Utilizing vertical dimensions to "liberate" floor area
In the context of shrinking housing areas, taking advantage of wall space vertically is considered an effective solution. Instead of stacking things on the floor or in closed cabinets, many families switch to installing hooks, open shelves or multi-functional boards.
According to Ms. Amy Bloomer - space organization expert, founder of Let Your Space Bloom (USA), using wall hooks is a simple but effective way. "Hooks help keep everything within reach, easy to find and do not require complex tools for installation," she said. Current hooks are also diverse in design, suitable for many interior styles.
In addition, wall shelves are considered a more flexible solution. Not only helping to increase storage space, shelves also play a decorative role, creating accents for the living space. Users can install shelves in the living room, bedroom or kitchen to display books, decorations or essential items.
Flexible solutions for every space and budget
Another popular option is the toolboard (pegboard). This is a type of board that can be attached with hooks, baskets or small shelves depending on usage needs. Users can easily change the layout without complicated removal and installation.
Ms. Karina Toner - Operation Manager at Spekless Cleaning (Washington DC, USA) - commented: "The trellis provides a customized storage solution, suitable for kitchens to home offices. Flexibility is the biggest advantage of this design".
Solutions that do not require wall drilling are also especially suitable for tenants. Products such as glued shelves or load-bearing hooks help limit wall damage while still ensuring usability.
In general, optimizing wall space not only helps the house become neater but also enhances aesthetics. Depending on needs and budget, each family can choose appropriate solutions, from simple hanging hooks to modern shelves and boards.
