A Brilliant Way To Squeeze More Storage Into Your Small Space

May 13, 2015

We’ve skirted all around today’s post topic–there was the post about door racks, the one about small space friendly bookshelves, but today, finally, we come to Exhibit C: the behind the door library.

A brilliant way to squeeze more storage into your small space: the behind the door bookcase!

A brilliant way to squeeze more storage into your small space: the behind the door bookcase!

 

A brilliant way to squeeze more storage into your small space: the behind the door bookcase!

A brilliant way to squeeze more storage into your small space: the behind the door bookcase!

Well yes, I realize these photos do all depict children’s books, but I assure you, this concept could be adultified. In what way? You ask. Fantastic question. By using the space for any things that are flat. Ish. Like what? Like grown up reading materials (not porn you dirty scoundrel), coffee table books, albums for certain, dvds, and the like.

But really, you might take this idea and run with it. If behind the door but not on the door is now considered viable storage space, just think of the possibilities! You might find it a suitable place to hang a rack from which you would suspend your scarves, belts, or ties. Or, if you’re of the ladylike variety: your nail polishes. Or makeup! Or…Laundry supplies in a tight laundry room!

You know what? I brought you to the Whole Foods. You’ve got to bag the kale.

 

Image credits: Design Sponge The Painted Hive, Tried and True, Cape27

2 Comments

  1. Stacy on May 13, 2015 at 11:02 am

    Another idea for readers: on the wall behind my walk-in closet door, I installed a variety of hooks to hold long necklaces, belts and lightweight crossbody handbags. It helps to have everything visible to remind me of what I already own (and to help prevent purchasing duplicates).

  2. […] little while ago, I wrote a post about how one might utilize the space behind a door for storage. The post featured examples that […]

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  1. Stacy on May 13, 2015 at 11:02 am

    Another idea for readers: on the wall behind my walk-in closet door, I installed a variety of hooks to hold long necklaces, belts and lightweight crossbody handbags. It helps to have everything visible to remind me of what I already own (and to help prevent purchasing duplicates).

  2. […] little while ago, I wrote a post about how one might utilize the space behind a door for storage. The post featured examples that […]

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