Clever storage solutions using partition wall
Hi,
I am reconfiguring a studio flat and was wondering if it was possible to leave one side of this wall open to use as a small storage system?
The open side would be sanded down and painted white. While from the other side it would look like an ordinary wall?
Thoughts or suggestions welcome.
Thanks
C
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PRO6 years agoSmall trinkets could have the opposite effect, making the space look cluttered. Instead, I would suggest using the depth to recess a radiator, coat hooks, pull out clothes airer, ironing board, or 'peg board' that can be adapted with shelves etc. (similar to attached photo). Don't forget that the depth could be used from either side, to best suit the space.
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