Rhode Island Full Service Storage

Keep a big basket next to or at the foot of your bed for tossing throw pillows and other decorative items when it's time to sleep.

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Industrial style pipes will win you all the cool mom points. Bonus? If he grows out of it, you'll totally want to use them one day.

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Choosing a custom-made shelving unit has made it possible to include floor-to-ceiling storage in the loft bedroom of this converted mill.

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This tiny home uses slatwall panels to create super flexible storage space. The slats, not bolts, secure the shelves to the wall, which makes it a snap to add, rearrange or remove shelving.

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Entryways are notorious for becoming black holes for the items we bring home each day. Hang labeled mini buckets on hooks for each family member to stash essentials like keys and sunglasses.

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Having an organized space near the front door will keep your furniture clear of your things. Add a small bench for coats, some hooks for scarves and bags, and a higher shelf for decor to spruce the area up a bit.

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Identical wire baskets look instantly uniform on open shelves. Store any supplies you don't need as often up top and keep your favorites down low.

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The space beneath Velux windows is often wasted within a loft extension. Building shallow shelving that's just deep enough for files will give you a practical loft storage idea that will look neat and uncluttered, too.

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For a kid who loves to read, a window seat provides storage AND a cozy, sunny nook to curl up in.

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Think of baskets as instant storage solutions for every room. I keep baskets in our closet to organize our belts, socks, scarves, and even shoes.

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Crate Shelving

stack them up and place your favorite collectibles inside. You can even add some lighting to give it a more dramatic flair.

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