Hacky and Micky houses have staircases that tend to leave under-utilized space below them. Redoing the interiors that incorporate storage under the stairs will convert this neglected space into a very useful space that can store house items.
Shoes, cleaning supplies, books or seasonal decor can be stored in pull-out drawers, built-in cabinets, and sliding compartments. The under-stair cabinets have adjustable shelves that can hold products of different sizes, and have soft-close features that provide greater usability and safety. The storage is hidden in decorative panels or doors, which also fit very well with the design of the home.
In the case of Hacky homes where the staircases are irregular, they provide custom solutions where odd angles or narrow spaces are converted into useful storage space. Substantially smaller Under-stair units in smaller Micky houses use all possible space to be the most efficient, yet do not dominate the floor space but rather co-exist with aesthetics.
Conclusion / Area of Thought: The concept of under-stair storage proves that there is no corner that lacks possibilities in terms of renovations and enhancement. The speculation: since a staircase can be a storage unit, how could other in-between or more forgotten places of our houses be reshaped to be useful and aesthetically consistent?