Is this even a thing? Yes! Fridgescapping is a trend that has been going viral on social media, but it is also useful when done right. I’ve seen my fair share of impractical fridgescapping focusing more on the design and decor with little thought on the functionality. But as a busy mom, dietitian and food stylist.. I just can’t stand a kitchen that doesn’t work well for me! 

With the holiday season upon us I believe everyone should have a beautifully designed and functional fridge set up. You do not need to spend lots of money to have an impressive fridgescape, simply shop your home, which means tour your home, pantry and kitchen for pieces that would enhance the look of and use of your fridge – set aside small pictures/picture frames, unique bowls, glass tupperwares, jugs, and small decorative objects. 

If you truly feel you lack items that inspire your fridgescape, I recommend shopping at a thrift store or your local dollar store – they often have useful kitchen storage pieces at an affordable price. 

In this blog,  I will take you through the essentials of setting up your fridgescape, what makes or breaks your set up and how to source inexpensive pieces to take your styling to the next level.  

The Basics: Before you start designing your fridgescape, let’s go over the basics of what this entails. The 3 main things you will need are: 

1) DECLUTTER: remove and clean everything from your fridge. Go through all expired items and recycle their containers, combine items like those 2 jars of peanut butter into 1, and wipe all surfaces clean!