Decorating Kitchen Decor & Design Kitchen Storage Kitchen Organization 15 Pot Rack Ideas to Store All Your Cookware in Style By Jessica Bennett Jessica Bennett Instagram Jessica Bennett is an editor, writer, and former digital assistant home editor at BHG. Learn about BHG's Editorial Process Updated on October 17, 2022 Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos Photo: Adam Albright Pot racks free up cabinet space by storing pans and skillets out in the open. Mounted from the ceiling, under cabinetry, or against a wall, they bring organization and style to a kitchen. Use these pot rack ideas for practical storage that doubles as decor. 01 of 15 Pot Rack Ideas Anthony Masterson You can use pot racks to store cookware of various shapes and sizes, as well as smaller tools and utensils like strainers, spatulas, and spoons. It's generally best to place a pot rack near the range since that's where you do most of the cooking. Utilize wall space above and around the stovetop to ensure all the essentials are easily within reach. 02 of 15 Sturdy Pot Rack Ideas Michael Partenio Heavy pots and pans require sturdy support. For extra security, try mounting a metal rack directly to a ceiling beam instead of through drywall. This pot rack idea works well for holding a large collection of cookware or weighty items like cast-iron skillets. 03 of 15 Pegboard Pot Rack Adam Albright For a nontraditional pot rack, hang baking essentials from hooks on a pegboard on one kitchen wall. Hang pots and pans on it along with scissors, whisks, spatulas, and other cooking utensils. You can find everything needed to prepare a meal in the same spot by placing both cookware and utensils on the wall. 04 of 15 Small Pot Rack David Tsay A small pot rack lets you add storage within a tight space. This hanging rack perfectly fits above the range in a galley kitchen. The hooks can be moved around easily on the cabinet-mounted rack, enabling different arrangements depending on the number of pots. The rack's brass finish matches the cabinetry hardware and a nearby dining set. 19 Storage Wall Ideas to Amplify Your Home’s Storage Capacity 05 of 15 Pot Rack Near the Range Werner Straube A pot rack mounted directly to the range hood keeps cookware exactly where it's needed. Make sure the rack is high enough that you won't bump your head on pots while cooking. Or hang smaller pans that are easy to push out of the way if needed. Here, stainless-steel pots and pans coordinate with the finish of the range and hood, tying the kitchen together. 06 of 15 Wall Pot Racks Michael Partenio A wall pot rack can be more practical than a hanging version if you'd rather not make your cookware the visual centerpiece of your kitchen. Here, three wall-mounted racks provide storage for a collection of copper cookware. Customize the height of the racks to accommodate pans of varying sizes. 07 of 15 Stylish Pot Racks Jon Jensen Pot racks come in a variety of sizes and mounting capabilities. This simple metal pot rack can store up to 12 pots and pans. The ceiling-mounted rack hangs above a prep station near the range, providing easy access while cooking. Additionally, the pot rack frees up cabinet space, so there is more room to store other kitchen appliances and dinnerware. 8 Ways to Organize Pots and Pans When Your Cabinet Space Is Limited 08 of 15 Pot Rack Ideas for Utensils James Yochum Beyond cookware, pot racks can supply handy storage for frequently used cooking utensils. Attach small racks to the walls around the stove and use them to hold spoons, spatulas, and more. Hang utensils with curved handles directly on the rack, or use S hooks to hang utensils through holes at the ends. 09 of 15 Pot Rack as Window Treatment John Granen This unique pot rack stands in place of curtains in this kitchen. Mounted across the window, the rack pairs with open shelving to provide storage space for dishware. Various pots and pans hang above and still allow for an excellent view out of the window when cooking or cleaning. Pots in place of fabric as the kitchen drapery add a distinguishing look that enhances the character of the room. 10 of 15 Decorative Pot Rack Ideas Susan Gilmore Pot racks serve as functional storage and a decorative element in kitchens. Use them to show off your best-looking cookware or a collection of vintage kitchen items. Display the rack prominently on a wall or from the ceiling to give your kitchen a striking focal point. 11 of 15 Pantry Pot Rack Ideas James R. Salomon Pot racks can also help boost pantry organization by adding storage space for cookware on walls or the ceiling. Reserve racks in the pantry for pieces you use less frequently. Your everyday pots and pans should be stored closer to the cooking zone for convenience. 12 of 15 Accessible Pot Rack Storage Mark Lohman A pot rack is ideal for cookware and utensil storage when cabinet space is limited. This open storage solution makes items readily accessible and simple to put away. In addition, using a pot rack eliminates the challenge of looking for cabinet or drawer space to store pots and pans after cleanup. To make your pot rack more aesthetically pleasing, reserve that space for pots, pans, and other tools with matching finishes. 13 of 15 Hanging Pot Racks David A. Land A hanging pot rack can take the place of a chandelier as the focal point of a kitchen. Choose a shape and style that draws attention above and matches the space's overall style. This metal pot rack features scrolled details and a dark bronze finish that coordinates with the casual country style of the kitchen. 27 Country Kitchen Ideas Bursting with Warm, Welcoming Style 14 of 15 Pot Rack Over Island Casey Sills Hanging a pot rack over the island puts cookware in the center of the room, making it easily accessible for cooking and cleaning. This pot rack idea generally works best in kitchens with high ceilings. If your island is oversized, position the pot rack so it's easily reached from one or more sides. You shouldn't need to lean too far over the countertop to get the pan you need. 15 of 15 Backsplash Pot Rack Ideas Jack Thompson Make the most of limited space in a small kitchen by taking advantage of bare walls under cabinets. Copper cookware hangs from S hooks on a backsplash rail, offering convenience and style. The copper pots and pans bring a cohesive element to the room that an array of different colors would not. The smart use of empty wall space opens room in the cabinets to store other cooking essentials. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit