Tiny House Clothing Storage Options

Ceiling storage 

Never looks down upon the beauty of storage around your ceiling area. One potential place to maximize is under the sleeping loft above a downstairs seating area.

The overhead compartments are ideal for storing clothes that you wear on rare occasions, some blankets, sheets, and winter items. These cabinets will also work correctly for storing any item that you hardly use regularly.

In a tiny loft, each inch counts, and thus no space should get wasted. You can decide to add some small cabinets or shelves along with the ceiling.

Under the Bed

Believe it or not, even in a lofted bedroom, there's still room for clothing storage under the bed—build-in compartments into the floor or underneath the bed platform. From there, install a lift mechanism to lift the mattress to access clothes easily.

For downstairs sleeping areas, you can use a bed with a dresser drawer beneath it to maximize storage.

Multiple personalities

Look for ways to open up your space in a tiny home and avoid clutter and cramming your things into available storage compartments. Thus, consider investing in tailor-made furniture to suit small living.

You can look at getting custom-fitted wardrobes to fit your living space. That's not all, and you could also invest in a sofa boxed that serves as a storage container and still get arranged to suit other multiple functions. You could also add closet space inside your staircase.

Look for hidden storage space in plain sight

If you have a narrow staircase within your house, you could be looking at a goldmine of tiny house clothing storage in plain sight. The space under the stairs is quite open to turn it into the ideal closet space. You can install drawers or cabinets and coveted hanging space.

You could also have storage cubbies built beneath the floor. It's an ideal way to store extra shoes, blankets as well as off-seasonal clothing. Additionally, using hideaway furniture could make it easier to access these spaces.

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Maximize the vertical space 

It'd be best to remember to maximize your small home storage to its premium. When you are doing shelving or cabinets, you need to go all the way to the ceiling. Thus, you can store more items that you use daily close by.

Above the doors and windows, the wall space is ideal for items you hardy use daily. You can also get cute storage containers to place these items inside as you display your beautiful treasures.

Wondering how this applies to tiny house clothing storage?

By storing more items, like books and outdoor gear, up high, you open up lower, more accessible opportunities for your wardrobe. Though storing hats high on the wall and shoes in underused vertical space is also a practical idea.

Customize Your Tiny Home Clothing Storage for Your Needs

Be a minimalist pro with the above practical tiny house clothing storage options that will make your space work harder for you.

You can also choose custom-fitted wardrobes to have all your clothes, accessories, and shoes stored away neatly and efficiently. Or come up with your own creative, tucked away clothing solutions! It'd help if you keep things light open so that your floorplan will remain light and airy and give your space a more cohesive look.