I have a preference for low storage solutions & preferably on the wall to keep the floor free. Also along the wall so as to provide a natural storage surfaces. Anyway, this a nice solution and nicley styled with wood, white & black, with the additon of props that’s making the whole set up inspiring.
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There are so many different solutions to the storage that it can be downright giddy. I like a mix of closed & open storage solutions, simply because not everything is meant to be seen. It may be too much of a good thing & even create a sense of clutter. If you choose the open variant, it is important to look over how to arrange books, magazines, photo frames, ornaments & other things you cherish. A certain order & structure means that you get a smoothness that harmonises the whole expression.
But on the whole – what nonetheless counts – is that you feel comfortable in your own home with what you have & with what you hold dear, whatever solution. Taste is ambiguous, depending on the viewer.
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Take care / Marie
At home we always have had plenty of spacious chest of drawers. The shape & design of the drawers with knobs or handles plus that they are so easy to furnish with & to put stuff on top, makes the difference. We use chest of drawers in each room, no matter where in the house. I have had them in the kitchen where we stored all the cutlery in the top drawer & textiles such as tea towels, napkins, tablecloths, in the bottom. They are also perfect in the hallway for hats, gloves, umbrellas, scarves, etc. Kids rooms, bedrooms, bathroom & so on.
We have used various models throughout the years & gave away the last ones less then a year ago or so. In fact, I believe our boys kept one or two as a memory from their late childhood. And we have two white chest of drawers in our bedroom in perfect hight. They are just right for all sorts of little things that need to be stored with easy reach. I like that they so easily fits into different rooms for different needs.
Nice details / rstyle.me
Small & big drawers / livethemma.se
White with metal handles / madeinpersbo
Pine in a contemporary style / livethemma.se
Simple design that fits everywhere / freedom.com.au
Nicely combined styling / barkerandstonehouse.co.uk
My favourite design / pinterest.com
Modern & rustic at the same time / westelm
Antique green / livethemma.se
Nice with two in a row / thegiftsoflife.tumblr.com
A different model with doors & a bit higher but nevertheless stylish / mokkasin
Lots of small drawers & in birch / googleimage
Rustic white / 365ting.blogspot.com
Untreated in a low size / interieur-coosje.blogspot.nl
Wood with big drawers / skandinaviandeko.com
Black, small & slender / rstyle.me
Take care / Marie
I prefer freestanding storage solutions rather then the integrated. Those simple, flexible & movable benches preferably, because of the airy impression they give. They don’t take up space & aren’t clumsy either. The good thing is the surface you gain, for the nice things. (Including drawers or open shelfes for the flexibility). On the other hand, how flexible do you need to be … I mean, it’s not that I decorate or rearrange things every other week or so. It wouldn’t work with my way of being. It’s one thing to have a deep interest for things, another, to live & breath your passion. Which can be done in different ways, of course.
I’ve gone from actively breathing an interest, to a more pleasurable distance. May sound strange but I get my fair share through magazines, blogs, some exhibitions, shop visits, where I inevitably look more at the visual impression, decor, collections, shop windows, lighting, etc. than to shop, in real sense. (Well, I do manage to do some shopping, to be honest). Sometimes you eat with your eyes, which is a bit of my principle when I shop. I like to do window shopping – you know, to stroll around, stop here & there, check out news, new colors, certain pattern mix, a particular angle of a wall, floor material – things that happens automatically. Whilst I don’t miss the actual purchase, when needed.
Low section that separates the kitchen & dining area / bobedre
Classic model / bymildred
White with wood top / vogsesparis
Neat reliable design / tumblr.com
Sharp green eye catcher / cushandnooks
Several low cabinets in a row / desiretoinspire
Super stylish / skandium
Stylish solution under the window & along the wall / scandiconcept
Simple & suitable in most environments / 79 ideas
Integrated built in solution / remymeijers.nl
Low solution that is practical inside & on top / interiorsporn.tumblr.com
Simple solution on wheels / miathesuperordinary.blogspot
Wall mounted solution / designattractor
Low & along the wall with space for all types of object / pinterest.com
Solid sturdy bench with storage & a piece of art / wabisabi
Take care / Marie
Storage – with simplicity, stylish & functional solutions, it’s no easy task to achieve. It’s not always that cheap either. Using cabinets with doors combined with open storage is a good solution. Closed storage for things that you don’t want to be seen & highlight your everyday objects – in good order. They should be easy to reach & easy to use. Whether it’s for the kitchen or for other rooms. It should be easy for you to live your everyday life.
An alternative is to maximize with shelves either on consoles or screwed directly into the wall. It’s super stylish & super easy. Keep it together in one place & not all over the place. Letting things lie visible creates a homely feel depending on how you make it or how well you do it. Or else, the impression might be messy instead of interesting or inspiring. The amount of variations & solutions is endless … use your creativity & adapt after your needs. I am right now cleaning up & storing things way but also storing things visible. Getting there – slowly 🙂
Cabinets with doors at the bottom & open storage at the top / fantasticfrank
Industrial look with everything visible / sanna&sania
Crafts cabinet for the creative. By the way, if you haven’t looked into the blog mokkasin, so do it. You will not be disappointed / mokkasin
Divided areas on two levels makes it more limited & surfaces easier to use / atelierueverte
One way is to keep material together / sanctuary
Closed cabinet with things stacked in a row on top / google.com
Stacked on one side & simpler on the other but still balanced / pinterest.com
Neatly in rows in simple cabinets with shelves / annagillar
Super neat with white shelves, white tiles& white porcelain / trendhome
Charming style & makes everything visible more homey / boligpluss
Graphic styling with selected materials / lamaisond’annag
Simple & eye catching / micasaessucasa
Adjust & customize to your corner / livethemma
Use the space along the height to get a good overview as well as more space on the floor / make-living
Here, an adult version / lamaisond’annag
Take care / Marie
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