Image source: IKEA.com
Can you see the food storage in the photo above?
No you can't?
Good, that is the whole idea. Your food storage is organized and out of sight behind a false wall.
(okay there really isn't any food storage behind that exact false wall, but there will be when you build it.)
Hiding food storage behind a false wall is a great idea for those that have no traditional place to put it. If you live in an apartment, a home with no basement, or if you just have limited existing storage space than a false wall might be just the solution for you.
No you can't?
Good, that is the whole idea. Your food storage is organized and out of sight behind a false wall.
(okay there really isn't any food storage behind that exact false wall, but there will be when you build it.)
Hiding food storage behind a false wall is a great idea for those that have no traditional place to put it. If you live in an apartment, a home with no basement, or if you just have limited existing storage space than a false wall might be just the solution for you.
My favorite way to build a false wall comes from IKEA.
Do you like IKEA? I do. They are cleaver and they use space well.
I have watched the video below like a hundred times. It shows how to build a walk in closet from readymade IKEA shelving. Now if you can use your imagination for a minute and think about how instead of installing racks to hang your clothes on think about shelves to store your food storage on. I think you will love this idea.
If we use the ideas in this video and apply it to food storage than you can have; a false wall with shelving for your food storage all built on a limited budget and built in an afternoon. AWESOME!
I think this would work so well in a guest bedroom or what about in a family room. Instead of using the exposed side as a headboard you could tuck an entertainment center in there.
Where will you put it?
What a cool idea! Living in an efficiency apartment can be challenging for normal every day things not including additional food storage. Thanks for introducing me to IKEA! I went and watched all of the 'small spaces' videos on youtube! Thanks :)
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