It is said that storage is a discipline, but even a “clever woman” cannot cook without rice. Without a matching storage design, even a Japanese housewife, who is famous for her storage, would find it difficult to deal with more and more storage problems. Therefore, today I would like to recommend a real-life case, a 126m2 three-bedroom, two-hall house type, which takes the storage of the whole house into consideration to the utmost, and every inch of space is fully utilised, so I hope it can bring you some reference on storage design.beds for sale online

▼Floor plan

▼Entrance Hall

The entrance hall uses the doorway to create a separate shoe and hat area, giving the impression of a grand home. The cement grey floor tiles have a natural mottled texture, and the white and wooden entrance cabinets dilute the coldness of the cement grey, giving it a gentle and qualitative feel.buy sofas online birmingham

▼Living Room

The living room is located in the entrance hall. The open and integrated design allows the living and dining rooms to share the natural light of the balcony, and combined with the simple and sharp flat ceiling design, the overall permeability of the space is greatly enhanced.

The cement grey floor tiles are paired with a grey fabric sofa and carpet, with different levels of grey expressed through different materials, giving a sense of layering and texture.

The TV wall is designed for storage, with black, white and wood interweaving and interspersing, making it extraordinarily comfortable to look at. At the same time, the storage is designed according to the two-eight principle and is extremely practical.furniture birmingham

▼Dining Room

The dining room, located behind the sofa, features a wooden dining table with two black lamps, where the family sits together in a natural and warm atmosphere.

The window is matched with a wooden chest of drawers, which is just the right height, beautiful and practical.

Kitchen

The kitchen has a semi-open layout with a bar and an internal window, which keeps the fumes out and provides an additional relaxation area, a truly practical aesthetic.

The interior of the kitchen is customised with L-shaped cabinets against the wall, providing a logical layout and smooth flow. The jazzy white tiles with white quartzite countertops and hanging cabinets are cleverly paired with a set of wood-coloured floor cabinets, making the space particularly bright and fresh.

▼Master bedroom

The master bedroom is free from complexity and redundancy, with wood-coloured flooring instead of concrete tiles, combined with wooden furniture, the whole is natural and warm.

A half-wall design is made using cement wall paint on the back wall above the bed. The encounter between cement grey and original wood colour once again brings out the restrained aesthetics of modernism in the space.

▼Children’s Room

The children’s room continues the simplicity of the master bedroom, with large white walls and wooden flooring, simple but warm. The pink slide with the blue round carpet makes the space extra soft and comfortable. The storage space is multiplied by adding storage design to the floating window, bringing the practical aesthetics to the forefront.

▼Bathroom

The bathroom is tiled with cement grey tiles, which are textured and stain resistant. The marble sink top further enhances the texture of the space, releasing the beauty of natural texture.