Why do I need indoor hanging plants? The greener a home the healthier it will be. Though the statement might not always true, you can always agree that nicely chosen plants in the house could make your homes happier.

Other rightly chosen plants even can repels certain insect or bugs from the houses. Furthermore, you also have the benefit of having plants in the house: they add visual impact into the room. They make your home interior pleasant.

You may put the plants on small planter boxes, stylish ladder plant stands, or plant pots. If you have limited space for the floor plant containers, you can always put them on the air –as the hanging plants.

Now you have many choices of the plants you want to include to the house as your indoor hanging plants. Here we have some of the options, plus of the flowery plants which should make home interior looks fresh and vibrant.

1. Simple indoor hanging plants for minimalist home

In this listicle you’ll meet various hanging plants you might want to choose. All are great additional features for the houses.

“So what’s the best hanging plants around?” You might ask. The answer, unfortunately, is hard to get –as it’s so subjective and depend on the patterns usually you often see in interior illustration.

This trailing jade (Peperomia rotundifolia), for an example, looks impressive for a minimalist rooms. Hang it on a side and enjoy the fresh flowing green foliage.

2. Low maintenance hanging plants for the forgetful

Some plants need rigorous and regular maintenance, while some other are so tough they practically need no maintenance at all.

If you’re a forgetful types but still want to have greenery in the house, your success chances are greater with you pick the low maintenance plants.

Still have no clue on the plant you should choose? Try air plant (Tillandsia). This plants is so rugged that it need no soil to live, just plenty of air and lots of sun.

3. String of Pearls for a cute living room

Hang string of pearls in your living room or bedroom and make it the most charming rooms in the neighborhood.
It’s cheap and you’ll also won’t have to be worried about thieving or burglar breaking into your homes for your precious string of pearls.

Because these pearls is a variety of indoor plants which happened to look like string of pearls from a far (though in green color). This

String of Pearls (Senecio rowleyanus) is a good and green way to decor your home interior. To add the benefits, these plants are also easy to maintain.

4. Like leafy hanging plant? Try Arrowhead plant

The first three plants are of small-leaved plants, now if you want something leafy and lustful for the bathroom or kitchen, try arrowhead plant (Syngonium podophyllum).

Just like other indoor hanging plants, arrowheads are also easy to maintain. These types of plants are also known as five finger, from their shapes.

An arrowhead loves humidity, so you can hang the plant around the sink in the kitchen, or in bathroom. You’ll have a lovely home interior with lush-green tropical ambience.

5. Nickels for the Living room

Several levels up, you meet string of pearls, now it’s time to lower your expectation a bit to meet this string of nickels (Dischidia nummularia).

Just like the name implied this plant has rounded leaves much like nickels you always have when you’re kids. Only this time you have the green nickels.

This plant also has low maintenance levels. Just remember to shower them when the media/soil get dry and don’t forget to put it on sunlight (though not directly), as this plant won’t live well under low light.

6. Living curtains with Devil’s Ivy

So far you’ve met hanging plants as, that’s it, hanging plants. In this list you meet one which even serves as curtains.
Instead of fabrics, you may use Devil’s Ivy (Epipremnum aureum) as the living curtains of your windows or doors.

A devil’s ivy is an easy-to-live plant with low maintenance. It even can survive in low light or even dark areas. All you need to do is to water the soil when it get dry and see the green foliage flowing down curtaining your doors as the reward.

7. Staghorn fern as indoor hanging plants

Instead using the real stag horn, you may decorate the house with real living staghorn, this staghorn fern (Platycerium) idea.

The staghorn-like leaves should look much better than the real stag horns. Your home looks much more pleasant and green.

Mount one on a wooden board and hang it on the wall. Be sure that the spot has enough sunlight and good air circulation. And let it grow bigger and bigger to freshen up you home interior.

8. Cute hanging plants with flowers –try pansy

Now it’s time to give color to your hanging plants. There are several choices of indoor hanging flower you might choose for your purposes.

You’ll meet several choices further down this list, but this time you should have this first floral choices, the pansy (Viola tricolor var. Hortensis).

