Making the Most of Storage

by Debora Robertson

This book A room-by-room guide to choosing the most appropriate storage systems for your home.2. Full of refreshingly simple advice, checklists and helpfull hints to encourage even the most untidy home dwellers.3. Exciting and eclectic solutions that can be adapted to suit every style, budget and storage need.

Genres: Nonfiction

Hardcover

First published February 15, 1996

Reviews

[Melki · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great ideas for ways to cram even more stuff into every room in your house.

Marie Kondō would flip her lid!

[Sonya Feher · Rating 3 out of 5]

Making the Most of Storage is full of practical, if commonsense advice. Unlike many organizing books, the writing here is natural and flows well. That means the advice is easier to follow. The other great offering of this book is that it takes into consideration that not all people who want to organize their homes have unlimited budgets for remodels and built-ins. Robertson is clear on the reality sorely missing from many decorating and organizing manuals: that the needs in our homes change as children age and adults move into different stages. Rather than locking function or design into a room, Robertson advises how to get the most function from a room and then repurpose storage systems as the needs of the family change. Her title is absolutely apt and this organizing book is great for lay-people exploring all of their design and organizing options.