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Maybe you are thinking about moving into a tiny house, or perhaps you just enjoy looking through photos of tiny houses online. This trend is sweeping the globe, and with it comes a lot of great lessons about interior design and the effective use of small spaces.

Indeed, a lot of tiny house organization tips can come in handy no matter where you are living. Let’s check out a few which are useful no matter how large or small a dwelling you inhabit!

1. Multipurpose storage or furniture is your friend.
One of the main tricks used in packing ample storage into tiny houses is the use of multipurpose storage and furniture. For example, a window sweat may serve as a container. Drawers may be located under the bed. A set of cabinets may be arranged to double as steps up to a loft. Reconfigurable cubes may function as chairs, be pushed together as a bed, and open up for storage.

In your own household, storage like this can go a long way toward freeing up space and simplifying your life. Surprisingly, even ordinary plastic storage containers may sometimes serve double-duty. I once saw a project where plastic totes were used to create an impromptu patio bench. Very cool!

2. You do not need a ton of space in order to store a lot of stuff.
Once you have smart organizing ideas for small spaces at work, you will discover that you can fit a surprising amount of stuff in a very small area. You may have less to put in storage than you think.

3. What is functional is also beautiful.
You have probably heard the famous quote from architect Frank Lloyd Wright that “form and function are one.” You will find that to be true with tiny house living. Tiny houses and tiny house storage solutions are built around functionality out of necessity. But they also tend to be aesthetically appealing. Seek functional solutions for organizing in your home, and your home will be more beautiful.

4. You should use your wall space.
Tiny houses have spacious windows because without them, they would feel cramped and claustrophobic. As a result, most of the rest of the wall space is used for storage. Oftentimes in larger houses, we overlook the value of our wall space. Hang some more shelving in rooms where you have open walls; it may free up space on your floor.

5. Minimalism helps to offset clutter and open up a space.
This goes back to the statement about form and function. With tiny houses, we see a lot of minimalist design, both in terms of layout and storage. What you will notice is that not only does this improve functionality and beauty of an interior space, it also provides a feeling of openness and harmony. Take this lesson into account when you are choosing home organizing supplies for your own abode.

You do not have to live in a tiny house in order to make use of the lessons learned from organizing tiny spaces. Apply these principles and your own space should look and feel more beautiful and less cramped, whether it is large or small!