This storage area had useful shelving, but accumulated items and mixed categories made it difficult to see what was available and reach what was needed. The project focused on creating clearer zones and making better use of the existing vertical storage.
The goal was not to add more storage. It was to make the existing storage work better.
Items had accumulated without clear zones, making supplies harder to see, reach and return. Available shelving was being used, but the overall arrangement did not make the best use of the space.
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Clear zones now separate bikes, tools, project supplies and household storage. Vertical storage opens the walkway, labeled bins keep smaller items contained, and the existing shelving is easier to see, access and maintain.
Bicycles were moved off the floor and stored vertically on the wall, opening the walkway and making the entrance easier to use.
Loose supplies were consolidated into labeled bins, creating defined categories and making stored items easier to identify, access and return.
The existing shelving was reorganized by category, using bins for smaller supplies while keeping heavier and frequently used items visible and accessible.