5 small space storage ideas to make tiny rooms feel bigger (and tidier)

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If there's one tying lockdown's highlighted for us, it's a lack of slight space storage ideas at home. Grrrrr! WHY IS STUFF ALWAYS EVERYWHERE? So we view it would be a good idea to invest a bit of time surfing the web-er-net to find some fabulously simple, storage-problem-solving, clutter-crunching ideas. And we have. LOVING these. A mix of easy buy and clever but doable DIYs you can make. You're most welcome...

Find more slight space ideas, hacks and buys on our dedicated tiny house page.

1. Store on the door

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Searching for slight space ideas for everywhere from the bathroom to the kitchen to the hallway? These self-adhesive hooks are genius (and sooo simple). Put snacks and sauce packets that you're always losing/spilling/forgetting nearby front and centre so they don't get lost. Use them in the hallway to hang up stuff that usually clutters up the harmful. Put them in bedrooms for everything from jewellery to bags. You can even write names (and reminders) on them. Plutt storage hooks with self-adhesive stickers, £1 for a three-pack, Ikea. See all Amazon's self-adhesive hooks

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2. Use hanging backs to clear drawers, floors and tables

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This is such a simple idea: this Nordrana caltering storage, £17 at Ikea, comes with bags that you connect with toggles and loops, so they can be moved, removed and added to. Better tranquil, they are hand-crocheted by skilled craftspeople with good operational conditions and fair wages at organised weaving centres in Vietnam.

3. Put up a noticeboard, then hide it

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If a noticeboard is too messy to look at in your shrimp space, and building a cupboard with shelves is beyond your DIY capabilities, how about this for a clever compromise? The Skadis pegboard, £10, Ikea, has been simply hidden away in a cupboard that (and this is important) has been painted the same colour as the wall unhurried it for ultimate blending and space-enhancing.

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If a noticeboard is too messy to look at in your shrimp space, and building a cupboard with shelves is beyond your DIY capabilities, how about this for a clever compromise? The Skadis pegboard, £10, Ikea, has been simply hidden away in a cupboard that (and this is important) has been painted the same colour as the wall unhurried it for ultimate blending and space-enhancing.

For more Ikea hacks, see our dedicated feature.

4. Go overboard on narrow, full height storage

Styling: Sam Grigg Photographer: Ben Robertson

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Don't let a hallway – or any room – be wasted storage residence. If you can dedicated a whole wall to tall, shallow storage you can hide away a ton of stuff. Here, Trones shoe cabinets have been used for much, much more than just shoes. See below for an idea.

Can't get to Ikea? Buy the Trones at Amazon.

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5. Using under the stairs is a small space storage must

Styling: Carl Braganza Photographer: Nato Welton Idea: @juloxyy

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Got room understanding the stairs? Fixing deep, narrow shelves to the underside of the stairs that are built to take storage containers that grand usually have been slid under a bed is a clever way to stash away out of season shoes, coats, umbrellas... and to stack up what's in season in leash so that it's always to hand but neatly off the fuzz. And, of course, you can easily hide it all away with a curtain that naively pulls across the staircase.