The four tips will help you create more free space in your home.
And here we are again at Sweet blog, the sweetest blog online, and today we would like to share some insights regarding one of the most common issues that almost every one of you encounters in your home daily.
We are referring to the issue of creating additional free spaces within your home.
Let's say you woke up early, got up slowly from your bed, and walked sleepily down the hall toward the bathroom. Suddenly, you come across a metal object lying on the floor, and your feet scream for help.
While you are hurting and cursing the whole world, you swear that today you will Finally arrange your house so that more free spaces will be created, And problems like these will not exist in the first place.
Another trigger that may stimulate engaging with this issue usually happens when you have some free time and are just chilling on your sofa and looking at your house - observing. It makes you wonder how wonderful it would be to have more space within your home.
So today, we will give you the best tips to help you deal with this issue.
Moreover, if you dive deep into the article, you will see that there is also no need to invest a lot of money in the process, and with a bit of initiative, it will be cheap and efficient.
And as always, at the end of the article, there will be a refreshing infographic presentation to summarize its content for you.
Hop on!
1. Classic storage solutions.
Although Closets, cabinets, dressers, and other storage solutions may seem like the most trivial solutions, still, there is a lot beyond what you can imagine.
The variety of closets, cabinets, dressers, other familiar storage solutions is pretty huge.
The principle is quite simple and well-known. These furniture items can be used as great space savers that will help you store items within them and thus free up more space inside your house.
It would be best if you first choose cabinets that suit your design taste, then find out how suitable they are in the room's space. Do the same with the dressers and other standard storage solutions.
The classic storage solutions are still the most popular
2. Furniture with an interior space.
Many furniture contain an interior space that can be used for storage. And thus - as space savers.
It can solve two problems, one, you will be able to store equipment within those spaces, and the other, you will not have to purchase numerous storage solutions (such as those listed in paragraph one) that will 'waste' space within your rooms.
We are pretty sure you are familiar with this Furniture type from your everyday use. Here are some examples:
A bed with an inner space.
A sofa with an inner space.
Coffee Table.
Ottoman.
Media Rack.
And there are many more. You can find them here.
It also takes a little creativity to find good storage solutions
Your house stairs used as a passage from floor to floor can also serve as a means of storage (the space below them, and in more sophisticated cases - the step will be used as a pull-out drawer).
There are many examples of using the interior space of home furniture to create additional free spaces. Outstanding examples of this can see on this excellent Pinterest page.
3. Garden and home warehouses.
There are many small home warehouses that you can use to store items.
These warehouses can be located in your garden/garage and so on.
If you live in an apartment building and do not own a garden or garage, don't sweat, other alternatives will suit you as well (if you own a balcony - you can place the warehouse there. If you do not have a balcony, you can find the least crowded place within your house and Place the warehouse there ). Many other beautiful examples can be found here.
When it comes to creating more free home spaces, these home warehouses can help a lot!
4. Creativity and reorganization.
In the end, it's all about your creativity. And like anything else, if you invest enough time and thought into planning a strategy that will help you clear more and more accessible spaces - you will succeed.
Observe your home every once in a while, even if it requires you to take a page and a pen and draw a little of what you imagine.
Take the time to figure out what you need to do in order to create more free space in your home.
With a bit of planning, you will be able to reduce at least 20 percent of the stuff that takes up space in your home, and by doing so, you will be able to create new free spaces easily.
A lot depends on your ongoing observation mentioned above.
Be creative!
As an enriching and essential addition to this article, here are some sources of inspiration that will help you. Here, here and here.
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The tips in this article are great! They really help you to see how you can create more free space in your home. I especially like the tip about decluttering your home. This is something that I need to work on!