DIY: Window Shutter Organizer
Organize kitchen utensils, your mail, and even bills!
Photography: Alyssa Roxas
In any home—whether big or small—extra storage counts. Aside from making sure that cabinets and drawers are clean and organized, you have the option of adding shelves and installing rods to store towels, utensils, and other belongings.
If you're looking for a fun and easy way of adding storage in the kitchen, you can turn an old window shutter into an organizer. Here's how you can do it:
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