Why waste an inch? A broom cupboard tucked under the staircase is commonplace – but in small spaces a little lateral thinking can really make a difference: (via) Not the ideal location for the dishwasher, I’ll agree – there’s no landing space above or beside it, and who knows where the sink might be. But ...
I really admire this tiny powder room, tucked in under the staircase. Everything you need is there, with plenty of aplomb and not an inch wasted: Now I realise it is very tiny, it certainly wouldn’t be comfortable for your master bath or family bath (I may not have told you I am the proud ...
Well, just downstairs, really. Kitchens are so often part of open and connected living spaces these days. In older homes, this often means walls have to be removed, and new connections created between areas that were previously separate. Removing the traditional hallway and allowing the staircase to become part of the kitchen makes great use ...
Sometimes tight spaces are the most fun – how sweet is this, tucked in under the stairs? (via The Kitchen Designer) and here’s a dainty little kitchen - the staircase has even been notched to accommodate the tall cabinet – tight quarters indeed, but everything you need is there: (via Coastal Living) Check out this ...