1.  Cookie Sheets/Muffin Tins/Cutting Boards all like to be stored in vertical storage if you have it.  If not, you can create vertical storage over a refrigerator, microwave or in a tall, lower cabinet.  Don’t have any of those?  Try storing them in a lower drawer maybe under your oven.

• EDIT: Too many muffin tin sizes can be a disaster to store.  Choose your favorite size ( 1 or at the most 2) & let the rest find a good home.
• TRUTH:  Cookie Sheets/Muffin Tins & Cutting Boards do not have to be stored together unless you have the space.  Cutting Boards work great near the sink where prep work typically happens.
• SECRET:  If you have double ovens, make the one only used once a year become a storage location for these items.  (Train yourself to check your oven before turning on to make sure nothing is stored inside.)

2.  Foil/Plastic Wrap/Wax Paper/Storage Bags/Etc. also prefer to live in a drawer.  Why fight some storage contraption each time you need foil.  Wouldn’t it be nicer & easier to just open a drawer to access these items?

• EDIT:  You only need one of each item in your working drawer at a time.  Extra boxes  of quart sized storage bags should be stored out of the way in the garage, pantry, utility room or storage closet.
• TRUTH:  Unless you have 13 kids, buying these items in bulk from the big box store isn’t worth the few cents saved vs the headache of finding space to store them.
• SECRET:  Look for drawers lower down or even under your oven.  These are go to items not “OMG I have to have that right now!” items like oven mitts.