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Gone are the days when cooking felt like a chore. Equipped with latest technologies and a flawless organization system, today’s kitchens facilitate easy meal preparation, organization and storage. 

Here, we list out five modular kitchen accessories which can simplify day-to-day cooking.

 #1: Drawer systems :
If most of your storage items are set to go under your counter, then drawer systems are go-to modular kitchen accessories. These drawers trump cabinets as they make use of the wasted space which cannot be fully utilized in the latter.
#2: Tall units :
Tall units are an integral part of kitchen design, especially in cases where one needs to store huge amounts of groceries or items which have long shelf lives. 
These versatile modular kitchen accessories utilize vertical spaces and function like a pantry for kitchens that do not have one.
These units when closed look like a part of the kitchen’s wall, giving the space a clean look while housing diverse items from oil and seasonings to wine and munchies and more in differently sized drawers and shelves. The hideaway kitchen storage provides a cool, dry place which helps preserve delicate items and protects them from heat, sunlight and moisture.
#3: Pull outs :
Pull outs make the best use of narrow spaces in the kitchen. Usually installed near the dishwasher or towards either end of the kitchen, these modular kitchen accessories are designed with narrow shelves, making items easy to spot and access.
#4: Cutlery trays :
With compartments to hold everything from spoons, forks, knives, rolling pins and more in an organized manner, cutlery trays are versatile, must-have modular kitchen accessories for every home. 
This is a great way to do away with clutter and is especially handy when whipping meals in a hurry. The cutlery inserts are usually available in a variety of finishes to suit your preferences including metal, wood and PVC.
#5: Corner solutions :
Most of the time, corner spaces in kitchens typically go unused. However, you can access the most redundant corners of your kitchen with savvy solutions such as the LeMans corner and cabinets designed especially for the same. 
The former features kidney-shaped pull out shelves that rotate beyond the standard 90 degrees so that they fully retract into the back. The latter are usually deep, diagonal drawers that make good use of the corner space. 
Other solutions include Dee tray, Magic corner and more. These clever, easy-access modular kitchen accessories are a boon, especially for small kitchens, as they can be installed in both upper and lower cabinets.


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