Built-In & Hidden Storage
The cleverest tiny-home storage is the kind you can't see — tucked into the toe-kick, inside the walls, under a step or behind a sliding panel. These details turn wasted voids into useful space. Pricing is shown per country; regions marked "being researched" are coming soon.
Hidden storage options
Toe-Kick Drawers
Shallow drawers built into the recess under base cabinets — the toe-kick gap that is normally wasted. Perfect for flat items like baking trays, linen or shoes.
Advantages
- Uses totally dead space
- Great for flat/low items
- Invisible when closed
- No floor space lost
Trade-offs
- Shallow — limited to flat items
- Built in with cabinetry
- Bending to reach
Indicative pricing
Wall-Cavity & Recessed Niches
The depth between wall studs can be opened up as recessed shelving or a slim cupboard — storage that sits flush inside the wall and takes no room from the space.
Advantages
- Storage with zero floor footprint
- Flush, built-in look
- Great for spices, books, toiletries
- Uses hidden wall depth
Trade-offs
- Limited by stud depth
- Build in at construction
- Not for heavy loads
Indicative pricing
False-Bottom & Hidden Compartments
Secret compartments under a step, behind a panel or beneath a drawer — for valuables, documents or things you simply want out of sight.
Advantages
- Discreet and secure
- Uses leftover hidden voids
- Good for valuables
- Adds peace of mind
Trade-offs
- Small capacity
- Easy to forget where they are
- Custom work
Indicative pricing
Pull-Out & Sliding Panels
Narrow vertical pull-outs in slim gaps (beside the fridge or cabinetry) for spices, bottles or trays — and sliding panels that hide a whole storage zone behind them.
Advantages
- Recovers slim dead gaps
- Everything visible when pulled out
- Sliding panels hide clutter fast
- Custom to the gap
Trade-offs
- Narrow capacity each
- Runners/hardware cost
- Built to fit
Indicative pricing