In the aims of helping you to live large (larg-er, at least) in your small space, I have elucidated about the potential existing behind your door, brainstormed the possible applications for the end-of-the-bed, and, like, a whole of other topics and posts that I'm currently too tired to retrieve and link. Today, I shall attempt to further empower you to pimp out your modest space to its fullest ability by illustrating the power of The ...

If you've ever bought a new car, you'll know that when you do, you start spotting it everywhere. You never noticed it before, but now it seems to be the most popular vehicle on the road. There's one, in the lane next to you. There it is again, in blue, parked across the street from you. You pass one, going in the opposite direction, and blink your lights at each other. Twinsies! If you've ever ...

A couple of weekends ago, I got to meet Melissa Lindsay of Pimlico Interiors, and I immediately understood her to be an exceptionally genuine and dynamic person. Then she told me she was a designer and I was really smitten, pulling up real close all, "Tell me more." Except I think my version was much more an interrogation style than a seduction one. So it was probably more like, "Tell me more (COMMAND). What's your aesthetic (DEMAND). ...

Label makers create perfectly wonderful labels. I use a label maker constantly, and each time that machine cranks out a bit of tape and type, my clients react as if I've just bestowed a grand gift upon them. The labels are neat, tidy, and perfectly uniform, which is saying quite a lot (more like everything), and they're undeniably effective at reminding you where your things belong. However, there are those people for whom label maker ...

The area under your sink runs a high risk of effortlessly achieving nightmarish status (it's there right now, isn't it? It's okay, you can tell me.) It's dark, it's out of reach, there's piping interrupting positively everything, and if there's a garbage disposal--forget it. Trying to utilize that space for storage ends up feeling like an impossible obstacle course. Except, of course that you'll go ahead and try to use that space, anyhow. Because it's ...