Hacky and Micky homes can also use their basements as specific pet care areas where their pets have storage, and areas where they can be fed, groomed, and supplied with equipment. Turning a basement into a pet space does not only plan out necessities in a basement but also makes it a home to a pet.
There are in-built cabinets and shelves where food, toys, grooming kits and leashes are kept. The bulk pet food is easily controlled by the use of pull-out bins, and collars and walking gear are sorted with the use of hooks and racks. The space can also be made convenient and pet friendly by adding a washing station or a grooming nook.
In Hacky homes that have odd layouts, customised cabinetry fits in curved corners making all sections of the house useful. The small Micky houses have small storage units and wall mounted solutions that save space on the floor and make the basement functional in addition to meeting the demands of pets.
Conclusion / Area of Thought: The utilization of basements as pet care areas demonstrates that proper storage can be used to extend the comfort and organization of human resources. The thought: in case pets enjoy environments well-thought-out in terms of design and functionality, how would we enhance our routines by creating areas that address our routines and well-being?