It will depend on the area you are working with. In the kitchen, you can double storage by adding wire shelves in the cabinets. Square over round containers is a good rule because they take up the same amount of space but you lose the corner areas. Shelves with bins is always a great idea.
Kitchen storage is different from linen storage. Short-term storage is different from long-term storage. Your question is too vague. Do a search for the sort of storage you need.
As to long-term storage, first ask yourself, "Do I really need this?" If an item needs repair, doesn't fit, or hasn't been used in the last year throw it out or give it to charity. This applies to furniture as well as clothing. What you have left should go into water and insect resistant containers.
Hometalk will surely have zillions of great storage ideas. If you type that or your specific need plus the word storage into the search bar at the top left, you'll get lots in return.
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It will depend on the area you are working with. In the kitchen, you can double storage by adding wire shelves in the cabinets. Square over round containers is a good rule because they take up the same amount of space but you lose the corner areas. Shelves with bins is always a great idea.
Angelina....I use totes but it really depends on the area you need the storage. Can you give us a little more info? Thanks
Kitchen storage is different from linen storage. Short-term storage is different from long-term storage. Your question is too vague. Do a search for the sort of storage you need.
http://www.architectureartdesigns.com/34-insanely-smart-diy-kitchen-storage-ideas/
https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/home/organizing/g2171/diy-closet-organizers/
As to long-term storage, first ask yourself, "Do I really need this?" If an item needs repair, doesn't fit, or hasn't been used in the last year throw it out or give it to charity. This applies to furniture as well as clothing. What you have left should go into water and insect resistant containers.
Hometalk will surely have zillions of great storage ideas. If you type that or your specific need plus the word storage into the search bar at the top left, you'll get lots in return.