For a beginner, pansy is easy to maintain. Once hanged, don’t forget to water the pansy regularly. Also, you need to give it the needed fertilizer every now and then. So, like to have one in the house?

9. A best indoor fern for beginner, Lemon Button Fern

Lemon Button Fern (Nephrolepis cordifolia ‘Duffii’) is your starting point if you consider to have greener touches in your minimalist home.

It’s cute and simple. It’s also easy to maintain –as long as you don’t miss to water it. Among the Boston ferns’ family, this lemon button fern is the tiniest.

For a beginner, this fern is suitable for indoor plants or in your terrarium. Just be sure to place the fern in shaded place.

10. Low maintenance Ripple Peperomia

Like to have an impressive conversation starter in the living room? Try to hang this Ripple Peperomia (Peperomia Caperata).

No matter how small you living rooms are, a hanging Ripple Peperomia would always be a pleasant point of interest to look at.

You have them in a variety of blended colors of green, gray, cream, and red. They look good for any modern or contemporary homes.

11. Good leavy calathea for modern homes

Calathea (Calathea crocata) is your next choice for indoor hanging plants, mainly if you want to pick indoor plants capable enough to survive in low light condition.

This leafy plants is good in its regular condition and is best when its yellow flowers pop up among the leaves.

This plant is good for bathroom as the need regular exposure to the moisture. Or you may put it around other humid areas in the house.

12. Long-leaved spider plant to cheer up the study room

If you want to spice up the study room with simple hanging plants, there are types of indoor plants which are worth considering.

One of them, the spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum) is simple enough to start with. The long spidery leaves inspire minimalist look in the room.

This plant (also known as ribbon plant or airplane plant) is also nontoxic, so (though hanging up in the air) you may feel safe all the time.

13. Pitcher plant, the exotic indoor plants

Keep the bugs out with this pitcher plant (Nepenthes). Different from other bugs or insect repellant plants, this plant ‘eat’ them whole.

They have cute vibrantly colored pouches which would open (and close) to trap the unfortunate bugs brave enough to venture into the open pouches.

Hang the plant around the kitchen or any other spots which you deem invested by bugs and you have this beauty helps you to get rid of them.

14. Easy colorful indoor hanging plants with verbena

This list offers you indoor plants with flowers, the verbena. Verbena itself is a family names, covering so many colorful verbena species.

If you want low maintenance and heat-resistant flower plants, verbena should be your first choice. They’re durable and not easily discouraged by long summer time.

If you have sun room, you may put verbenas in it –as they love to drench themselves in the sunlight. Just don’t forget to water them when the soil get too dry.

15. A soothing living room atmosphere with maiden fern hanging plant ideas

Ferns inject fresh air into the room, they remind us of a pleasant spot near crystal-clear water. In short, they give you the water element into the room.

Want some more ferns in the living room? Try this Maidenhair Fern (Adiantum). Just like other ferns in their family, this fern is also easy live and maintenance.

With proper care, by maintaining its humidity and keep it under enough sunlight (direct or indirect), it’ll reward you with such a sweet and delicate leaves.

16. Impress friends with flowers, hang begonia

Still want to fill the room with flowers? Here you need to try this Begonia (Begonia X semperflorens). You’ll love the color, and it’ll be great to impress your friends.

The flowers look delicate and soft, but begonias are rough enough to be your indoor hanging plants. They’ll give you the nicest blooms provided you give them proper maintenance.

Overall, you need to pay attention to the soil. You don’t want it dry completely. You need to keep it humid or moist (not wet) and your begonias look pretty all the time.

17. Don’t forget the classic English Ivy

One of the best and affordable way to get a classic vibes in the house is by completing it with English Ivy (Hedera helix). Once always nicely covering any old house walls, now you may update the status and bring the Ivy in the house.

For the interior uses, you need to put the Ivy in a pot. Hang them on the living room and watch the leaves grow flowing down gracefully.
As it can grow wide and long, you probably need to trim it regularly.

