#storage-solutions

#storage-solutions

Step shelves from Dollar Tree provide a tiered design that allows for easy viewing of spice labels, eliminating the frustration of accessing containers in the back.

"Start by taking everything out and categorizing. Go ahead and take everything out of the space and place into categories," Jones says.

The Sabrent USB SSD docking station supports up to 16TB hard drives, providing ample space for storing large video files without needing to delete them.

The EKET hack utilizes four square IKEA EKET cabinets, combining one with a door and three without, to create a chic media console for just $250.

Cleveland Braswell, III describes his rental studio apartment as a 'simple, modern builder-grade' space that he has transformed into an eclectic Japandi style with contemporary cozy vibes.

"I'm overjoyed at seeing everything I have (or need) clearly in sight on the sparkling white shelves. I never had enough storage room until now..." - Best customer

There's a new King bed at Costco, and the quality feels amazing. It's also so beautiful. This has English dovetail drawers with soft close hinges.

Topologie has launched a reflective backpack vest made of glass microspheres and recycled polyester, specifically designed for convenient personal storage and comfort.

Julia Child's kitchen is housed in the National Museum of American History, featuring a pegboard her husband made to store an enormous collection of copper cookware.

Daiso offers a plethora of budget-friendly kitchen organization products, making it an ideal destination for savvy shoppers looking to declutter their space.

"We're always looking for hooks, and when we use pegrail, they integrate seamlessly into a room," explains Frances Merrill, of the AD100 firm Reath Design, who has used it in mudrooms, closets, and bathrooms.

The introduction of Seagate's anticipated 4TB Expansion Card for Xbox Series X|S aims to enhance storage, though initial reports cite a high price point around $430.

"One of the most common mistakes we see in utility room design is underestimating the value of tall storage... they simply won't accommodate the everyday essentials that are notoriously awkward to store such as ironing boards, hoovers, mops and sweeping brushes - all of which need height."