Bedroom

Bedroom storage is typically about creating a space to keep your clothes, but there are many more reasons to have built-in storage in a bedroom. If you live in a small space, you may use bedroom storage for additional items, including towels, linens, seasonal items, and more. Whatever your reasons for wanting built-in bedroom storage, the key is finding the wall space accessible and can blend into the rest of the room. Bedrooms should be calming and harmonious. Built-in wardrobe storage is a great solution that blends into the bedroom space, keeping the area tidy and visually calm. Consider a built-in wardrobe over your bed, around a door threshold, or against a blank wall. Any of these options can be built to feel cohesive and seamless with the space.

Walk-in closet

If you have the space for a walk-in closet, the next step is figuring out how to organize it. Questions to ask yourself include: What will you use the closet for? Do you want space to sit in your closet? Do you want an area for seasonal items that can be rotated throughout the year? Reform’s cabinetry modules, available in a wide variety of widths and heights, allow you to create the perfect walk-in closet space, considering storage accessories and organizers such as clothing rods, shelving, interior lighting, and dividers. A large wardrobe for hanging clothes, deep drawers, and even a storage bench to sit on elevate a walk-in closet space. A built-in dresser in the closet ensures an organized area where you can see your entire wardrobe at once. 

Hallway and mudroom

Creating a built-in hallway cabinet with storage, or built-in mudroom storage, is one of the easiest ways to optimize storage space in your home. Hallways and mudrooms are often small spaces, but because they exist as thoroughfares rather than areas to rest and relax, they are the ideal spot for the maximum amount of storage possible. Developing a plan for a built-in storage solution helps you use every square meter of space. It also ensures that the hallway or mudroom will remain neat and organized, so you don’t find yourself tripping over shoes or piling up jackets on a chair. A built-in armoire with drawers or a clothing rod instantly creates ample storage space for all the things you’d like to hide away in a hallway or mudroom setting. Along with our cabinetry and fronts, organizational accessories are essential for these small but highly functional spaces. Extras such as shoe drawers or shoe rack inserts make the area even more useful.

Living room

The living room may not be the obvious space for a storage solution, but you can consider combining your bookshelf or entertainment unit with a built-in storage solution, such as tall armoires built across a wall. Built-in storage can be useful for otherwise “dead” spaces such as awkward nooks, corners with no apparent use, or walls that don’t accommodate seating. In addition, built-in storage can be practical for dining areas, such as a built-in sideboard, bar, or armoire for tableware. With our flexible modules and customizable cabinetry sizes, we can help you fit just the right solution for your space.

Bench storage

A built-in bench can be used as additional storage and seating in almost any space. Add it to a hallway or mudroom for a place to sit while you put on your shoes, or build a bench underneath a window in a bedroom or living room for a charming window seat; the perfect place to relax with a good book or a cup of coffee. Our built-in benches include storage drawers that make them extra functional. Put some pillows or a throw blanket on the top for comfortable seating, then store it all away for a minimalist look.