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Under bed storage -

Bedrooms are often the room with the least amount of space to store things. One idea to maximize your space is to use under bed storage.

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Opt for square containers -

Square storage containers are always a better option because they maximize space. Round containers are less space-efficient and never fit against a wall.

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Transform awkward spaces with vertical storage ideas -

Where spaces are tight, clever small bathroom storage ideas can be transformative. For any room tight on floor space, vertical storage is much more efficient.

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Get creative with shelving -

Shelving provides a great opportunity to be creative with styling, by displaying a variety of artwork, books, and decor to create personality in the room.

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Get inventive in the laundry room -

As laundry rooms are often small, look for ways to maximize their potential with inventive storage solutions like baskets or DIY containers.

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Wooden ladder -

Keep extra blankets and linens on a stylish or repurposed leaning ladder in the bedroom or living room. You can even use it to dry towels if you have space in the bathroom.

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Mount your bike as a decor -

If you have a minimalist wall mount, even bikes can become part of the decor, especially if the color matches with the rest of the room.

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Bookcase with built-in window seat -

A cozy spot like this provides both a niche and a window seat, as well as an abundance of storage space. It's a win-win for sure!

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Go for a one-piece vanity -

One-piece vanities are perfectly designed to fit within a niche, and they establish a lavish focal point for the bathroom. The perfect combination for storage and design!

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Get drawer organizers -

Use drawer organizers to keep each item in its place. This way you'll know exactly where to find each item whenever you need it.

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Hang your pots and pans -

Hang a long towel bar in your kitchen to store pots, pans, lids, and other hangable items. You can also just install hooks above the kitchen island.

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Garden tool shed -

Even if your tools are rust-resistant, they won't last for too long if left outside all the time. Create a clean, dry, and accessible spot just for them near your patio or garden.

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Add sliding doors -

Add sliding doors to save some space. They are also a great alternative for separating different sections of a room, like a hidden-away office corner.

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Save counter space with a dish drying cabinet -

This is a great idea if you have a small kitchen. Install a dish drying rack in a cabinet above your sink to save space on the countertop.

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Built-in bookcase -

Built-in bookshelves provide added storage and display space, plus additional design elements to any room in your house, be it the bedroom or living room.

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Above-cabinet storage -

If you need some extra storage, then the space above your cabinets is a good spot. The key to making high-up storage work is visibility. Wire baskets let you see through them, and they also have longer durability than other materials.

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Bath towel keeper -

Keep towels right where you need them. Used ones can be hung, while fresh bath towels can be stacked nearby. It will create the ultimate spa feeling.

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Maximize closet space -

Maximize your closet space by grouping items of the same category in the same box. This will save space and avoid a messy closet.

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Use magazine holders for storing veggies -

Magazine holders are super versatile when it comes to home storage solutions. You can use them to store root vegetables in your cabinets or any other cool, dry place.

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Storage ottoman -

This ottoman has many uses, serving as extra seating, a foot rest, or even a coffee table with a tray. It's the perfect place to stash blankets or even store books.

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A small bookcase -

Bookshelves don't have to be huge. Consider buying or even making one yourself. Not only is it great to store your books, but also your collectibles, decor, and plants.

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Label your ingredients -

Keep all your spices and dry cooking ingredients somewhere easy to reach and in pretty containers. You can also stay organized by labeling them.

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Roll up a cart -

Installing shelves can be a pain, so why not use a cart? It's a good way to keep decor or flowers. You can even use it as your at-home mini bar.

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Mudroom bench -

If you're in the need of a stopping area just inside your door, consider a mudroom bench. This handsome entry hall built-in is perfect for hanging outdoor coats, shoes, and umbrellas.

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Laundry hamper -

Sure, laundry hampers are not the most exciting piece of furniture, but they are super useful and can be part of the decor. Consider a woven one or even a wooden version.

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Staircase storage -

Take advantage of the space under your staircase to create drawers or shelves. It's a spot that has plenty of potential, so use your imagination to figure out how it would work in your home.

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Don’t get cheap containers -

If you're storing clothes in an area where they will be exposed to the elements or changes in temperature, then plastic is best for long-term storage.

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Install a sliding pantry -

The skinny space between your fridge and oven is great for organizing canned goods, spices, or any other useful item you keep in your kitchen.

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Storage chest -

Do you have clutter spread around your space? Consider an attractive storage chest, an adult piece of furniture with plenty of space and sufficient style to be left out in the open. 

Sources: (House Beautiful) (The Spruce) (Homes & Gardens)

See also: How to create a calm home environment

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