18. Impatiens for the colorful living room

Ever heard impatiens? No? How about bizzy lizzy? Both are names for the same plant, the Impatiens walleriana.
In their combinations, you may find them in various colors of yellow, red, purple, white, and pink. They work well for indoor hanging plants.

They’re also easy to maintain, as they’re easy to grow –as they can thrive and bloom in moderate sunlight and just enough moisture in its soil.

19. Good golden pothos for a great kitchen

Update the kitchen into a greener haven with this golden phothos (Epipremnum aureum). Once set, your kitchen should look far lovelier.
Along with its affordability, golden photos are also known good to filter the air. They purify the interior air of pollutants.

For the reasons, golden photos are also good options if you want to have hanging plants in bedrooms. These plants, just like any other plants in this list, are easy to maintain.

20. Sweet living room with flowers -fuschia

You’ve known some types of indoor hanging plants, now we offer you again with this beautiful fuschia.

Hang this sweet-looking flowers in your living room and feel the delicate beauty shine out of it. But be sure to keep it with care.

Unlike most other plants in this list, this plant is prone to bugs. So you need to keep watch it carefully –and don’t forget to shower it regularly, but not too much. This plant also need enough sunlight to survive.

21. Cool indoor hanging plants: Chenille Plant

Like to have exotic plant with flowers again? Whether in the gardens, porches, or living room, this Chenille Plant (Acalypha hispida) should be your next pick.

The bright red colors of the flowers (actually groups of pistils) are good conversation starter stuff, so you might want to put in your terrarium or living room.

But be sure to prune the plant regularly, as it can grow so long (up to around 15 feet). These plants also love sunlight.

22. Easy low maintenance plant with flowers, geranium

Almost forgotten from this list is this lovely geranium. If you still have empty open spots in the house and need to look charming in colors, this plant will do you good.

Geranium has a variety of elegant colors, they make an impressive vibes around your homes –and in the eyes of anyone looking at it.

With proper care, geranium won’t disappoint you. Be sure to give them enough water (they love it, but don’t wat the soil get too wet) and sunlight.

23. Burrow’s tail for a Scandinavian living rooms

For your minimalist Scandinavian living rooms, you need the matching ‘minimalist’ hanging plants for them. The plants which should meet the cute minimalist theme of the styles.

Succulents are good for the purposes. The idea is, just like the essence of Scandinavian theme, finding the long lasting characters of things –and succulent are known robust enough to live in minimalist mode –they won’t complaint from lack of water.

Other than showering them when the soil completely dry, you need to make sure that the plants have plenty of sunshine, like putting them next to the windows.

24. Hanging plants with flowers again, the sun rose

Living rough and Spartan in dry areas doesn’t mean that you cannot have small beauties in your living room. There’re portulaca (Portulaca grandiflora) to enjoy.

These indoor hanging plants live well in dry or hot conditions. They’re easy to thrive with only occasional watering. Hang them next to the windows or in your terrarium.

The color varieties of these sun rose should make your living room or sun room look impressive –and make good conversation starter.

25. Boston Fern for the cutest bedroom

Boston ferns (Nephrolepis exaltata) are the right choice when you want to have safe indoor plants. If you worried about your pets’ safety, these Boston ferns are safe for them.

Furthermore, these plants are also good to clean the indoor air. Yes, the ferns are good to get rid of the toxic stuff in the air. For the reason, you can put the plants in the bedroom.

Boston ferns used to live in humid areas, but these plants won’t complaint living in rather dry areas. In keeping these plants, be sure to give them good air circulation.

26. Petunia for living rooms with plenty of sunlight

If your living rooms or kitchens happen to sit right next big sun windows, it would be nicer if you add colors into them with Petunia (Petunia atkinsiana)

Along the sweet vibrant colors, these flower plants are also easy to maintain. As the thumb of rules, you only need to water them occasionally and they’ll grow and bloom.

You also need to make sure that the plants have enough sunlight, so hang them near the windows. So they may thrive and grow and inject vibrant colors into your rooms.

27. Good simple indoor hanging plants with bird’s nest fern

For the last hanging plant ideas in this list, we offer you this Bird’s Nest Fern (Asplenium nidus). Unlike most of the other previous plants, this plant is epiphytes –they need other plant to hang on to live.

