For example, this setup works great for a toaster or an electric kettle. Place the appliance in a drawer and plug it in inside the cabinet. Then, you can slide the drawer in and out to pop in a ...

“Work top appliances such as your toaster and kettle should never be positioned near anything which could catch light e.g. curtain, kitchen roll or too close to an overhanging cupboard.

Opting for double-doors on a regular cabinet that sits atop a counter will turn it into a makeshift pantry, creating a spot ...

To fit in with the rest of my kitchen appliances and to match my KitchenAid Variable Temperature Kettle ... My previous toaster would also leak crumbs everywhere so the cupboard it was kept ...