Hey, small apartment dwellers!
Are you tired of feeling like you're living in a tiny apartment?
Well, fear not!
From furniture that doubles as storage to clever organizational tricks, we've got you
covered.
Welcome to Jansen's DIY.
In this video, we will discuss 20 Best Space Saving Ideas For Your Tiny Apartment.
#1.
Linen sectional with a storage chaise.
If you don't have a lot of space, but you want style and comfort, consider a sectional.
This linen sectional with a storage chaise is perfect for apartment living.
The chaise lounge not only looks great but pulls out into a bed, making it perfect for
guests.
The sofa also has storage, so you can keep extra blankets and pillows close by.
This is a great couch for lounging on a lazy Sunday or watching your favorite TV show.
#2.
Nesting Storage Tables.
Nesting storage tables are a lifesaver if you are always looking for a place to put
things.
These tables can be used as both side tables and places to store your extra home goods.
You can pull them out when you need them and tuck them away when you don't.
They are perfect for small spaces and they will help you keep your place looking neat
and tidy.
#3.
Floating Entryway Console.
This floating entryway console is perfect for small spaces.
It has a stylish design and includes a built-in drawer, hooks, and shelf.
Plus, it easily mounts to the wall so you don't have to worry about taking up valuable
floor space.
This console is the perfect way to make a small entryway work for you.
No more cluttered surfaces or tripping over shoes!
#4.
Flip-top End Table.
You can make the most of your space by choosing furniture that has multiple purposes.
This flip-top end table is a good example.
It is the perfect size for a lamp and TV remote, and it also has a charging station built in.
Plus, there is storage space for wires, coasters, and other small items underneath the surface.
This way, you won't have to worry about tangled lamp cords or lost TV remotes!
#5.
A Set of Floating Bookshelf.
In a small apartment, every inch counts.
That's why floating bookshelves are a great option for people who want to use their space
in the best way possible.
Not only do they take up less room than traditional bookshelves, but they also add a touch of
personality to your décor.
Whether you choose to color-code your books or arrange them by genre, a set of floating
bookshelves is a great way to show your love of reading and make a stylish statement at
the same time.
#6.
Cabinet Shelf Organizer.
These stackable cabinet shelf organizers are a great way to use your space efficiently.
You can store canned goods, spices, or any other small items on them.
And, because they're stackable, you can use them to create more space in your cabinets
when you need it.
When you need to make room for taller items, just stack the shelves on top of each other.
#7.
Magnetic Spice Jar.
Space is always at a premium in small kitchens, so anything that can help declutter and free
up space is a big win.
This set of 10 jars with labels comes with magnets, so you can stick them right on your
fridge door.
That way, you won't have to search through drawers or cabinets when you're in the middle
of cooking a meal-just reach for the spice you need and get cooking!
#8.
Collapsible Hanger.
Collapsible hangers are a great way to use space in your tiny apartment.
They make it easier to see all your clothes, and they take up half the space!
This type of hanger can hold five pairs of pants, but it takes up the space of only two
or three regular hangers.
Plus, they stack together, so you can use even more of your limited storage space!
#9.
Broom and Mop Organizer.
If you are the one who cleans your apartment, you probably have a lot of cleaning supplies.
This can take up a lot of space in your closet or cupboard.
But don't worry – there is an easy solution.
You can buy a broom and mop organizer.
This will help you reclaim the space in your closet or cupboard for your other belongings.
The organizer also mounts on the wall, which makes it easy to grab the cleaning supplies
you need when it's time to clean up.
#10.
Four-in-one Folding Ottoman Sleeper.
A folding ottoman sleeper is a great way to save space in your apartment.
It can be used as an ottoman, an accent chair, a lounger, or a bed.
That's four things that take up less space in your living room or office, guest room
and storage space.
And when you're not using it, it folds up flat, so it takes up very little space.
#11.
Hanging Window Desk.
A hanging window desk is the perfect solution for anyone who wants to maximize their space.
This super convenient desk allows you to take advantage of natural light and enjoy a inspiring
view, without taking up valuable floor space.
And because it's easily adjustable, many people use it as a standing desk, too!
This piece of furniture is perfect for small apartments, home offices, and college dorms.
#12.
Folding Desk.
A folding desk is perfect for when you need a workspace but don't want it to take up a
lot of space.
This desk folds up into a thin, easy-to-store item that can slide under your bed, couch,
or in a closet.
That way, you can get your work done without your work taking over your entire home.
And when you're done working, simply fold up the desk and put it away until next time.
#13.
A litter Box Disguised as Furniture.
As a pet parent, I am always looking for ways to make my tiny apartment more pet-friendly.
One of my recent discoveries is the litter box enclosure that looks like furniture.
This genius invention is big enough to house the litter box, the litter bag, treats, and
more.
It's perfect for bunnies too!
Not only does it keep the litter box out of sight, but it also helps to contain the mess.
#14.
Wooden Coffee Table With Hidden Storage.
This contemporary wooden coffee table is perfect for people who have a limited amount of space.
It has a hidden storage compartment where you can hide away blankets or extra pillows.
Plus, the lift top means it can also be used as a place to eat dinner or work from home.
The sleek design means it will blend in with your other furniture.
#15.
A Velvet Storage Ottoman.
This storage ottoman is both stylish and versatile.
The removable top is perfect for storing magazines, toys, or other items, and the flippable design
means that you can use the wood surface as a side table when you need it.
Whether you're looking for a place to rest your feet or an extra spot to store your things,
this ottoman is a must-have for any apartment.
#16.
Storage Bench.
Storage benches are a great way to add extra seating and storage to your home.
In a small apartment, a storage bench can be a great place to store extra sheets, bedding,
and blankets.
It can also be used to hide small work-out equipment or an overflowing shoe collection.
And because it fits right under a window, it won't take up valuable floor space.
#17.
Under-bed Storage Container.
Clutter can quickly make a small space feel cramped and crowded, so it's important to
find creative ways to keep your things organized.
One solution is to use under-bed storage containers to store shoes and out-of-season clothing
away and out of sight.
These containers are typically made of plastic or fabric and have a lid to keep dust and
dirt out.
And best of all, they slide right under your bed when you're not using them, so they won't
take up valuable real estate in your tiny apartment.
#18.
Shoe Storage Cabinet.
If you're not careful, your tiny entryway can become a cluttered mess.
But this shoe-storage cabinet is an absolutely genius solution to keep your tiny entryway
tidy.
It's sleek and ~sneaky~, with plenty of storage for all your shoes.
And it's got a surface on top for keys, mail, and essentials.
No more clutter!
This shoe-storage cabinet is sure to keep your tiny entryway looking neat and tidy.
#19.
Cabinet Door Organizer.
In a small apartment, it can be hard to keep things organized.
One way to help is to use a cabinet door organizer.
This is a holder that attaches to the inside of your cabinet door and stores things like
plastic wrap boxes, cutting boards, and other items.
This will free up counter space and make your kitchen look neater.
#20.
Pantry Door Organizer.
Even a small pantry can quickly become cluttered and unorganized.
One way to fix this is by using an organizer that hangs on the back of a door.
This type of organizer can be helpful in a pantry, because it has shelves for you to
store food and other items.
The shelves are also adjustable, so you can make them fit your specific needs.
Plus, this type of organizer takes up very little space, freeing up valuable room in
your tiny apartment.
And...
That's all for now...
From hidden storage compartments to shoe cabinets and under-bed containers, there's something
here for everyone.
And best of all, these solutions won't take up valuable floor space in your tiny apartment.
So what are you waiting for?
Start organizing today!
Thanks for watching and we'll see you in the next videos...