Category: small spaces

Recently I went on a purging and tidying rampage and at the core of my frustration was our lack of shoe storage. For some reason, I find shoes incredibly annoying to store. I could count of the reasons why for hours, but I’ll spare you. Mostly, I just hate how much space they take up and how shoes can get smashed and misshapen if they are stored incorrectly. After my rampage, I fell down the rabbit hole of shoe storage and found some really good options that are worth sharing with you guys. And, of course, I only want stylish shoe storage, so the aesthetic of each has been taken into consideration! Let’s get started, shall we?

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This definitely won’t be news to long-time readers: plants are one of my favorite ways to decorate a space — indoors and out! There’s just something about them that make an empty house or apartment feel like a home. For example, when I moved into #mytinybungalow the first thing I brought over was my giant tree! And because I majorly have plants on the brain right now thanks to our complete backyard overhaul, I thought, why not put together some of my best recommendations for styling a variety of plants in a small space? Of course you can use these tips for any size space, but I did put some thought into all the awkward nooks and limited window space of tiny homes.

Check out the list:

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image source: Bernhardt Furniture.

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During my time at High Point Market, I noticed a few recurring themes or trends. One that really stood out to me was the prevalence of nesting side tables. Whether used for coffee tables, nightstands, or next to a sofa, there were so many instances where this trend was on display. I especially love the idea of nesting side tables for a small space because it affords so many more opportunities! You could break up the grouping if you have guests over and need more surface area — or nest them very closely together to gain more floor space. Some can even double as extra seating. And with so many different styles and aesthetic, it felt like there was an option for everyone in this trend. Here are some of my favorites that I saw while at High Point Market:

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