Custom Cabinets for Extra Home Organization
5 Custom Cabinets for Extra Home Organization
When it comes to home organization, especially in small living spaces, every inch counts. It's important to consider not only immediate storage needs but also allocate space for future items. For example, whether there will be pets and the storage of pet supplies, or if there will be children and the need for storing items like strollers and toys. By planning ahead, your home will stay spacious and clutter-free. Read on to get to know more cabinet designs for extra storage!
1. Entry Cabinet
Although many entryways are only around 1 square meter in size, they play a crucial role as the first passage into your home and can be a key element in the overall design. Despite the limited space, it can be utilized to increase storage capacity with a entry cabinet. Even in less than 1 square meter, you can store a multitude of items such as baby strollers, luggage, and sports equipment. Despite the abundance of items inside, simply closing the door instantly gives the impression of a tidy home. After all, concealing is crucial when it comes to storage.
Even if your entrance opens directly into the living room without a designated foyer, you can create a small space for storage. Leave some space on the side that won't interfere with the creation of a shoe cabinet. If there's an electric meter box on the side, it can be perfectly hidden, achieving multiple benefits.
For slightly larger entryways, you can divide the area effectively and transform part of it into a combination of a walk-in closet and storage room. Use open cabinets for the majority of the space, eliminating the need for cabinet doors. This not only looks aesthetically pleasing but also allows for proper ventilation. The added bonus is that it frees up space in the bedroom.
2. Hallway Cabinet
In many homes, the hallways are narrow and long, resulting in wasted space. However, this space can be fully utilized. Use the elongated area to create recessed storage compartments, utilizing the wall space to create enclosed storage cabinet on both sides. This ensures that no space in your home goes to waste. When creating these storage areas, it's essential to design them without protruding handles to avoid any collisions while walking.
3. Balcony Cabinet
Balcony spaces have gained popularity lately. By integrating them with the living room, you not only increase the overall area but also create a bright and open atmosphere indoors. However, for small living spaces, it's important to consider not only aesthetics but also practicality. Design a storage cabinet on the side of the balcony, not only to conceal drainage pipes but also to turn irregular spaces into valuable storage areas with excellent functionality.
Combining cabinets with door panels is an excellent choice. Allocate a smaller area for organizing smaller items, ensuring that there's no dust inside the cabinet and making items easily accessible. The side area where the pipes are can be used to store cleaning supplies, with the height perfectly accommodating such items.
4. Corner Cabinet
As mentioned in previous discussions about corner designs, creating a storage room is a perfect solution for these underutilized spaces. Or customize a cabinet at the corner and have everything sorted.
5. Staircase Cabinet
If you live in a duplex residence, the staircase location can also serve this purpose. Install shelves and adjust their height based on the items you need to store. Choose doors that match the color scheme of the walls, ensuring a seamless and stylish appearance rather than a jarring one.