So, instead of a flower pot, you need to provide organic media for it to hang –in this example is a whole coconut. The husk will give them nice and strong pads for them to grow strong and beautiful.

Depending on the sunlight’s availability, the fern’s leaves can scrunch or flatten. Less sun will make them flatten, while too much light make them scrunch.

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That’s it. You have met some 27 indoor hanging plants ideas. Some are easy to grow and only need low maintenance. Some other come with flowers. But all are sweet and cute for indoor decoration.

We hope you enjoy this list and even can spark your interest in indoor planting. Lastly, have a good day.

When we talk about minimalism in interior design, including a minimalist apartment, we should dive back to the early 20 century, when the minimalism got its first foothold.

In the early 1920s, the sumptuous and intricate designs of earlier eras (the Edwardian or Victorian, for examples) were gradually substituted by the newer designs which were simpler and straightforward –and functional. The birth of modern minimalism.

After the WWII, minimalism got its firmer ground with the International movement (hence the cubical tall minimalistic buildings all around the world) and the Midcentury designs which it influences still can be seen up to this day’s home interior.

The term minimalism itself is relatively new, coined in the 60s. Now we see minimalism as a style which loves simple and functional lines. In term of home interiors, it loves black-white color schemes and the use of industrial materials. Like to find minimalist apartment ideas? Here are some of the coolest.

1. White minimalist apartment in grunge atmosphere

Sometimes you just don’t want to follow rules for your own apartment. You don’t want it to conform to any other interior styles, let alone the mainstream one.

As you want it to be as comfortable as you want it to be, as a kind of lair. So, if it looks a little messy, that’s part of your personal statements, like this homey grungy small apartment.

At first, this white apartment might look messy, but after a while, you find it simple and effective (and even visually enchanting) to be a home, a simple home –not a pretentious apartment.

2. An Efficient Apartment should have effective room layouts

Having an apartment means that you need to be able to organize it, so you won’t have to feel cramped. For the reasons, many apartment interiors have open layouts.

The layouts enable you to have unhindered view of the overall apartment interior spaces. As for the room separation, you could use tables or rugs (just to name some) as the marker.

In this example, the kitchen areas are separated by dining table and the huge TV stand. So, from the living room area you won’t see the stove, sinks, fridges or any other kitchen stuff.

3. Modern minimalist apartment in 50s touches

Just like any landed homes, you always can have your apartment be done in certain styles or themes, from the most sumptuous classic themes up to the most refreshing contemporary minimalist styles.

Now we bring you to a corner of Italy, to one of the finest apartment in Carrara. This apartment should work well for you, if you love the modern minimalist themes.

Along with the modern tones, this apartment is also full of 50s’ iconic furniture, like the big sofa with their tapered legs, and the Eames’ Eifel dining chairs.

4. A Cozy minimalist small apartment

Having a small apartment doesn’t mean that you should live in a cramped and miserable life. To avoid the disaster, the key is finding the right interior layout.

Minimalist theme is a reasonable approach for your problem. If you want to have it snug and cozy, pick the Scandinavian variant.

The result is this compact and comfortable minimalist apartment. You have all the apartment features in a limited spaces, but you still can breathe as the apartment looks spacious, neat and organized.

5. Green apartment accessories: potted plants

Having an apartment in minimalist styles might, sometimes, gives you a cold and ‘detached’ feelings. You just cannot in tune with the rigid lines often accompanying the minimalism in the house interior.

To reduce or even get rid of the feelings you can balance them with something natural. For this, you might need the indoor plants.

Not only as accessories, these indoor plants also help to maintain the air quality of the indoor area. It also helps to inject characters into the room.

6. Simple and functional room partition with shelves

You might want a little privacy which an open layout apartment won’t give you enough of it. Considering the reasons, you need to install room partitions, whether it’ll be a portable or fixed one.

If you don’t want to have a fixed partition (such as brick wall partition or the like), you should find the portable one, so that you can remove it easily in case you don’t want it anymore.

