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Tiny houses are charming and challenging at once. There can be major space v/s utility issues. 

Here are some space-saving ideas for tiny houses:

1. Use cavities in the floor- This is a very straightforward way to create extra storage room in your tiny house. Turn the cavities in the floor into compartments. For instance, you can have an entire set of multipurpose drawers under your bed. Having drawers is also a great way to hide your tire wells while adding the much-required storage. 
2. Optimize the loft- The overhead space often goes waste. You can create dropdown storage there. It is a great way to store anything, like board games, books, and even sports gear. You can also use the loft to sneak in a TV! You could have a hidden TV lift installed in the loft. The TV can simply drop down whenever you want to watch it. When it isn’t in use, it stays completely out of sight! Either way, it’s off the floor. 
3. Go multipurpose- Another way to create room is to aim for space optimization. This includes

All I’ve been hearing about lately is how fall sports are really kicking into high gear over the next few weeks. College football is back tonight, NFL starts in a couple weeks, and NHL hockey will be close behind. Now that our main TV will be dominated by games every weekend until February, I’m starting to entertain the idea of a mancave (don’t tell my husband…). Mancaves seem to be everywhere these days. TV shows dedicated to them, men raving about them. My whole issue with a mancave was that it would look too out of place in my home. My entire decor has a certain flow and everything seems to fit. Well, where does a mancave fall into place? I don’t want a random room with sports memorabilia and movie posters hanging on the wall. People will think I have a reclusive teenage son that I never talk about. So I got to thinking, is there a way to make a mancave, dare I say, fashionable? All I want would be a few decorative elements that would appease me but would go unnoticed to the average

I’ve always been one who enjoys the convenience of online shopping over dragging myself to the mall and fighting off the crowds – especially when I am looking for something specific. Now that I have a home that is in desperate need of furniture and décor, my preference for online shopping concerned me a bit. With not being able to see the furniture before I buy or having the immediate assistance from a salesperson, I thought the time had finally come to put online shopping behind me. So, I put on my best furniture shopping shoes and hit the pavement.  I bought all new living room furniture and a new bedroom set.  Not to say that I do not love what I bought BUT shortly after my venture into the brick and mortar world of furniture shopping, I went back to my online shopping roots. I wanted to see what was out there.

Like all of us, I have my own personal taste and therefore I often have an image in my head of exactly what I am looking for. I started browsing and before long, I came across

Hi everyone,

We recently asked our customers in our monthly newsletter to share their feedback and home photos of their TV lift cabinets.  We were pleasantly surprised at the number of responses.  In fact, it gave us another idea. Wouldn’t it be nice if you also could see how folks across the country are incorporating their TV lift cabinets into their home décor?  That is why we have decided to share some of their home photos and feedback with you all on our blog.  This week we will be sharing Susan's from Franklin, North Carolina review and home picture of her Tao Brown TV lift cabinet. She has a lovely home and the picture is definitely worth sharing!

“Just to let you know that you have a delighted customer here. We entertain a lot and not having a TV set intrude in our room has led to many great conversations around the dinner table. The quality of the workmanship on this piece of furniture was outstanding, much nicer than I expected, and it would fit in any décor. Thank you