Landing storage

Alex Stepanov

A staircase with skylight leads to a second floor landing fitted with built-in cabinets illuminated by a Crystorama Solaris 6 Light Chandelier.

From bedrooms to bathrooms, Emily Henderson’s Portland project is a master class in the thoughtful use of color.

Handcrafted Reclaimed Scaffold Board Shoe Storage A piece of furniture with a story - each groove and grain a testament to its journey. Handcrafted in the serene heart of Devon, this shoe storage unit blends rustic charm with practical elegance, offering a distinctive solution for organising your footwear. Materials: Forged from reclaimed scaffold boards, this unit embodies sustainability and character. Each board bears the marks of its previous life, adding depth and individuality to every…

Every multilevel home has a set of stairs to travel from one level to the next, some even have more than one. A good portion of those staircases has so much

While you might not spend very many minutes at a time there, your home’s entryway is one of its highest-trafficked spots — after all, it’s the space you have to cross through every time you enter or leave. So even though you might be tempted to turn your attention to bigger players in the reno game, like the kitchen or living room, it’s worth spending some time to make this area an organized and comfortable spot.

Your entryway is the first thing you see when you enter your home, so it needs to be beautiful. It’s also the last thing you see when you run out the door, so it should also be stocked with your everyday “grab” items—shoes, hats, keys, purses and anything else you might need when leaving your space. But what if you have a tiny entryway, or even—dare we say it—no entryway at all?