Optimizing space in your renovation project
Built-in Furniture
To save space, you can turn to built-in furniture. It’s the perfect solution for corner spaces, attics, or stairways, where you need custom storage. Built-in furniture is fixed and often occupies the space from floor to ceiling and from wall to wall. It’s the best option for having a piece of furniture that perfectly adapts to your needs.
Hide Electronics
For a sleek look, you can hide electronics. You can camouflage the cable box in the living room with repeaters on the television. For sound, you can use speakers that resemble canvas prints, perfectly combining style and functionality. In the kitchen, a lever mechanism allows you to hide the television in the countertop so it’s not always in view.
Hidden Appliances
Today, we can cover our appliances with panels so they match the cabinets. Small appliances can also be integrated into the cabinets for a more streamlined look, such as a coffee machine or a central vacuum in the kick plate.
Ingenious Solutions
Technological advances allow us to make our spaces more functional and streamlined.
For the bathroom, you can install a showerhead with a Bluetooth speaker, like the one invented by Kohler, so you no longer have a radio or cell phone on the counter.
There are electrical outlets with integrated USB ports to plug in our devices without the need for a small converter box. The space will be less cluttered and more streamlined.
Some kitchen counters have built-in chargers. Place your phone flat on the counter, and it charges instantly. No more fumbling for cords!
All that’s left is to carefully plan these solutions to make your home more functional.
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