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Building a home gym in a small UK flat: stuff that folds, stacks or bolts to a wall. Five picks that fit under the bed or on a spare corner of wall.
Read more →Clever folding furniture can help a tiny flat, but only if the routine is bearable. We test the daily faff, storage gain and sizing.
Read more →Five freestanding coat stands and hall trees for the awkward UK hallway: a corner-fit for tight Victorian terraces, an all-in-one with a bench for the school-ru
Read more →For a narrow hallway, look for slimline hallway storage furniture such as shallow shoe cabinets, narrow console tables or compact storage benches. Always measure the width and depth of your space first, and make sure there is enough room to walk through comfortably and open any doors or drawers.
Think about what causes the most clutter in your hallway. If shoes are the main issue, a shoe cabinet or storage bench can help keep them tidy and out of sight. If you also need space for coats, bags and accessories, consider combining a storage unit with wall hooks or a coat rack to make the most of vertical space.
Closed storage is usually best if you want your hallway to look clean and uncluttered, as it hides shoes, umbrellas and everyday essentials. Open storage can be useful for items you reach for often, such as baskets, keys or decorative accessories. Many homes benefit from a mix of both.
Choose hallway storage furniture based on both your available space and your storage needs. Measure the area carefully, including skirting boards, doorways and any radiators, then compare those dimensions with the product size. In smaller hallways, compact and multi-functional pieces often work best.
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