When space is tight, one way to find more storage space is to use the walls. And one interesting way to do that is with the naoLoop Loft - somewhat reminiscent of the Strap from Droog, but a very different look. [via From Europe]
Another approach is to use pockets — sort of like the shoe pockets we put on closet doors. One version of these is the Wally from By Nord; Nordic Elements sells both the white and gray versions. [via Apartment Therapy]
Kangaroom Storage by g.u.s. also has a product called the Wally Wall Organizer, which is quite different. I like this photo from Franklin Covey (which also sells the Wally) because it gives you an idea of the size — and I like the idea of using more than one!
Restoration Hardware Baby & Child has three wall organizers — and while the style isn't one I would normally associate with children, it's still an interesting wall organizing option.
And for a little color and whimsy, take a look at the wall organizers from 3 Sprouts. These are three of the four options; there's also a penguin.
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3 comments:
Love all of these! So many of us don't give walls a chance when it comes to adding much needed storage. These are terrific options.
I love the animals from Three Sprouts. It's like functional wall art! I may just have to pick one up for my two year old daughter. :)
Sarah, my problem would be deciding which one! If you do get one, I'd be interested in hearing if they are as wonderful in person as they appear on the web - and how well they work for your daughter.
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