Brilliant storage hack will save you wardrobe space

Everyone loves discount, flat pack furniture stores for cheap, functional, and stylish furniture and accessories.

What most people don’t realise is that there are unconventional, yet genius uses for many basic flat pack items that can solve your storage and space problems for little cost.

A narrow shelving unit from a store like Ikea for example, aside from being good for filling up tiny spaces and holding a few knickknacks or books, can be flipped on its side to create perfectly sized cubby holes for folded clothes in a walk in robe.

It’s a brilliant way to free up drawer space (or do away with the bulky chest of drawers all together, while making use of that awkward and often wasted space between the hangers and the ceiling in your wardrobe.

It looks stylish and streamlined too; no one would ever guess it wasn’t custom built!

Have you found any other useful tricks for Ikea (or similar) furniture?