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Space Saving Suggestions & Tips

By: PMGuruJohn | 2011-02-18 | Home improvement
Everyone loves wide open spaces, right? Living in an apartment can sometimes seemed cramped. With these space saving suggestions, you will be living in a larger apartment in no time! read more

Space Saving TV Stands

By: Tameka Norris | 2010-03-31 | Furniture
Television stands serve more functions than holding the television. They can act as storage space for your entertainment equipment and accessories, and can save space in your house. read more

Space Saving Clothes Hangers

By: | 2010-04-14 | Interior Design
It would appear that women have too many clothes and not enough closet space to hang them in without crushing them together - so, it comes as no surprise that women only seem to use 35% of the clothes they have hanging in their closets. This lack of hanging space can be overcome with a pack of space saving clothes hangers of one design or another. One old favorite for hanging clothes over the back of the door is the space saver hanger bar. read more

Space Saving Hangers

By: Marnie S. Williams | 2010-03-26 | Organizing
When I moved recently, I had a chance to clean out my closet. This included giving away clothes that were too small or that I never wear. I needed to free up closet space and this seemed a good way to do so. The makeover also included taking stock of my hangers. When I threw out all the broken hangers that had been taking up space in my closet and switched them for a couple of space saving hangers I received recently as a gift, I couldn't believe how much space I now had available in my cupboard. read more

Space Saving Ideas

By: John Emdios | 2010-03-26 | Interior design
Clutter is a pretty sure-fire way of the limited space of your already diminutive home appearing to be smaller than ever so, what better way could there be of instantly making your minuscule home look bigger than to gather together some space saving ideas for de-cluttering and finding storage solutions that provide adequate homes for items that really don't need to be on show 24/7. read more

Space Saving Bunk Beds

By: | 2010-04-14 | Furniture
How would your kids fancy one of the funky bunk beds from the company, Space Saving Beds Company? Each of these funky bunks come with matching cupboards, drawers, a desk and a set of shelves - all of which come in a range of radiant colors and professional finishes. read more

Space Saving High Chairs

By: John Emdios | 2010-03-26 | Furniture
Naturally, the first and foremost thing you are going to have in mind when shopping for space saving high chairs is your baby's safety. Babies and young children are notorious wrigglers so, obviously, the last thing you want is for your baby to fall out of the high chair. A new high chair must come with a three-point harness that has safety straps which go around the waist and between the child's legs. read more

Space Saving Coffee Makers

By: Mrs. Coffee | 2011-10-01 | Coffee
Space saving coffee makers whether for home us or commercial use are in high demand. The main guiding requirement is based on the width of the coffee maker. However, buyers of commercial and home coffee makers look at the depth and height as well for their own unique requirements. read more

Space Saving Kids Rooms

By: John Emdios | 2010-03-26 | Interior design
When you are planning your kids' rooms you will probably have to take into account space - or lack of it! Few of us have rooms that extend the width or depth of the house and, for those who do, I am sure you will come up with decorating problems, albeit different ones to decorating space saving kids rooms. First and foremost, when considering decorating a kid's room, you need to come up with an idea that is going to work for a number of years - one your child can live with as they grow up. read more

Space Saving Cooking Accessories

By: Lucinda Jones | 2010-03-27 | Cooking
Optimizing the space in your kitchen has a number of benefits. You should have a more organized kitchen, and, as a result, you will be able to find things more quickly. You will also be able to more readily see what items you need, so you can avoid forgetting items or purchasing something you already have when you go shopping. read more

Space Saving Kitchen

By: John Emdios | 2010-03-26 | Interior design
Obviously, if you have a good sized kitchen with plenty of cupboard space then you are one of the lucky ones. Many of us, however, live in tiny properties with kitchens that really are too small to work comfortably in and which feature far too few storage places for your kitchen appliances. This would be less of a problem is people spent a little time completely reorganizing their kitchen so that it worked more efficiently and more effectively. read more

Space Saving Hangers

By: John Emdios | 2010-03-26 | Interior design
Few of us have sufficient space for all our storage needs and storing clothes is no exception. Most people tend to use hangers for skirts and trousers and other hangers for shirts, getting by cramming them into crowded closets from which they emerge wrinkled from being squeezed into too small a space. read more

Space Saving Appliances

By: | 2010-04-14 | Accessories
There are lots of items that it is absolutely essential for comfortable living, no matter how small a space you are living in. One of these would obviously be a cooker of some sort. Nowadays, however, you don't need to buy a full-size cooker when you could get a multi-purpose grill/microwave and a plug-in halogen oven to cook your food in. read more

Space Saving Staircases

By: John Emdios | 2010-03-26 | Interior design
If you are living in a small home, one of the things you need to consider very carefully is where you can economize on space. One of the things that tends to come up time after time is the amount of space a traditional staircase takes - and the amount of space underneath the stairs that often tends to get wasted in many homes. read more

Space Saving Heaters

By: John Emdios | 2010-03-26 | Furniture
If you are going to install a heater, you obviously need to obtain the best one for the job. Generally, a heater's effectiveness tends to be reduced in an open plan home or where a room is open with access to a stairway. Other reasons for a heater not working to its optimum efficiency would be large window recesses and other sources of drafts or insulation that is not adequate in terms of thickness and area it is intended for. read more