Friday, 5 April 2013

How to Optimise Space Equally In a Shared Home

When you move in with your partner for the first time all of the plans go out of the window. There is no easy way to keep your things separate; eventually it will all muddle together, much like sharing a life together. For sanity reasons, there are many things that do need to be kept apart.

What might be of high importance to you may be worthless to your partner, unless you state otherwise. Lay down some housekeeping rules; work out what you would like to be untouched or where your special place within the house will be. Allocating space like this isn’t unusual, it simply makes living together a walk in the park. Without your own possessions or area it’s easy to grind on each other’s nerves, constantly getting in each other’s way during your morning routine, losing things… it all adds up!

Optimising your space is the perfect solution for couples that are new to sharing. There are great storage options for you both to keep your things separate and organised. You could invest in sliding wardrobes or custom fitted wardrobes so that you can share a wardrobe without pilling clothes on top of one another. With special sections you can keep your belongings in pristine condition.

Of course, shelves, wardrobes and room dividers all have their place in a happy home but there are some things that just need to be on display. Jewellery isn’t something that should be hidden away in a drawer ready to get tangled. It should be showcased looking delicate and sparkly on a dresser. Jewellery hangers should be embraced as they add a bit of character to the home. With tons of new creative styles of jewellery hangers you can really combine practicality with beauty.

Tool hangers are just as important to men as a woman’s jewellery holder, so don’t deprive him! There are loads of inventive and attractive tool hangers on the market that will fit in perfectly with whatever space you have.

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