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…And Everything in Its Place

Benjamin Franklin once remarked: “(There’s) a place for everything, and everything in its place.” In the kitchen went the dishes, in the bedroom the bed. The home’s single-function rooms dictated single-function furnishings. It was simple, straightforward. A dining room for dining, a living room for living, a car park for car parking. And in each …

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Basement Workspace

Once a dark, “scary-looking” basement, this now bright, cheerful workspace is where creative consultant Michelle Adams tackles projects. The inviting nook features ample counter space for Adams to spread out and work, while a slat wall keeps her most-used tools and small items—from scissors and paintbrushes to craft papers and ribbons—within arm’s reach. The system …

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Stolen Spaces

You’ll find unexpected storage—and even a little bliss—in the most unexpected places It’s a universal complaint: not enough storage. Space is finite even if our appetite for additional acquisitions isn’t. Taking advantage of empty space under a staircase, this resulting Seattle, Washington, pantry holds everything from food to wine, coats to sports equipment, and even …

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