Staying Rightsized (Part 5)
Staying Rightsized is a weekly photo roundup featuring some of the many space-saving considerations around our cottage. I share this as a reminder that we usually don’t need a bigger space— we simply need less stuff, and more creativity. As minor as some of these moments seem, the little things really do add up, providing more space for navigating daily life within limited or awkward square footage.
A repurposed net bag attached to the underside of a reclaimed wooden stool is repurposed as a breathable shelf, allowing the treads of little shoes to dry by the front door.
A petite, hooked bin holds a bottle*, thermometer, battery-operated nightlight, and handkerchief for our toddler. This eliminates the need for a side table by the bunk, freeing up space for the kids to play. (*The bottle is PURA Stainless, and is an adaptable design that can be used with beverages for kids and adults.)
