Armando Iachini: storage furniture for small spaces
Do you have very little space in your home and you
find it hard to store things? This happens very often, as we tend to think that
to organize all our products at home
we need a large storage space, when
in fact what we need is to optimize every corner of our home and Armando Iachini explains how.
On this article Constructions
Yamaro offers us the best furniture storage, practical for small households:
Shelving Rack
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As already
mentioned before, these racking are the most functional for small spaces because they offer lots of storage capacity without getting unnecessarily in the way a
room is distributed space wise, the best of these shelves is that they come in
different sizes and lengths for
various uses. Such as closets, pantry, support for TV, desks and many other
uses. So while serving a purpose like supporting your TV, it also functions as
storage, the same goes with desks and computers. What we are looking for is for
furniture that allows us to be the most efficient as possible since the space
is a finite resource. We have to be very conscious in the way we assign these
purposes to our furniture.
Folding desks
These are
currently in trend for Small spaces, because they are a form of collapsible shelves that can be arranged along a wall to have your own studio, working corner or desktop
computer. All you need is to fix them at a well chosen spot and it is all set
to go..
Recessed and
pullout beds
These are an
excellent choice for small rooms, because
you have plenty of storage space for
your blankets, blankets and even clothes with the drawers that are integrated
into folding beds and even some
bring an extra mattress, for if you ever need to accommodate a guest.
Vertical shelves
The better we
take advantage of the length of the
space, the more amplitude will be in it and of course less clutter will be
in it. So opt for the traditional hollow
vertical shelves are an excellent
choice for storage. They also may have the additional function of dividing spaces without removing
natural light.
Storage under
the stairs
The bottom of the stairs is usually a
surplus place which can be adapted
to store small things such as blankets, cleaning products and toilet, umbrella
or Christmas decorations. You can even ask them to open the top drawer of the steps to have more
storage options. And who knows, you might even follow the example of Harr
Potter and accommodate a room in there, just make sure to follow this article’s
tips to maximize the space, since it is already pretty small.
Wardrobes
These can serve
as cloakrooms, library shelves, racks or cabinets kitchens rooms because the empty space that is left between the rooms is used. The idea is
to place small gaps, hanging tubes or sliding doors, that way you can have everything organized without
interrupting your small space.
Do not forget to
always have with you a small ladder
to reach high places and do not fear to take every millimeter of your cozy little home.
