Imagine this: Your collection of vintage comics is slowly taking up your living room. Your crafting supplies may have taken over your entire home. It’s high time you consider mini storage your new best friend. Here are some creative ideas for using mini storage as a hobbyist or collector. Continue?
Let’s begin by creating a gallery that rotates for art-lovers. Imagine a gallery where you display different works from your collection monthly. A mini storage can be turned into a gallery where you can display your collection without cluttering the house. Change things up to keep it exciting and fresh. Like a permanent art exhibition that’s yours.
If you love crafting, mini storage can be your ultimate craft command centre. No more searching for glue guns in boxes or digging through closets. Arrange shelving units, and sort materials by type of project or color. It’s almost like having an entire space dedicated to creative projects without any home renovations.
Some car enthusiasts might be overwhelmed by spare parts and other tools. It can act as a mini storage unit, an extension to the garage. This allows them to continue working on their projects without interruptions. Even a small bench could be set up inside on rainy or chilly days.
Bookworms rejoice. Instead of having stacks and piles of novels piled up in your house, create a reading nook inside of your storage space. Then, add some comfy seating and good lighting to create a quiet reading area away from distractions.
Last but not least, don’t forget about the memorabilia collectors. They can be anything from sports cards or antique dolls. Use transparent bins or cases to display items within the unit. This will keep them visible but also protect them from dust and damage. So, when nostalgia strikes or your friends ask to see what you have, all the items are ready without having to go through a cluttered closet.
Here’s a fun idea: Remember when people used to hide treasures under the stairs? You can hide them in plain site, with style. The beauty comes in turning these spaces from functional extensions into something that we love, like stamp collecting or making model trains.
If you’re wondering whether Marie Kondo is right after all, or if you’re just not into tidying up (but we won’t judge), then mini storages could be the blank canvas that inspires us. Take hold of dreams so big that they can fill all the little nooks, because I promise you–the options are endless when you think outside the box.
There you have it, folks. Some food for thought the next time you are considering decluttering options. A little spice added to the mix will also help stimulate imagination and hopefully inspire action as soon as possible.