There are plenty of ways to get creative, or even redefine where your kitchen storage can begin and end. “One family I worked with actually rarely ate at their dining table, so I found a way to work seating into a new kitchen island,” says H-Millard. That kind of change allows for added cabinetry in a dining space, where you can store dishes, bar supplies, and glassware. “Even if you keep a dining table, I like to encourage full-height hidden storage right in the dining room,” says Bertrand. If you can’t swing the cost of custom cabinetry in a dining space, consider a standalone piece like a tall hutch or generously sized buffet, which can double as a serving space.