Small-Room Problems, contd: Storage Solutions

Some more tuck-away help to add to the wall to wall cabinet and double service furniture mentioned in previous posts:

Move some things from the clothes drawer to hangers. Screw hooks onto the back of closet doors and inside closet walls for hanging small items.

Use the bottom of small gift boxes to compartmentalize drawers so they'll hold more.

Roll-out cabinets under the bed, benches and other stationary furniture will keep your junk out of sight.

Bulletin boards and chests like the painted ones shown above can be made over as often as you like with new motifs. A removable cushion on the chest can make extra seating.

If there's at least two feet between the ceiling and your roof and the ceiling is
sturdy enough, a hinged lid on the ceiling can open to a storage space good for
heat-resistant items.

Store stuff seldom used in large waterproof containers like bakery lard tin barrels, and move these outside your room.