One
of the most useful spaces and often forgotten areas for hidden storage is under
your stairs! While many homeowners use the space for stashing old boxes there
has been a trend in interiors to make this area a useful part of your home.
Whether you want to use it for function, like a mudroom with a bench and
storage area, or you have enough room for a powder room; look at these great
ways to take advantage of the hidden space below your stairs.
Finding function under the
risers
Under
stair area is almost like a bonus room to your home. It can be treated as that
extra area of functionality that you’ve always wanted. It can make a perfect
area for your pet’s bed, or it can house your children’s extra toys and roll
around play items that you like to be out of sight when guests come over. If
you are fortunate to have enough height under your stair, consider using it for
a powder room or some call a half bathroom. You can never have too many
bathrooms, right?
Summer house inspiration
Another
hidden treasure about the space under stairs is the ability to bring themed
decoration into your hidden area. For summer and beach homes, how creative it
is to bring in nautical elements with rope, anchor ties, and boating elements
to your stair? While the space under the stair can be outfitted with wood
batten doors to carry out the nautical theme and provide privacy for a bathroom
or storage spot for tucked away items.
Under
your stairs lies an area full of creative options waiting for you. This
functional and often forgotten area can add storage, a playful refuge for your
pets, or can be used as an office away from the rest of the house! Ensure you
have enough space and height for what you want to accomplish. Even if it’s only
a small space, you’d be surprised what a few built in shelves and drawers can
do. It can transform your under stair area into instant decorative display. Let
me know what creative uses you come up with in your home!
Renia
Can you please tell me where you got the sink for the powder room pictured here?
ReplyDeleteThank you,
Julie