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Integrated shelving and a built-in, padded bench tucked behind the shelves greet visitors. A mirror to the left enlarges the space, as well.
Exposed plywood shelving with a radial detail.
Built-in shoe cubbies provide necessary storage in the new walk-through laundry space.
Shelving in the living area holds storage as well as a Murphy bed for guests. "It’s like a Swiss Army knife," says Losada-Amor. "Everything is a tool that you can fold or slice."
Jorge’s parents’ house is across the patio. “We believe we’re onto something here in terms of a societal shift,” says Jorge. “Not everyone wants to live in an apartment or condo. They can live in a home that’s part of a family compound.”
The custom-built staircase from the living room to the loft box is integrated with a wood stove and storage for firewood.
Due to the grade of the site, the front door opens onto a landing between staircases. A wall-sized pegboard made of Douglas fir plywood is used for hanging coats, bags, and other necessities. “The house is like a well-tailored suit that addresses a range of daily routines,” Cuddington observes.
Custom cabinetry in an emerald green hue threads through the main space and into the closet of the private master suite.
The combination of the iron gate and the interior wall creates a range of options for the homeowners. They can open or close up everything completely, or partially close one wall and leave the other open, depending on their privacy needs.
The firm specified a museum reveal around the windows, doors, and cabinetry, as well as over the flush baseboard. This keeps the scheme minimal and creates a “very simple tracery where you have a punctuation in the architecture, and then you reveal back to the soft white drywall walls,” says Klymson.
The ceiling pitch reaches three meters high.
Originally designed in 1958 by modernist architect Harwell Hamilton Harris, this small apartment complex contains three units that have undergone light renovations that retain the modular grid concept, modest living, and strong connections with nature of the intended design. Subtle updates include new cork flooring and updates to the kitchen and bathroom.
Custom Frama shelving provides space for a minimalist wardrobe.
A close-up view of the built-in daybed and custom shelving, which allows light to filter through to the hallway behind.
The Kinuta N–SS01 bookshelf is inspired by umbrella and shoe racks near the entrances of Japanese temples and Shrines.
Artist Lauren Ewing designed a stylish but subtle home in her native Indiana, using Canadian maple for the hallway and living-room floors, giving them a bright, clean look. A built-in shelving system borders the hearth, creating functional and decorative storage spaces for firewood collected on-site.
<span style="font-family: Theinhardt, -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, &quot;Segoe UI&quot;, Roboto, Oxygen-Sans, Ubuntu, Cantarell, &quot;Helvetica Neue&quot;, sans-serif;">Scraps of Pacific madrone trees</span><span style="font-family: Theinhardt, -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, &quot;Segoe UI&quot;, Roboto, Oxygen-Sans, Ubuntu, Cantarell, &quot;Helvetica Neue&quot;, sans-serif;"> were sanded and rubbed with linseed oil before being used for the ladder, the bookshelves, the kitchen shelf, and a bench.</span>
Jeff climbs the hand-built ladder to the sleeping loft. Both the ladder and bench in front of the sofa were made from fallen Pacific madrone trees on the property.
The simple yet functional kitchen uses countertops from IKEA and shelving made from fallen trees on the property.
Danish vases, vintage Michelin figures, and cookbooks fill the Originals Furniture Singapore bookshelf.
This wooden staircase doubles as kitchen shelving in the English designer's home. Tyler hired David Restorick, a furniture maker and friend, to build a staircase that doubles as display space for Tyler's vast collection of colorful cookware.
A custom-made shelving unit provides plentiful storage for the family's collection of books.
Old meets new at this corner of the living and dining area, where an original mantle with a decorative profile sits comfortably next to open wood shelving with minimalist detailing and a soft yellow chair.
Lime-washed brickwork matches the cool gray tones that define the Vipp Chimney House.
Rectangular blue and white tiles are positioned at an angle in the loft's bathroom, and continue onto the floor and into the hallway, adding a vibrant, playful touch.
In addition to remodeling the space, the studio has also created a table for the dining room.
The staggered shelves define the space, wrapping around the perimeter of the home while appearing as a series of columns that project outwards at an angle.
The skylight provides changing daylight throughout the year, even when direct sunlight doesn't come through the front or back glass windows.
The bookshelves provide ample storage and display space for the homeowners’ glassware and pottery collection.
The custom-made reading nook. A Fnnch poppy mural is located on the outside wall.
The shelving echoes the interiors of some Blue Bottle cafes.
The custom bookshelves are made of mahogany sourced from the Seattle Symphony Orchestra's Benaroya Hall.
The sculptural end piece to some of the cabinetry in the kitchen echoes some of the other arched motifs. The natural wood is an anomaly in the kitchen, whose cabinets, backsplash, and countertop feature man-made materials.
The wall of built-ins elegantly curves to meet the wall behind it.
Montalba Architects selected Eternit Floor Intense Crystal 103 mineral flooring for its lightness, longevity, resistance to fire, and recyclability.
The white-oak bookcase was custom built.
A full-height glazed wall allows natural light from the west to filter inside the apartment.
Long Cabin entry storage.
A wallpaper made of organic grass weave textures is the backdrop for this display shelf. The wall covering is Kyoto 'Wasabi' by Instyle.
Upon entry into the vestibule, visitors are greeted by a textured black wall, stopping short of the ceiling and allowing for a glimpse up the stair
A peek into the walk-in closet next to the master bath.
A bookcase by Pascali Semerdjian.
The small second floor includes two bedroom suites (for the client's visiting children or guests), a lounge, and a covered terrace.
Wittman Estes designed the raw carbon steel shelving, fabricated by Sparrow Woodworks.
A red kitchenette by Københavns Møbelsnedkeri dominates the space, tempered by a more neutral Beni Ouarain rug. The storage rack in lavender is by HAY.
All new flooring is natural oak.
The exposed ceiling beams pop against the all-white interior. Zeena adds: “The one design element that I love so much is how we wrapped the interior window sills with stained wood. With so much white in our home, this element adds an interior warmth especially when the sun hits it.”
Translucent walls section this bedroom off from the living space while allowing light to enter other areas of the home.
The interior walls and integrated shelving throughout are clad in solid hoop pine.
Steps with storage that lead up to the balcony.
Integrated shelving provides ample storage along one wall.
The wooden floors lead you through the house, their alternating designs and colors marking passageways and spatial sequences of study, of rest, and other day-to-day activities.
At the entrance of the house is a painting by artist Francisco Roa.
The store sells a mix of goods, some of which have been made custom for the hotel including hats by Kiriko, beach towels and hats with the hotel’s wallpaper pattern, and the ukuleles that are in each guest room.
Standing behind the reception desk is an installation designed by the OMFGCO Art Department. It includes 70 vintage dashboard hula nodders.
The kitchen counter was extended beyond the original range to create a protected entry way as storage was an outstanding issue in the loft space.
A shelf wall in the sleeping area.
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Modern storage solutions transcend the idea of "out of sight, out of mind." Storage doesn't have to mean a box unceremoniously shoved under a bed—it can be a way to display your most treasured objects, or step foot into the minimalist lifestyle. Browse some of the most innovative storage ideas there are—including closets, cabinets, shelves, and that challenging space under the stairs.