Maximizing Storage Space in a Small Remodeled Home

Nov 13, 2023By Casanueva Remodeling & Design
Casanueva Remodeling & Design

Maximizing Storage Space in a Small Remodeled Home

Living in a small remodeled home can be a challenge when it comes to storage. However, with some clever organization and creative solutions, you can make the most of your limited space. Here are some tips to help you maximize storage space in your small remodeled home:

1. Utilize Vertical Space

When you have limited floor space, it's important to think vertically. Install shelves or wall-mounted storage units to take advantage of the vertical space in your home. This will help free up valuable floor space and provide additional storage options.

vertical storage

2. Invest in Multi-functional Furniture

Make every piece of furniture count by choosing multi-functional options. Look for beds with built-in storage drawers, ottomans that double as storage containers, and coffee tables with hidden compartments. These versatile pieces will help you maximize storage without sacrificing style.

multi-functional furniture

3. Use Under-Bed Storage

Don't let the space under your bed go to waste. Invest in under-bed storage containers or boxes to store items such as seasonal clothing, extra bedding, or shoes. This is a great way to free up closet space and keep your belongings organized.

throw pillow on bed frame

4. Optimize Closet Space

Closets can quickly become cluttered in a small home. Maximize your closet space by using organizers such as hanging shelves, shoe racks, and storage bins. Consider utilizing the back of the closet door for additional storage by installing hooks or an over-the-door shoe organizer.

closet organization

5. Think Outside the Box

Get creative with your storage solutions. Look for unused spaces in your home that can be repurposed for storage. For example, install floating shelves above doorways or use the space between the top of your kitchen cabinets and the ceiling to display decorative storage baskets.

brown wooden shelf on grey wall

6. Declutter Regularly

Regularly decluttering your space is essential when you have limited storage. Take the time to go through your belongings and donate or sell items you no longer need or use. This will not only free up space but also make your small remodeled home feel more organized and spacious.

decluttering

7. Use Wall Space for Storage

Make use of your wall space by installing hooks, pegboards, or wall-mounted storage systems. These can be used to hang coats, hats, bags, or even kitchen utensils. By utilizing vertical wall space, you can keep your belongings within reach while freeing up valuable counter or floor space.

wall storage

8. Create a Command Center

Designate a small area in your home as a command center to keep important items organized. Install a bulletin board or magnetic board to display notes, calendars, and important documents. Use baskets or bins to store keys, wallets, and other everyday essentials.

Colorful of pens and pencils in green basket holder with little tree and black small clock on the desk isolated white background space right

9. Maximize Bathroom Storage

Bathrooms are notorious for having limited storage space. Install floating shelves or wall-mounted cabinets to store toiletries, towels, and other bathroom essentials. Utilize the space above the toilet by adding a shelf or wall-mounted cabinet for additional storage.

bathroom storage

10. Embrace Minimalism

Lastly, embrace a minimalist lifestyle to keep your small remodeled home clutter-free. Only keep items that you truly need or love. By reducing the number of belongings you have, you'll have more space to breathe and enjoy your home.

minimalism