Storage tips for creating a comfortable life [Think about storage according to the situation]

Hello everyone. This is Okada from Public Relations.

A series in which we think about storage in your home together.
The final episode will be themed around "considering storage according to the situation"!

Following storage that suits your belongings and storage that takes into account movement patterns, the third and final topic we will cover is "storage that suits the situation."
The storage style required will vary depending on the purpose of the space.

This time, we will propose the best storage plans for four different scenes in your home, tailored to how you will use them.
We will also introduce interior design ideas that are perfect for each occasion!

Scene 1: Living room

The living room is a place where the whole family can gather and relax, and also a place to welcome guests.
It will be used in a variety of ways, so you will need a variety of items.

The key to storing things in a living room like this is to keep the things you need close by.
If you store things in the places where you need them, you can create a space that is comfortable for the whole family.

If you want to read magazines or books on the sofa, we recommend a magazine rack.
It can be placed in a small space next to the sofa,
You can neatly store the things you use (magazines and books) in the place where you use them (the sofa).
Another great thing about it is that you can't see what's inside, so the space looks neat and tidy!

It is also important to have a sense of spaciousness.
In a living room where you want to feel relaxed, it's better to have a little space rather than a tight interior arrangement.

The AV board takes up a large area in the living room.
We recommend choosing a product that comes in a wide range of sizes so you can choose the "just right" size to suit your space.

Scene 2: Dining

A dining room where you can do many things, such as eating, working, or for the kids to do their homework.
It's also a place where the whole family comes and goes a lot.

For such dining rooms, we recommend neat storage that is installed on the wall.
Open shelves without doors allow people to enter and exit easily and are convenient for taking items such as dishes in and out.

Sliding door storage is also recommended.
Since the door does not require space to open and close, it can be used without stress even in a dining room with a lot of people coming and going.

Scene 3: Kitchen

The kitchen is the place in the house with the greatest variety and number of items.
You need to store a variety of items of different sizes and shapes.

Store many items efficiently in the limited space of your kitchen.
Arrange things so that you can move efficiently and smoothly.
With these storage ideas, your daily housework will become much easier!

A kitchen has a large number of items, each of which comes in a variety of sizes and shapes.
We recommend storage that allows you to change the shelf position to suit your items.
You can place frequently used items in an easy-to-reach location, reducing the burden of taking things in and out.

We also recommend hanging cooking utensils so they are ready to use straight away.
There are three key points to cooking efficiently: things should be within reach, you shouldn't have to search for them, and they should be easy to put back in their original place.
Hanging storage is perfect!

Scene 4: Bathroom

Despite its limited space, the bathroom and dressing room can be used in a variety of ways, such as for washing, changing clothes, bathing, and doing laundry.
The items placed are of various sizes and shapes.

The key points are that it is easy to use, easy to return, and there is no waste!

Wall-mounted storage is recommended for small spaces such as bathrooms.
You can store things efficiently using the wall space while keeping the space at your feet clear.

Also, since it is used daily by the whole family, it is prone to getting dirty and is a humid place, so it is important to choose materials that are clean and easy to use.
We also recommend incorporating hanging storage using hooks.

We have delivered "Life is Comfortable. Storage Recommendations" to you in four parts. What did you think?

We will continue to provide ideas from various angles of daily life that will make you want to try them out!

Please look forward to the next series!

Public Relations: Okada