In this example, the living room and bedroom is divided by a partition which also serves as book shelves. It doesn’t look heavy and even add minimalist atmosphere into the living room.

7. Warm wooden floor for your Scandinavian apartment

If you want something minimalist wrapped in natural properties, then you need to try Scandinavian styles.

That’s the main difference between a minimalist style and the Scandinavian. The first often uses glasses, metals and any other man-made materials. Meanwhile, the latter loves to use natural materials.

This apartment is a good example of a Scandinavian apartment. It warms with natural materials, from the floor up to the beams. Resulting an inviting and pleasant living space.

8. A luxurious minimalist apartment design

You should go into a sumptuous and heavy interior setup to have a luxurious apartment interior. A luxurious look also doesn’t depend on furniture with exorbitant prices.

It’s all about organizing your apartment interior into an efficient way, and fill it with quality materials, things that durable and timeless both in value or aesthetic.

For example, take a look at this apartment’s design. Seeing this apartment setup, now you might have had new insight that you even can have classy and luxurious apartment even with only a handful furniture. The key is quality materials and an exceptional room design.

9. Room separation with countertops

For the reason of space, contemporary apartments often have no wall partitions. In place of them, you might find the alternative in the form of portable room dividers or certain features in the apartments.

A common feature you often see as the divider are the countertops. They’re common features in apartments, you can find them on top of kitchen tables or kitchen islands.

Kitchen Island and their countertops are often used as marking area to separate the kitchens and living room areas. They give seamless transition from one to another places –and won’t make a small apartment look cramped.

10. Black-themed minimalist Small apartment

Neutral colors, mainly white, might be handy to make the interior of small apartment look bigger. But, there always exceptions.

You can always have black-themed apartment, whether it’s big or small one. All you need to do is a good color balancing in mind.

Use a lightest colors as the background color (white in this example), then layer it with shades of blacks and make the stuff with bold black colors as the centerpiece, the showstoppers. Add natural colors to balance them all (wood colors in the example). And your setup is completed.

11. Floor options for your apartments

One of the most often neglected spots in the apartments, floors are actually are assets to make the whole apartments look impressive. They infuse part of the apartments’ soul.

Now you have many choices of floorings. You can have the natural floorings like woods, marble, or granite. But also can find the more affordable choices like tiles.

Modern tile-making technologies now can replicate the natural patterns easily. But, still, if you want to have the warmth of the nature inside your minimalist apartment, natural-sourced materials are still the best –like this wooden floor.

12. Minimalist fresh and colorful apartment

Cheer up the apartment with pops of color. Yes, neutral colors are safe ways to make your apartments feel cozy. But if you want something energizing, try to add a splash of color into it.

Some of you might feel how bland this white is if this apartment has only white in it. Then goes the black, just a bit of it, as a balance.

Next, the natural color comes, the wooden floor. And then you may experiment with vibrant colors with the furniture: red, blue, soft pink or else. The result is a most refreshing apartment.

13. The feel of farmhouse atmosphere in your apartments

Some styles are so cute you want to replicate them in your apartments. Take the farmhouse style for an example. This style is so popular among the urban folks, probably from its pleasant nostalgic vibes it generates.

Though small, this kitchen apartment is able to put farmhouse aura into it –And you already can feel the cozy air in it.

The most iconic feature, the farmhouse sink’s so stand out it bring your memory back into pleasant days in your country homes years ago.

14. Minimalist vintage apartment to escape from hectic life

Don’t want to replicate only parts of the old sweet themes you love most? This apartment shows you how to go back in time but still enable you to retain the modern conveniences.

Seeing this apartment you might feel the vintage touches all over the place, from the color themes, lamp fixtures, up to furniture. They’re all bring the vintage atmosphere back into the contemporary living area.

But here you still can retain the clean modern minimalist lines, so you won’t lost track of time –which you still live here at the present.

15. Snug wooden apartment to inspire

Here again, the advantage of wooden structures are highlighted to the utmost. This small apartment, wood materials dominate the room layout –from the beams, walls, down to the floors.

