Something that seems so easy, but unfortunately folks, is something most people have the hardest time managing. Suburban abode or city loft, maximizing space in your home can be done and I promise it does not have to cost a fortune!
Below you'll find some helpful tips for two main common areas where most people would DIE to maximize space and minimize clutter. Enjoy!
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Living Rooms - First things first, stop holding onto furniture that no longer serves a purpose. Yes, that means that end table that neatly fits four books and a glass of wine. Furniture should always, I repeat, always be functional and stylish, of course. You didn't think I would forget about style did you?
Let go of the pieces of furniture that you've had since you first moved out of your parents house. Nine out of ten times they are no longer pieces suitable for your lifestyle, but are merely surfaces for clutter.
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Maybe you have children or you live in a city apartment OR it's simply just not working anymore and you need more space. Out with the old and in with the new, spend the money on a new cabinet or an end table that can actually do something!
Budget friendly option:
Splurge:
West Elm Rustic Storage Side Table, $299
Bedrooms - Closets are the most commonly misused area of a home, unless of course you have the picture perfect walk-in providing drawers, shelves, and hanging rods galore for your entire wardrobe! Unfortunately, your standard closet will typically only offer one hanging rod and maybe a shelf above for very little storage. Fortunately there are a MILLION solutions to create more space in what feels like a cramped closet, check 'em out below!
Budget friendly options:
Target Adjustable Hanging Rod, $19.99
Target Wood Shoe Shelf, $23.19
Splurge:
Elfa Custom Closet System, price can vary
What are some areas of your home that are in need of a little help? Do you have any great tips for maximizing space and minimizing clutter? We'd love to know!
Thanks for reading!
