Need a little inspiration?
Don’t get discouraged!
Your Eureka moment is just a few short moments away.
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Downsize Your Crib
Cathie Hong
Looking for a traditional crib without the traditional bulk?
Try going for a smaller crib.
Need a better option?
Cathie Hong
These portable changing trays sit vertically across the crib, secured with straps and rail-hugging grooves.
When the diapering is done, the entire unit disappears under the crib.
Have space under the crib?
Chelius House of Design
Evict those dust-bunnies and reclaim their grubby realm in the name of sensible storage!
Youll be surprised how much extra space you could find when you think outside of the box.
Perfect for storingstuffed animalsand other small items.
Crystal Sinclair Design/Photographer:Claire Esparros
Shelve Your Storage Woes
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Floating shelvesare a must-have for small spaces.
These versatile beauties offer a wealth of storage without stealing an inch of precious floor space.
They can even be used in place of furniture.
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Multi-purpose furniture is always an asset in small spaces.
Want to maximize the storage potential?
Hang large canvas bags from each knob, and stuff them full of toys, plush animals, socksanything!
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Book ledges can hold dozens of books while taking up a fraction of the space of a traditional bookshelf.
Theyre inexpensive and fairly easy to install.
you’re free to evenmake your own.
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Staggering the rails allows for closer placement, leaving plenty of room for additional storage below.
As a bonus, working with open storage tends to make smaller spaces look larger than they are.
We love how this crib uses the extra space beneath it as two extra drawers.
Design:Alex Nino Interiors; Photo:Kirsten Francis
Don’t focus solely on filling horizontal space, but aim for vertical as well.
Choosing shelving that extends from floor to ceiling can do wonders and can draw the eye upwards.
Just opt for items you often use to go on lower shelves and keep decorative items higher up.
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