If you want to find a peaceful haven, this apartment theme might worth to consider. Wood materials are the best in giving you natural warmth needed in facing the daily often cold world.

To balance the woods domination, put colors into it. In this apartment you put a plush blue couch and classic rug side by side with the dining table.

16. A minimalist apartment, pleasant and inviting

Talking on an apartment accessories, you have several options of them. In fact, as the meaning of accessories are so fluid, you may find them in surprising number –depend on how you view a thing or things as accessories or not.

In short, you may find apartment features which also serve as accessories. But you also find an accessory which only can be used as an accessory, like wall tapestry.

This apartments has several functional accessories, like lamp fixtures, indoor plants, the ottomans, and the rug. The painting is an example of purely interior accessory.

17. A shelf to add small apartment living room’s dynamic

You don’t want your apartments look flat, so you need to add features for a more dynamic look. Installing a shelf helps you fill the needs.

In a small apartment living room like this illustration, a shelf is a handy additional storage area where you put any of your favorite and presentable items.

To highlight the minimalism of the room and to keep the room tidy, the floating type of shelf is worth to try. And here’s the stunning result.

18. Fluffy minimalist Parisian apartment

This time we’ll take you to a wander around into a Parisian apartment. After several list of lean and simple-lined apartment interior designs, now we’d like to introduce you this fluffy minimalism.

The rigid lines of minimalism here has been counterbalanced by several fluidly-designed furniture, by the chic and classy fluffy couches and the table.

To add the warmth atmosphere, neutral rug are spread on the floor. The minimalist fireplace hood complete the setup.

19. A Simple efficient bachelor apartment design

As a single, you probably only want basic features in your apartments. Though so, you need to keep it from being a messy place.

This minimalist apartment design might inspire you, if you happen to have a messy bachelor apartment. This small apartment has all the basic stuff for a single –and it looks neat and organized.

The key here is the effective room’s arrangement which maximize the use of shelving structure and minimalist style.

20. Unique countertops for your chic apartment

A kitchen island as a room statement? If you go into regular islands, you end up to have conventional room partition often seen in the interior design webs or magazines.

This example wants to take you further than just having a regular kitchen islands. You need to update it with a more unique one.

Unlike the other kitchen islands, this island only consisted of a slab of roughly-finished countertop, supported by a side boards and a big support structure. It looks awesome in its rough look, and even suitable to be your room’ statement.

21. Black and white minimalist luxurious apartment

Black and white is a timeless theme. You may find it in every fabric of life. In the interior designs, you might have known well the chequered patterns of the floor.

This time we’d like you to meet this luxurious minimalist black-white apartment. You might remember to Nordic styles, as they also are well-known with black-white theme.

But this apartment is purely minimalist, with all the industrial materials fused into the room, like the charcoal black panels, metal lamp fixtures and the like. All are lending their qualities for all the luxury look in this apartment.

22. Transitional tiles for the room’s partition

You might need a more natural and fluid ways to un-obstructively dividing the floor areas of your apartment, so here we bring one of the solution for you.

It includes two different type of floorings. The first will be the main supporting floorings; while the second will be the ‘dividing’ floorings.

In this example, the main flooring is the wood floor. To separate the kitchen areas and living room, hexagonal tiles used with the bordering area are scattered randomly, to make uneven but artistic dividing area.

23. White Nordic industrial apartment

We have briefly talked about Nordic style, now we move in and take a little tour into this chic minimalistic apartment.

Just like the regular Nordic style, this apartment use black and white color themes, imbued with other neutral colors from natural sources, the wood colors.

Here the piece-de-resistance is the brown modern Womb chair, supported with tapered wooden legs. It infuses warmth into the room along with the green leafy plants.

24. Cute minimalist kitchen for a studio apartment

This kitchen setup is so compact you need it for your updated studio apartment.

In general, there’re three kitchen types (according the layout respective to the wall next to it): the wall kitchen, the L-shaped kitchen, and the U-shaped kitchen.

This kitchen is a wall kitchen, as it hugs the wall –both the sink and cooking areas. You usually meet this kitchen in small apartment or studio apartment like this. It’s easy to maintain and won’t eat your spaces.

