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Storage + Organization at HGTV Dream Home 2022

Clever storage solutions are essential to a tidy and organized home. Every room of HGTV Dream Home 2022 features smart design ideas for creating an uncluttered home.

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Readily Accessible Pantry

Having enough storage in your kitchen keeps your counters clutter free and makes meal prep a cinch. The pantry is built around the refrigerator so that all your dry goods and fresh ingredients are in one convenient place.

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All in a Bin

Group and house dry goods in clear bins for an at-a-glance pantry. Look for bins with lids for items that need to be kept airtight.

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Add Floating Shelves

Mixing upper cabinets with floating shelves creates a more open aesthetic. Painted the same mossy green as the cabinets, the shelves are ideal for adding decor to your kitchen, as well as keeping your coffee mugs easily accessible.

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Showcase Your Spices

Display your most-used spices in a handy drawer. The rack makes it easier to spot what you need in a flash and means you don't have to dig around in the back of the pantry, knocking over jar after jar.

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Pint-Sized, Pull-Out Pantry

A pull-out cabinet with three shelves of varying heights offers efficient storage of pantry items of all sizes. Small metal guard rails allow for easy retrieval and alleviate concerns about accidental spills in this organized kitchen.

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Stove-Adjacent Storage

The pull-out cabinet next to the stove features three convenient bins for storing all your favorite cooking utensils within arm's reach. Two lower shelves offer a handy space for dish towels and linens.

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Making It Easy

Instead of having to delve into the depth of lower cabinets, opt to store your pots and pans in easy-to-access drawers. The soft-close drawers have plenty of room to organize pots, pans and even casserole dishes.

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Charge It All

Whether you're adding to your grocery list, following a recipe on Pinterest or watching a video on the right way to cut an onion, modern kitchens need a place for your phone and tablet. Keep your essential gadgets ready to go with this charging drawer.

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Fully Stocked

Cabinets are built around the refrigerator to seamlessly integrate it into the kitchen design. Clear, stackable containers keep produce organized and quick to spot in the stainless French-door fridge.

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Enter With All the Necessities

The entryway doubles as a gorgeous first impression and ultra-functional mudroom. Have a drop-and-go station by the front door to quickly stow purses, backpacks, jackets and shoes.

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Begin With Storage

The built-in cabinets are perfect for handling everyday needs, such as bags and shoes, but they also work as ski lockers to hold all your gear and heavy clothing after a day on the slopes. In addition to a bench for putting on and taking off winter gear, there are hooks for jackets and scarves and cubbies underneath for boots.

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Tucked Out of Sight

Hidden storage keeps clutter under control, especially in our busy entryways. A pair of dressers act as one big piece and sit across from the built-in mudroom. In addition to being able to stash keys, dog leashes and other daily needs, it also makes for a welcoming and decorated focal point.

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Double Up Your Space

Spaces that serve dual purposes are crucial for active and modern families. The loft area is a multifunctional haven with comfy seating for hanging out with friends and family. When it's bedtime, the Murphy bed pulls down for an extra guest room.

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Nighttime to Daytime

When the Murphy bed is hidden away, the cabinet seamlessly blends into the reeded accent wall. Two concrete coffee tables take its place in the center of the room for gathering around.

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Take Storage Vertical

Shaker-style cabinets and open shelves equip the laundry room with enough space to store detergents, fabric softeners and other cleaners. Use baskets to corral everything together and create an orderly look.

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Overhead Necessities

The upper cabinets continue over the laundry room sink to stash extra towels, dryer balls, clothespins and other laundry basics. A large single basin sink is ready to handle everything from getting out stains to handwashing delicates.

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Working From Home

Right outside the laundry room is the home office, decked out with a simple yet functional desk and cushy leather armchair. Small paned windows bring in natural light, and a task lamp illuminates the desk for detail work.

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Organize for Writing

Practice that cursive with old-fashioned letter writing. Shallow drawers keep stationary, pencils and pens easy to spot for writing thank you cards or dropping a friend a line.

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Utilize Every Opportunity

Maximize the storage of a closet by incorporating an additional piece of furniture. A mid-century modern dresser takes advantage of the space under hanging clothes, so no square inch is wasted.

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Petite yet Luxurious Kitchen

Amenities weren't spared in the guest suite, which features a useful kitchenette. Guests won't have to shlep upstairs for a drink or nibble. By the entry door, convenient hooks provide a spot to hang jackets and bags.

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Within Reach

Since the guest suite doesn't need a full-blown kitchen with massive storage, floating shelves provide the right amount of organization. The thick white shelves are a modern addition that have breakfast and snack essentials on hand.

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Use Every Nook and Cranny

No need to waste your under-cabinet space. This clever organizer pulls out to make it easy to access everything in the back of the cabinet.

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Resort-Like Digs

Give your guests the full-on hotel experience by stocking the vanity with extra rolls of toilet paper and any toiletries they may have forgotten.

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Twice as Much Storage

Double up on drawer storage with slide-in-place organizers. With two separate levels, the capacity of the drawer is twofold with these smart inserts.

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Flexible Storage Ideas

Metal tool cabinets on casters slide under butcher block-topped tables for a completely modular organizing solution in the garage. Open shelving over the tables houses everything needed for gardening and repotting plants.

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Look to the Old

Vintage bins, including this antique printer's tray, make for delightful storage solutions that keep you organized while also adding a timeless quality to your space.