sliding & hidden doors
JIB DOOR BOOK CASE CONCEALING SMALL OFFICE (see hidden doors ideabook) Interior designer Jane Taylor has taken an awkwardly shaped little corner of the dining room in her London home, and hidden it behind a bookshelf, turning it in to a miniature study for her husband Simon containing a desk and shelves. Height has been utilzed with shelves all the way to the ceiling, accessed by a fold-away step ladder. https://www.houseandgarden.co.uk/gallery/bookshelf-ideas-living-room-study-design
Pocket door
Retrofit internal sliding door: Single pocket door kit, starting from £239 but made to measure options are available POA, from Eclisse, Pocket Door Shop
Green door, dark floors
I think we'll have a mirrored storage area after the extension is done.
or galvanised storage area...
bedside table
Pocket doors are the perfect solution for small-space rooms. Since they don't open into any room, they don't need any clearance to open and close. A single pocket door with glass panels allows a laundry room and kitchen to share light while creating separation to preserve cleanliness and organization.
Disappearing door
Disappearing door
The owners of this Victorian home decided to turn their front reception room into a playroom. They needed plenty of storage for all the books and toys, so the designers came up with an idea that solved two challenges in one. They built a wall of shelving at the sides and over the top of the doorway, which provides bags of space for everything. At the same time, it offers an easy way to incorporate sliding pocket doors, which can be closed when the owners want to separate the two rooms.
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