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When you have a small space, the problem usually is storage.
You cannot buy too many furniture for storage. Just like a buffet cabinet or a chest of drawers.
Because literally, there's no space anymore.
That's why for today's video, we will be showing you
eight small to medium items that you can use to maximize your space.
Problem number one: There's no counter space in your sink.
It's just a mirror above and a sink below and sometimes there's a toothbrush holder.
But it's too small for other stuff.
Solution: Install a floating shelf above the sink.
We usually just use this in the living room or in the bedroom for décor.
But, it is also functional even in the bathroom.
Problem number two: Night stand designs don't have much storage.
Often, it works more like a side table where you can place items on top.
But, with a small space you really have to pick furniture that are multi-functional.
It's better if your night stand has an additional storage compartment.
Solution: Use a trolley.
Problem number three: Even with a trolley as a nightstand,
there are still items in your bedroom that need organization.
Solution: Utilize the space beneath your bed.
Add storage drawers and cabinets that are low in height and can fit under.
This works if your bed has slim legs and are hollow underneath.
Usually these are bed frames that have metal frames.
You can place curtains, bed sheets, towels, and even underwear!
Problem number four: Your clothes don't have enough closet space.
Solution: Add another layer on your hanging clothing with a tension shower curtain rod
under and use slim cloth hangers.
Tension rods are great because they are easily adjustable in length
and can fit nice and tight in between.
With another layer to hang your clothes, you have additional storage.
Problem number five: Cluttered jewelry.
Solution: Add wall hooks behind your cabinet doors.
It's a perfect hiding place and at the same time, the most budget-friendly jewelry organizer.
Your bracelets and necklaces won't get tangled anymore.
It's also pretty easy to take one out and put one in.
Problem number six: There's too much kitchen items on the counter space.
Solution: Use your kitchen walls and hang a shelf with hooks!
You can place pots, pans, mugs, and ladles on the hooks for easy access.
Condiments and spices can go to the other layers.
Now, you've cleared up your counter space to prepare food.
Problem number seven: This one's for the bookworms,
Where are you placing all those books you've read?
Solution: You can actually use a wheeled rack that's usually used in the kitchen
or garage to store your books and magazines. Now you have a moving library
and it doesn't take much space physically and visually, since its frames are thin.
Problem number eight: You've maximized the space beneath your bed
and your closet space, but you're still lacking storage.
Solution: Look at your walls.
Walls hold so much potential for storage yet they are often just used for décor.
You can hang floating shelves and drawers without taking floor space.
There you have it! Hope this video helps you and is detailed enough for you to be able
to maximize your space and make the most out of your budget.
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