Hello everyone,
I have been thinking about how to ideally use the IKEA Besta system for storage in the hallway. Hallways often have limited space, but keeping things organized here is especially important since shoes, jackets, bags, and other everyday items need to be stored quickly.
My main concern is how to use Besta in a way that provides enough storage while keeping the hallway from feeling cluttered. I’m also interested in which combinations of doors, drawers, or open compartments work best for storing things like keys, hats, or mail in a quick and organized manner.
Do you have any ideas for optimal space utilization, organization with Besta, or tips for adapting it to different hallway sizes? Also, how is the stability and load capacity of the system in an entrance area?
Looking forward to your suggestions!
I have been thinking about how to ideally use the IKEA Besta system for storage in the hallway. Hallways often have limited space, but keeping things organized here is especially important since shoes, jackets, bags, and other everyday items need to be stored quickly.
My main concern is how to use Besta in a way that provides enough storage while keeping the hallway from feeling cluttered. I’m also interested in which combinations of doors, drawers, or open compartments work best for storing things like keys, hats, or mail in a quick and organized manner.
Do you have any ideas for optimal space utilization, organization with Besta, or tips for adapting it to different hallway sizes? Also, how is the stability and load capacity of the system in an entrance area?
Looking forward to your suggestions!
Thanks for the tips so far!
One more detailed question: How do you handle the integration of seating areas? I’m considering whether it’s possible to extend a Besta system in the hallway so that you can comfortably put on and take off shoes, perhaps with a cushion on top or a small bench on the sideboard.
It’s important to me that the storage function is not compromised and that the look still fits well into the hallway. Who has experience with this?
One more detailed question: How do you handle the integration of seating areas? I’m considering whether it’s possible to extend a Besta system in the hallway so that you can comfortably put on and take off shoes, perhaps with a cushion on top or a small bench on the sideboard.
It’s important to me that the storage function is not compromised and that the look still fits well into the hallway. Who has experience with this?
Dajan schrieb:
How do you handle integrating seating areas? I'm considering whether it’s possible to extend a Besta system in the hallway so that you can comfortably put on and take off shoes, maybe with a cushion on top or a small bench on the sideboard.Great idea! I solved this by getting a stylish seat cushion with a non-slip bottom. This way, I can sit while putting on shoes, and the Besta compartments underneath remain fully accessible.
Super comfortable and looks really modern. Plus, it instantly creates a cozy corner in the hallway!
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