other elements in the room. According to professional home organizer Amy Berryhill, creating an inviting coffee bar should “look like you love being there”, she states. Achieve this effect through thoughtful placement that includes favorite cups, a coffee maker and essentials such as creamer and sugar.

To assist, we enlisted the aid of several coffee lovers and asked about their best solutions – from simple hacks to whole new cabinets – which will transform your morning and night drinks from chaotic to chic!

No matter the size or quantity of mugs in your collection, these simple-to-use storage solutions will keep them safely out of sight and free up drawers and cabinets for other uses. Repurpose a vintage dresser or chest into your own coffee station by painting and adding some smart organizing features; or choose an elegant cart that easily transitions from day to night and stores your pods, tea bags and other essentials.

Consider displaying your mugs elegantly by hanging them from a wall-mounted rack or on the back of cabinet door; designer Krisanna Sanders of Recast Homes employed this design option in her kitchen and made use of dead space by using this display option to take full advantage. An alternative would be an adjustable hanging rack which holds only enough mugs to meet your requirements while eliminating wasted space and keeping favorite cups easily within reach.

Lidded canisters make an excellent way to store coffee beans and grounds, helping preserve flavor while adding an elegant touch to countertops or shelves. You can even store them vertically in your pantry to prevent spillage and overcrowding.

If you’re an avid K-Cup enthusiast, a specially designed organizer that fits neatly onto your countertop or under open shelving is an effective way to store all the flavors available in this popular coffee pod. Easy t-molding installation ensures this solution remains at hand so that all of your favorites K-Cup varieties will always be at your fingertips.

An effective storage option for coffee beans, grounds, and other condiments is a jar or tin can with an airtight lid. This simple method keeps everything tidy while protecting them from contamination.

Keep your counter clear from shopping lists, phone messages, or to-do notes using this simple hack from Laura Price of The Home Organisation. Just attach a dry-erase board and plastic bin on the inside of cabinet doors where they won’t collide with shelves or other items in your cabinet – perfect for keeping your coffee bar fully stocked for morning meetings, evening relaxation sessions, or keeping track of an overloaded schedule!