Valuing space is precious, especially when we talk about small rooms. Things around the house seem to multiply and you're always looking for other storage spaces. But where should they be placed when the rooms in your apartment no longer allow you to even walk through the clutter of furniture?
In this sense, interior design specialists have found a solution that not only saves you from clutter and lack of space but also offers a pleasant visual impact.
Embedding furniture into the wall, because that's what it is about, seems to be the most suitable method when you live in an apartment or a house with a small area, but not only. The advantages of this type of furniture are not only related to space but also to aesthetics, winning over massive furniture which loads and "suffocates" the room.
Being custom-made, you are not limited by the standard dimensions of furniture directly purchased from a store, so you can utilize any space in the house, regardless of its location and size.
It fits into any type of room, but it is most often used for the library in the living room or for the dressing room. Moreover, if you want a built-in bookcase, you can place it behind the sofa in the living room because, most of the time, this wall remains free.
Imagine how much space you will save with a wall-mounted wardrobe without a single centimeter footprint on the floor. Even aesthetically, it is more advantageous, especially if you opt for some spotlights to illuminate the shelves. In addition, if you choose sliding doors, the placement of other furniture items in the room will no longer depend on the opening of ordinary doors with hinges.
Storage shelves can be left open or closed with doors, depending on their intended purpose. In the kitchen, for example, you can opt for doors to "hide" food. The same applies to cleaning supplies.
The bathroom is also a room that, most of the time, does not allow for the placement of other furniture due to lack of space. Even a few personal care and hygiene items are hard to store. Here's how you can organize them on some built-in shelves in the wall.
The space under the stairs is always a place whose arrangement offers a variety of possibilities. It is used here in a useful and aesthetic way, with a sofa and a bookcase embedded in the staircase wall, thus valuing a space that would have been difficult to use with classic furniture.
