Hajnalka Zsóri Interior decorator

Usually we buy many useless things besides our nice and qualitative goods, but we keep the old ones because "maybe they will be good for someone". After it we do not know that how can we store them to avoid being a storehouse is our flat.

Clicking on these pictures we can see some practical storing possibilities...

This so-called saw-toothed bookshelf is an example for storing big amount of books.

The different altitudes and the varying depths of the shelves help to avoid to storing the air in case of storing the more and more extremely sized books.

This turned-away shelves protect our books from the damaging effects is caused by the direct sunlight.

The valuable but not too nice books can be protected from the dust and the direct sunslight or can be hidden by this pull-out shelves are operated in the same way as the pantry-cupboards.

The large depth provides big storing capacity.

Making a shelf is possible not from the furniture-like objects only, but from the interior decoration elements too.
This kind of walled up, or tackled from plasterboard, coffered shelf system according to the objects to be stored in it, may be the optional with the unique forming.

It can be dominant, statuelike, withdrawn, spatial by the game of the selected materials and colours.

There are a lots of storage
places under the stairs.

Using special accessories at
the drawers, they can be
pulled as long as their dephts
are, so they are easily
accessible.

Sometimes it is a problematic thing to storing of our extremely long objects e.g. the cleaning utensils, ironing-board, ladder etc.

In case of cutting out the shelves in the necessary places we can store these long objects together with those small ones, which can be put onto the shelves.