Good Housekeeping

Everything in Its Place

Build cubbies from floor to ceiling.

An active family relies on a mudroom with enough capacity for coats, bags and shoes — which might mean using every inch of vertical space. “The result is a tidy appearance and no searching for necessary items on the way to work or school,” says designer Bethany Adams of Bethany Adams Interiors.

KITCHEN

Install a farmhouse-style plate rack.

To maximize natural light in this Craftsman home, designer Julia Miller of Yond Interiors ditched traditional upper cabinets. “With the plate rack, we were able to gain vertical storage without losing light while keeping the millwork and cabinetry details consistent with the rest

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