As a relatively organized person, the concept of open kitchen storage strikes fear into my heart. I have a hard time believing that a space can both have plates, bowls, and utensils out where everyone can see them and also look neat. However, Julianne Moore's small kitchen shows that it's not only possible, but highly accessible.
After selling her storied West Village townhouse in 2021, Julianne Moore moved into a more modern property in lower Manhattan, and the home features a masterclass in small kitchen storage. The gray and cream space leaves Julianne's items for cooking and eating neatly in the open. Notably, a low, floating shelf in the corner is filled with plates and bowls for easy, well-organized dining. On the countertop, she has arranged jars of utensils and tapped into the kitchen lamp trend (this $30 fluted light from Target is my current obsession for recreating it).
