6 Secrets of Storage from a Bright Trash Design That You Should Note

Storage is one of the main challenges in any apartment, especially when it's important to maintain a sense of lightness. In the bright trash design project for a creative couple, designer Anastasia Struve solved this problem comprehensively. Each room has thoughtfully arranged space for belongings, and the interior remains spacious and aesthetic.

Large wardrobe in the entrance hall with shoe cabinet and footstool

Right at the entrance, convenient storage is organized: a spacious wardrobe helps hide outerwear and shoes, while the footstool makes changing comfortable. A simple solution proves that an entrance hall can be both functional and cozy.

Design: Anastasia Struve

Kitchen with storage to the ceiling

An angular kitchen cabinet is equipped with tall cabinets reaching the ceiling. Useful items and appliances are placed downstairs, while rarely used objects are stored upstairs. This solution allows rational use of height and frees up space in other rooms.

Design: Anastasia Struve

Display case and closed wardrobes in the living room

Beside the sofa, a combined system is installed: an open display case for books and decor and closed sections for everything else. The balance between visible and hidden storage allows maintaining order without sacrificing beauty for convenience.

Design: Anastasia Struve

Two built-in wardrobes in the bedroom

The bedroom is designed to accommodate two full-sized wardrobes. They are hidden in niches and do not overload the space, while their capacity allows for doing away with extra furniture.

Design: Anastasia Struve

Child's room with flexible storage solutions

Even though a child is only planned for now, several solutions are already provided: a tall wardrobe and two freestanding units. A well-thought-out combination allows easily reconfiguring the room for age-related changes.

Design: Anastasia Struve

Utility block near the bathroom

An angular bathroom adjoins a laundry area, which can be combined or separated using sliding doors. The layout ensures a neat appearance and hides household items from view.

Design: Anastasia Struve

The secret is simple: storage should be built into the architecture of the apartment and complement the design, not compete with it. That way, the interior becomes clean, organized, and much more comfortable for living.