Interior designers share 5 of the best and 3 of the worst ways to use extra space in your home
Interior designers offer advice on optimizing home space, suggesting seasonal clothing storage and versatile shelving units. They warn that certain permanent storage installations can negatively impact a home's resale value.
Why it matters
Practical design advice helps homeowners maximize utility and maintain property value through efficient space management.
Designers said there are some smart ways — and riskier ways — to utilize extra space in a home. sl-f/Getty Images/iStockphoto Interior designers told Business Insider the best and worst ways to use extra space in your home. Bookshelves can provide extra storage, TKTKTKTKT Sometimes a built-in storage unit or cabinet can lower the resale value of your space. Whether you rent an apartment or own a house, it's essential to consider how your design choices allow you to make the most efficient use of your space. So, Business Insider asked interior designers for tips on the best and worst ways to take advantage of extra space in your home. Declutter your closet by efficiently storing clothes you don't need Mark Cutler, an interior designer at CutlerSchulze , told BI that he recommends storing clothing you don't regularly wear separately rather than cluttering your closet.
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