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May
22
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Sellers: Put Storage Space on Display
Want to know a simple, easy, and affordable way to organize your home, increase its value, and impress potential buyers? Lots and lots of storage space. Our real estate agents believe you can never have enough storage space, and we're constantly coming up with creative ways to add more. There are many underutilized areas throughout every home, and with a little creativity, you can transform them into easy and convenient storage areas.
We often work with clients to highlight the location and convenience of storage throughout the home, and we wanted to share some tips we learned along the way.
- Maximize The Space Underneath The Stairs
The space underneath the living room or basement staircase is one of the most underutilized areas of the home. It's difficult to use this storage space without creating a cluttered look. One idea is to install a set of built-in cupboards and shelves under the stairs. This will help the space blend in with your decor while maintaining its functionality and serving as an additional closet or storage area. - Hang Your Pots And Pans
Kitchen storage is a hot commodity. If you're short on space, install hooks over your kitchen island or stovetop, so you can hang your pots and pans. This strategy is a clever way to show off your cookware while also keeping it easily accessible. - Install Floating Shelves
Floating shelves are a handy way to add extra space, and they can also create a nice look in the living room, bedroom, bathroom, or kitchen. They don't take up nearly as much room as cabinets but still offer adequate storage. Add some to your walls and then load them up with pictures, books, or decor. - Mount Your Bicycles On The Garage Wall
If you're short on garage space, mounting your bicycles to the wall is one of our favorite storage hacks. Not only does it free up space, but it gives your garage a modern look. If you really want to highlight the concept or make a statement, paint an adjacent wall or nearby shelves the same color as your bicycle. - Try Vertical Shoe Storage
If your bedroom closets are a little cramped, then try over-the-door shoe storage. These shoe storage racks hang over the back of the closet door and often have dozens of compartments that allow you to keep your shoes neat and tidy. - You Can Never Have Enough Baskets
Want to know the key to an organized home? Lots and lots of baskets. Small, stackable baskets can help you organize and store everything. You can use baskets in any room of the house, and they fit nicely on shelves, in cupboards, and even in drawers. Because they come in numerous colors, they never look out of place.
Storage can make your life a lot easier, and it can also impress potential buyers. Contact us today if you're ready to list your home on the market.
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