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Imagine: your collection vintage comics has slowly taken over your living area. Perhaps you have a collection of crafting supplies that has spread to every corner. If you are nodding, then mini storage could be your new bestie. Here are 5 innovative ways to use Mini Storage for hobbyists, collectors, and other enthusiasts that will make you ask “Why did I not think of this?” What is mini storage?

Let’s discuss creating a rotating exhibition for art lovers. Imagine a space in which you can showcase different pieces of your collection every single month. The mini storage unit you have can be converted into an art gallery that allows you to display various pieces of artwork without cluttering your house. To keep things interesting, change the display regularly.

Imagine mini storage as the ultimate craft command station for anyone who loves to create. No more searching in boxes and losing the glue gun. Set up shelving and sort your materials into categories based on project type or colour. It’s as if you had a dedicated room for creativity without needing to do any renovations.

Car enthusiasts can also find themselves buried in spares and tools. They can use a mini storage as an extension for their garage. A place to work without interruption. On rainy days, you can set up an indoor workbench.

Bookworms rejoice. Why not make a cozy reading space within your closet instead of letting piles of books accumulate around the house? A comfortable reading nook is created with some good lighting and comfy seating.

Let’s also not forget collectors who collect memorabilia from sports cards and antique dolls. Clear display cases and bins can keep your memorabilia visible while protecting it from dust. You can then easily access everything you need when the nostalgia hits or if your friends are over and want to look at “the goods” without having to dig through all of your closets.

What if you could hide your treasures in an attic? Consider this a way to hide things in plain sight with style. The beauty is in transforming them into functional extensions tailored to what we enjoy, be it stamp collecting or modeling trains.

We can’t think of mini storage as just four walls. They are blank canvases that we use when inspiration strikes. For example, while drinking coffee, wondering if Marie Kondo may have had something to say (but hey –we won’t criticize if organizing doesn’t make you happy). You can dream big and fill up even the smallest spaces.

You can now think about the options you might consider next time when decluttering our lives. The addition of a bit of spice to the mix may also inspire us and help us take action sooner.