Cool Interior Tricks from a Blogger You Should Adopt

Our heroine Diana managed to complete a renovation in just three months without the help of designers, fix all surprises from the developer, and create practical and stylish solutions for five family members.

We spotted some interesting ideas and decided to share them: take note and implement them today!

Chalkboard Wall in the Kitchen

According to Diana, the chalkboard wall in the kitchen was her husband's idea. He really wanted to leave recipes and notes on it, and the idea turned out to be a reality. This solution is worth noting: if you love cooking or want to add an unusual accent to your kitchen design, a chalkboard wall is perfect for that.

Outlet for Garland

Before the New Year, many people like to decorate windows with garlands, not just the Christmas tree. But here, problems often arise: you have to run extension cords and spoil the interior with wires. Diana found an excellent solution to the situation and planned a special outlet for the garland in advance — it turned out very convenient.

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Hidden Clothes Dryer

In small apartments, storing a clothes dryer can become a headache: you have to put it on the balcony, occupy space in a closet or bathroom. Our heroine showed a great life hack: in Diana's apartment, the wall-mounted collapsible dryer is located under the windowsill. Due to its proximity to the radiator, clothes dry much faster, and when folded, the dryer saves space and doesn't get in the way.

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Shoe Cabinet Instead of a Large Wardrobe

Usually, spacious wardrobes are installed in entryways, but Diana didn't want to clutter the space. She preferred a practical pair of compact narrow wardrobes that can hold many items, and an elegant shoe cabinet — all daily shoes are stored there. The wall above the shoe cabinet was decorated with paintings: her heroine changes them depending on the season.

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Horn Hanger

Unusual blue horns are not just a decoration but a hanger for headwear and bags. This is worth considering for those who like to combine comfort with utility, turning decor into functional interior items.

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Spacious Wardrobe for Five People

In Diana's bedroom is a large wardrobe that is 55 cm deep, which was able to accommodate belongings for five family members. The furniture is divided into several niches and shelves with specific purposes: one section stores the heroine’s clothes and shoes, another holds her husband's items, bedding, and towels.

There is also a children’s section, a niche for long items, and a shelf for guest items. Well-organized storage was made possible with small containers — this makes the wardrobe look much neater. Moreover, even a ironing board, iron, and vacuum cleaner fit in the wardrobe!

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Ceiling and Lighting for Zone Separation

In Diana’s apartment, the ceiling and light fixtures help separate the relaxation zone from the sleeping area. In the relaxation zone, there is an antique chair that was inherited from her grandmother — it was reupholstered with fabric featuring a stylish print and decorated with bright cushions.

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Tiny Door in the Child's Room

Our heroine’s children have a very unusual room: it has two doors. One looks normal, while the second serves as decor and adds a fairy-tale atmosphere. The tiny door was not painted white, but in the color of the wallpaper — Diana wanted the cool trick to not immediately catch the eye and deliver a wow effect.

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