Behind Closet Doors - Hidden Conveniences
by
Elisa
I'm passionate about keeping things hidden, out of sight, and off the counter tops, but I also don't want to have to go downstairs every time I need the vacuum.
If you have the opportunity while you are remodeling or if you simply want to add an outlet into an existing closet, you can hide all of your supplies and cords behind the closet doors while keeping your counters clutter free.
If you have the opportunity while you are remodeling or if you simply want to add an outlet into an existing closet, you can hide all of your supplies and cords behind the closet doors while keeping your counters clutter free.
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Same here.......The previous occupants of the house I live in had just about every inch of counter space covered with kitchen gadgets. I don't even leave the coffee maker or toaster out.........decorative items only on the kitchen counter. And in the bathroom, I had my builder open the wall to the right of the sink and made a 34 inch tall cabinet between the studs. Lined it with bead board, framed it and put a door on it. Also had an electrical outlet put in the cabinet for the water pic/toothbrush.
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WOW, brilliant @Susan Stodola!!! Love that idea!
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