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NYT Wirecutter |
If you live in a small space, the right design choices can transform your home from chaotic and cramped to peaceful and expansive.
Over the years, Wirecutter's experts have put hundreds of home decor and organizing products to the test in our own small spaces: We've "jiggle-tested" shelves full of footwear to find the sturdiest shoe racks. We've slung heavy tote bags, jackets, and umbrellas onto hooks to identify the best coat racks. And we've stuffed thick towels and jeans into drawers to test underbed storage options.
After all that, we've landed on some all-time favorite organizers, furniture pieces, and more for making small spaces feel bigger — including a sleek nightstand, the very best over-door shoe rack, and a beautiful bathing lady dish that stores your knickknacks.
How to take advantage of every nook and cranny in your home→
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Plus: Who needs walls, anyway? |
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Akira Nakamora |
In smaller homes, one room typically wears many hats. Bedrooms serve as offices, kitchens become dinner-party venues, living rooms turn into makeshift guest bedrooms. But the right decor hacks can work wonders in turning one chameleon-like space into livable, workable, and distinct zones. We rounded up some of the best tips for making one room into many — including a great standing room divider to help elegantly partition space and how to place a rug or pendant light to delineate between areas.
Limited space demands unlimited creativity→
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One last thing: Your newsletter editors would like these cute striped storage canisters, please and thank you |
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Marki Williams/NYT Wirecutter |
Small entryways are particularly prone to the chaos of clutter, so finding the right, good-looking organizational gear is paramount. We're all currently coveting these striped Dusen Dusen containers, which come in various sizes and would be perfect for prettily hiding away everyday carry items: sunglasses, dog treats, sunscreen, and more.
The best ways to style and organize small entryways→
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