A small footprint packs a mighty punch with clever hidden storage ideas. An appliance garage hides a toaster and blender but keeps them handy. A countertop cabinet with glass front and decorative mullions showcases lovely glassware and vessels. A tall storage cabinet conceals a step stool to get to hard to reach items on the top shelves, with the other half for canned goods and the like. A custom made hood punctuates the beautiful decorative tile above the GE Cafe range. Marble like countertops add a classy note to this compact kitchen. A built in bench butts into the peninsula and allows for easy entertaining.

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There were shoe boxes EVERYWHERE. Many hidden and hard to access. Finding the correct pair of shoes, or even seeing what options existed required unpacking and repacking the closet. I used a magazine hanging rack from The Container Store as a shoe rack. The depth of this nook is shallow, at 8", so the other shoe racks and shelves available would extend too far into the closet or make the higher shoes impossible to see. For a small walk in closet, this was an ideal solution. The storage bench is not used for seating, it contains extra hangers and was used as a stepping stool to access shoe boxes on the high shelf, so the rows of shoes could be maximized. The feet these shoes belong to are size 10, clear boxes for shoe storage often don't accommodate such high heels in size 10. The shoes displayed are easily dusted, the few fabric shoes remained in boxes ... for now. We discovered shoes she forgot she owned. And I threw a fun piece of fabric behind the rack to both protect the heels and to showcase her heel collection.