In many homes, the master bedroom closet becomes a catch-all for belongings that don’t otherwise have a home. In addition to your wardrobe and shoes, you might be housing seasonal decorations, clothing that the children have outgrown and gifts that are waiting to be given to their recipients.
The easiest way to transform your closet into a new space is simply to organize it. Clutter doesn’t only take up space in your home, it can crowd your mind and make easy, everyday tasks seem like a chore. Closets are very personal and are based on the purpose of the closet and the available space. No project is to large or too small.
Benefits of Custom Cabinets
- Optimizes every square inch in your walk-in closet while allowing your personal style to shine,
- Amplifies the use of small spaces within a custom closet, making adjustments as needs change,
- Provides a sophisticated and functional wardrobe system where none existed before.
Murhy bed can turn any space into a functional dual-purpose room, even an art studio or craft room. These space savings beds are stored vertically or horizontally inside a cabinet when not needed.
Make maximum use of your garage – and put your car in as well! Workspace – no problem! Store tools where you can actually find things. The whole family will benefit from knowing the location of and how to access all their stuff with a “garage makeover”.
The laundry room may well be the unsung hero of the modern day log home. While we may only give thought to our washers and dryers when they have problems, these modern appliances save tremendous amounts of time. Laundry used to take around a day of hard labor per week, while now it takes a few minutes a load to set up a machine to do the work for us. In this post, we’ll look at the history of laundry appliances in the home, and how the laundry room has evolved with these changes.