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Under the bed or behind/under the couch? coat closet? back/side/bottom of clothes closet? if you have stackable washer/dryer, could anything squeeze next to that? I used to store my broom between the fridge and the wall.

i remember making these as a kid with a large coffee-can (cut with a no sharp edge can opener) and wax paper I think. I believed we used a rubber band to secure it but a zip tie might be better.

caban.com goes to Club Monaco...seems they once sold them?

Could you use them like fabric scraps and make pillow covers, place mats, etc. out of them?

ooo, cheekyliving, i like the idea of the black paint with the classic tiles...

quitmaster,
it seems the top of the box that foldes down does have a few inches of hight so one could leave some shorter/thinner items on the surface...but nothing useful like a lamp or printer.

i'd like to see lighting incorporated into the top and more drawers...like long thing ones under the top with low profile hardware... if you're going to have to clear the surface of most items.

I'm confused...I have no idea how this room is set up because there are two of the same shots of before and one of art and the ceiling...none of which explain anything useful about space planning. And, I'm sorry, but those tiny decals look like a child got ahold of a sticker book and went crazy.

i wanted to see the light in the bed room mentioned twice in post but instead i got close ups of teacups and shoes and a dog....

The main problem with checking the temperature manually at home is that it is only the current temperature...and when I leave the house in the morning, I want to know what the high temperature is going to be and if percipitation/wind is expected. If I want to know how it feels specifically at any given time, I don't care about the exact temperature, I can just walk outside and determine if I need to add/remove layers.

yeah, I was thinking the same as bepsf. Nice design, though I'm not sure I like seeing the plugs so clearly on the edges...