25. Small minimalist green apartment

Is it possible to go green in a small apartment? Of course. Going green isn’t about room sizes, it’s about your personal intentions.

This small minimalist apartment, for example, can use any available space in it for greenery and still look spacious and elegant.

You have dozen of indoor plants to picks, just find one or two which suit well for your needs. As for the media, you might need planter boxes, plant containers, or even hanging plant pots.

26. A cool minimalist hipster apartment

This idea should meet your high standard of uniqueness of things, including your living spaces. Here you meet a hipster apartment.

Just like the name implied, this hipster apartment is so unique it different from the regular apartment floor plans listed here.

The metallic cubical at the center of this apartment isn’t empty structure, it hold the bathroom. The bedroom itself is hidden above on kitchen area. In short, if you want a quirky apartment this kind of hipster apartment is yours.

27. Minimalist contemporary apartment

Still looking for another unique apartment? If so, this apartment with puzzle wall should be yours.

Instead covering the wall with paints or wallpapers, this apartment use awesome puzzle-like boards. The combination of yellow and neutral colors of the boards make this apartment look fresh and playful.

Splashes of yellow color here offer cute balance to the white-gray tone of the apartment. The clear white floor and ceiling helps to keep the overall look calm, not overwhelmed by the vibrant yellow color.

28. Minimalist apartment with indoor plants

Here again, you have a small apartment full of indoor plants. Yes, if you want to stay in touch with the nature, you need to have one or two plants in your apartment.

Still don’t have the plant options? If you want the easy one, you might need to find simple and low maintenance plants like succulents or cacti.

The other plants might offer you lush and leafy greenness like pothos, jade or rubber plants. Like the flower plants? Try geranium, begonia, or poinsettia. The choices are wide.

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There’re so many minimalist apartment designs out there that unfortunately cannot listed here. But, we hope, all the carefully picked designs here may represent all the themes you’d like to find so far –whether it’s about the color or accessories.

Here we also listed small apartment ideas with all the features, from its floor, shelf, and even to the countertops. That’s it. Have a nice day.

Along with all the modern home designs, probably only the Quonset hut homes have the most obvious characteristics: their curved roofs. Due to their unique roof designs, then you might then know those huts as arch buildings.

Though now you often see the huts as homes, once the huts were the main staple of the US Navy when they want to have a dependable quick-to-build shelters for their troops.

Some said that the Quonset name came from the location where the huts developed by George A. Fuller’s manufacturer company, at Quonset Point Naval Air Station. During WW II, the huts were shipped to almost all parts around the world where the US navy in action.

After the war, the huts began to reach the civilian as simple but dependable homes. The sturdy constructions could last a long time with proper care. Now if you are inspired to have this cool huts, here we have some of superb Quonset hut homes to inspire.

1. A Charming Desert Quonset Hut Home

If you’re new to this particular home design, the hut has several charming benefits. The firsts, probably the most attractive one is that it very affordable to build.

If you want to find the cheapest home with steel structure, that’ll be the arch home. From the structure stands point, the home is make sense. As with the hut you, practically, need only to build the roof, without any supporting columns.

The hut is also flexible for your needs and your living locations. Here you have a charming small desert Quonset home.

2. Modern Minimalist Quonset home

The US Navy loved the Quonset designs because they can prefabricate the structures and shipped them all around the globe. Along with the versatility, the troops also are happy with how to assemble the huts.

As the second benefits of Quonset homes is that they’re the easiest to assemble. In short, you don’t need fancy tools to build these kind of homes.

The homes usually come in a prefabricated materials. All you need is to provide the lots and the foundations (or outer walls, like the example), and you can have your homes quickly assembled.

3. A Futuristic Contemporary Minimalist Quonset Home

When the navy wants to make housing programs for the returning navy troops after the WWII, they picked up the huts as the main housing design.

They’ve already known the efficiency and quality-built of the huts’ design. Furthermore, they don’t need to heavily invest on the tools to build the houses –as the ordinary people with basic carpentry skills and tools can do it.

