Living in a remote part of Alaska may sound like a hard thing to do. But if you have a nice home, everything will seem a lot more easier. This works even better when you have a custom made house, fitted for your budget and your necessities. And especially if you don’t have a big department store near you to find everything you need for the home. The video material shows the creator of this doing what she does best: offer creative solutions to peoples’ problems. Just like wooden storage bins used to form a bed frame in a matter of seconds. That’s impressive! This is very useful in small homes which are the most common solution for people wanting to live affordably and don’t impact the environment that much. Watch the video and recommend it to your friends who are searching for smart solutions to some house problems.

Video Credit: Ana White

For a maximum benefit from your small interior, you have to use smart solutions that solve the space problem in a beautiful & chic way. Take a look at those functional ideas, they may inspire you. To separate the kitchen from the dining for example in such a small interior, you don’t have to waste a big space to create a regular wall; you could install a nice shelving system like the one in the first picture that will separate rooms but not too much in a pretty way keeping on the open space style, as well as it gives you a good storage place. You can use any corner or unused wall in the apartment to create a small but comfortable workplace; it doesn’t require but a small desk (it could even be attached to the wall without legs) with a chair and maybe some wall shelves. In a very small bathroom, always use the vertical space; storage cabinet under the washbasin, high wall shelves…etc. Never ignore the space under the stairs; it’s a considerable place that could serve practically in different ways; use it as a workplace, a bookcase, a small sleeping area…etc. There are also some visual tricks that make your eyes see the small space larger; like light colors on the walls, white furniture, mirrors, white ceiling, large windows and transparent floor-to-ceiling curtains.