With the many things that you've accumulated over the years along with the personal belongings of everyone else in your household, you're now in dire need of extra space in your home. But the problem is that you do not have the time and money yet for a renovation. Thanks to these easy, practical solutions, you can enjoy a more organized, welcoming home without having to spend a lot.
Look around your home to spot any space or corner that can serve as additional storage for your things. There may be a blank wall in the living room where you can mount open shelves for items that are worth displaying like souvenirs from your previous travels and the best family pictures that you have. Invest in boxes with lids where you can tidily organize photos and small knick knacks so they won't clutter the tops of tables or kitchen counters.
Another space-saving idea is to use double-duty furniture. Look for beds with drawers underneath to keep linens, clothes, books, or toys. Instead of a plain coffee table, you might want to use an ottoman that comes with a built-in compartment. Not only does it serve as additional seating when the need arises, it likewise functions as a keeper for music CDs or DVDs, extra pillows, or magazines.
Sort all your things according to those that you want to keep and dispose of. Put them in separate containers appropriately labeled for your easy reference. You can sell items for disposal by holding a rummage sale preferably during weekends when many people are just home. Don't forget to make the announcement one week or several days ahead for the benefit of the interest buyers. One more alternative is to sell the items online through social networking websites or via web-based buy and sell or auction sites.
For things that you just cannot give up easily but cannot be accommodated in your home due to limited space available, self storage facilities are your best bet. Think of these storage space solutions as the extension of your house where you can keep valuable things that you don't use too often. Examples are seasonal home decorations, special occasion clothes, or any stuff that holds a sentimental value to you and your family.
Look around your home to spot any space or corner that can serve as additional storage for your things. There may be a blank wall in the living room where you can mount open shelves for items that are worth displaying like souvenirs from your previous travels and the best family pictures that you have. Invest in boxes with lids where you can tidily organize photos and small knick knacks so they won't clutter the tops of tables or kitchen counters.
Another space-saving idea is to use double-duty furniture. Look for beds with drawers underneath to keep linens, clothes, books, or toys. Instead of a plain coffee table, you might want to use an ottoman that comes with a built-in compartment. Not only does it serve as additional seating when the need arises, it likewise functions as a keeper for music CDs or DVDs, extra pillows, or magazines.
Sort all your things according to those that you want to keep and dispose of. Put them in separate containers appropriately labeled for your easy reference. You can sell items for disposal by holding a rummage sale preferably during weekends when many people are just home. Don't forget to make the announcement one week or several days ahead for the benefit of the interest buyers. One more alternative is to sell the items online through social networking websites or via web-based buy and sell or auction sites.
For things that you just cannot give up easily but cannot be accommodated in your home due to limited space available, self storage facilities are your best bet. Think of these storage space solutions as the extension of your house where you can keep valuable things that you don't use too often. Examples are seasonal home decorations, special occasion clothes, or any stuff that holds a sentimental value to you and your family.
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