Space Saving Ideas for your Long Beach Homes
4 comments »Small Living Space Soutions for Long Beach Homes
Space Savers or Hidden Secrets?
Down here at the beach we trade square footage for beach living and ocean breezes. But what do we do with all of our stuff? Lifetime collections of photos, books and other treasured belongings, that we are just not prepared to part with, need a place in our new homes as well.
Small spaces are a challenge when we downsize our lives. Creative use of our space without feeling cluttered and oppressive becomes a mission. Creative Home Engineering, a Tempe Arizona company specializing in hidden passageways may have solved some of these issues.
What a great way to expand space, furnish our homes and create hidden storage spaces! When your square footage is limited every found space becomes critical. Living in small spaces certainly has its challenges and rewards. A small mess in a large home is a huge mess in small space. One needs to be a neat freak in small spaces. Creative Home Engineering is providing several wonderful solutions.
Have you been wondering where to hide a safe in your home? Take an unsightly hall closet and convert it to a hidden safe and a wonderfully elegent storage cabinet.
Looking for a safe and discrete hiding place for those things that should never be found by others? Lovely and elegant built in's hide your most private possessions very nicely.
While we have many larger homes in Long Beach, many of the homes here are of the smaller cottage genre. Small living space ideas are in demand, we are pleased to be able to provide some solutions.
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| Laurie MannyLong Beach Realtor (562) 212-5420 |
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Main Street Realtors Belmont Heights 244 Redondo Avenue Long Beach California 90803 |
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· http://www.SanDiegoRealEstateVoice.comGood Morning Laurie,
It has been a year since we met at the Del Mar event. Wanted to say hello and thank you for a marvelous article. With many overcoming a challenge for storage and making it's access unique, this post is a creative reminder that anything is possible. I love the ideas expressed and here and it adds that wonderful surprise element that any homeowner would love and Buyers would find as yet another reason to want to own it. I had seen an application like this used in an elaborate property recently where the wall with a bathroom door was concealed as part of the built in bookcase. What a delightful surprise to have a set of the 3 books on the shelf set as the mechanism for opening the door. Push the books back and the door opens.
Your article is an inspiration for that those that might consider such a wonderful feature in a home.
Permalink July 25, 2008 12:17:58 · http://www.longbeachrealestatehome.comHi William,
Nice to see you here, it has been a long time. We all should plan another Southern California get together, I really enjoyed our day at Del-Mar, it is such a nice place to spend an afternoon with great company.
I am enthralled with the ideas put forth by Creative Home Engineering and the varied applications for their ever so interesting product
Imagine a long, plain, boring hallway brought to life with great flooring, interesting color choices, the right lighting and bookcases and/or armoires instead of an endless row of doors; a great application for storage closet doors. Hallways are rarely thought of when homes are being remodeled or decorated. Some of the most interesting homes I have viewed were interesting because of the unique, appealing and original ideas put into them.
With a bit of creativity, these ideas can help make a plain home quite interesting. Would love to hear from anybody who has done something like this, would really love to see some pictures. If anybody has any please email them with permission to post them here, it's nice to share.
Laurie
Permalink July 25, 2008 21:45:52 · http://californiarealestateandlife.comHi Laurie,
I read this with interest since I have a very small house, and storage is at a premium. When I remodeled the bath I had glass shelving built into the recess (s) of the walls. This gave me a nice area for organizing and displaying those little bathroom things...like perfume bottles, a plant etc. Before the shelves my 1951 house had virtually no counter or shelf space. I know it's different than what you're talking about, but I read about it in an article for creative uses of small spaces. Now I just might change my hall closet to something similar from your wonderful article. Thank you :)
Permalink September 04, 2008 12:50:00 · http://www.longbeachrealestatehome.comHi Kathy,
Small spaces require a very creative and out of the box sort of thinking, each space has to be weighed individually to see what works in it. I think the idea of adding one of these lovely space savers to a hall door is spectacular for a small space. Aside from the attractiveness, they provide a great deal of badly needed space. Would love to hear how it turns out.
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