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In-drawer charging station
Smart phones, tablets, and other personal electronic devices, along with their tangle-prone power cords, are a perennial
source of clutter. A dedicated drawer equipped with a charging outlet gets the gadgets out of the way-and looking great
while they power up.
Under-stair storage
The wedge-shape void beneath a staircase is often underutilized in multilevel residences. You can put this space to use by creating a triangle of custom built-in cupboards and drawers. A storage wall also creates an almost sculptural
work of decorative design.
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Pots and pans drawers and pullouts
A deep centre drawer holding bulky saucepans makes for an organised kitchen which is also accessible. Flanked by a pair of vertical pull-outs for smaller utensils, adding more draws to your kitchen is a practical and elegant solution.
Built-in wine storage
The space at the top of a staircase can be almost as problematic as the underside. By creating custom shelving, cabinets, and wine- storage system to create a welcoming and practical cellar in what otherwise could be a wasted nook.
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Kitchen island storage
You can make use of the centre island’s storage possibilities.
Open shelves and deep cubbies not only help break up a big piece of furniture but also provide neat pigeon-holes for magazines and create an attractive display space for
silverware and ceramics.
Mud room built-ins
Making the most of your mudroom by creating cubbies for each member of the family. While you can all share a communal bench for taking off boots, having a personal cubby for each person will keep the space organised, maximising the spaces potential storage.
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