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Storage is a design decision, not a shopping trip. Where the hidden things go, and why the first move is usually to own fewer of them.
Every open shelf is a permanent display of what you own. That is fine for a set of identical things and a mistake for everything else — and the rule is simpler than it looks.
by Elin Hartmann, Copenhagen
Every storage problem starts as a quantity problem. Buying boxes to hold things you do not use is a way of paying twice to keep a decision unmade.
by Elin Hartmann, Copenhagen
It is the smallest room in the house, it has the most traffic, and it holds the things nobody has decided about. Four square metres of floor and a hook strip is usually enough.
by Tomás Reyes, Lisbon