The hut also lets you have rooms to improve. With the limited unique forms, they still gives you the opportunity to make them look astonishing with your own styles, like this huts in futuristic style.

4. Like to Have a Larger Room? Try to Have an Arc Building

An arch building, the fancy name for the hut, is your better choice when you want a dependable home with a larger interior space.

In fact, the huts are among the home designs with the largest free interior. The reason is that a hut won’t need rafters or beams to support its roof. The arching metal roof need no support whatsoever.

This way, you get an uninterrupted interior space ready for any interior layout designs, from the most rustic up to the most contemporary interior designs.

5. Luxurious Interior of a Quonset Home

In a regular Quonset, your home have no walls like the ordinary homes. The roof serves as the wall as well.

For the openings at both ends, it depends on your choices, whether you want let them open or have it walled in your tastes –for a protected room interior.

As we previously said, you may put any interior styles into your Quonset hut homes. Here, for example, you have an idea of a Quonset with a luxurious interior designs. The classic windows blend nicely with the soft-toned interior colors and furniture. Awesome.

6. A Quonset hut in Eclectic Moods

Back in the early days, a Quonset home gives you only the basic, the arching home itself. But that’s more than just enough to live in comfortably –though in the most basic senses.

Along with time, you find new developments, where you find that a Quonset also works well with other styles. Along with its flair to easily be expanded lengthwise, you also may blend it with other home styles.

In this home, you find a Quonset perched nicely on an industrial platforms, fronted with a spacious deck and gabled front entrance.

7. Modern Quonset Hut Homes in Industrial Vibes

Continuing the benefits of Quonset hut designs, along with its reasonable price, you also is offered with robust structure. An arch structure is one of the strongest structure in architecture designs.

For the reason, you don’t need to worry about bad weather, heavy snow, wind, or even an earthquake with this Quonset home.

Along with the effective designs, the light materials of the homes also contribute strongly to the robust quality of the homes. In this example, a combination of industrial metal frames with light cladding materials works perfectly in turning the Quonset into a cozy modern home.

8. An Inviting Rustic Quonset Home Interior

When the Fuller’s manufacturer company were commissioned to make a durable and practical living space for the US Navy, they only have 3 months to do the job.

The result was the one of the most iconic architectural designs in the USA, the Quonset huts. It’s portable, efficient, adaptable and loved by the navy and all US allies. The huts served well as barrack, field hospitals, latrines, and else.

The Quonset seemed to face a decline in the mid-70s, but now the cotemporary people love to have it back among their contemporary choices. And sometimes they fit the interior with the most heart-warming designs ever.

9. A Quonset Huts with Arch Covered Front Porch

So far you almost always met regular Quonset hut homes with their basic look, as they have more than enough space for your daily living activities inside.

But if you want to add other home features, the huts also offer you the spaces. You may install additional features like patios, decks, or even porches.

In this example, you meet a hut with a covered front porch. The wood structure of the porch is a great compliment to the otherwise bare and simplistic hut. It also gives you a comfortable covered outdoor spaces for your activities.

10. Just who is the real designer of the Quonset hut?

Back to the basic question, “Just who’s the designer of Quonset home?” Here you’ve at least two names to mention. Both of them are employees of George A. Fuller Co.

The first name is Peter Dejongh. He is an engineer of the company. But other said that another man deserved more than Peter, Otto Brandenberger –as this man is an architect for Fuller.

Who’s the real designer of Quonset huts? Then it’s up to you. Even you may name Peter Norman Nissen, a major in British army major who, in WWI, developed field huts similar to the Quonset.

11. Quonset Hut Homes with Barn style Interior

Once, a Quonset hut was a handy solution for the commanders to provide temporary lodging system for their troops. They make the huts hospitals, halls, bunks, and also latrines.

The original Quonset huts measured 20 by 48 feet (around 6m x 14m). But you also can have the larger one, measured up to 40 by 100 feet (about 12m x 100m).

You may combines both sizes to get the desired sizes of homes. In its basic look, they only offers corrugated metal sheets and the metal structures. But, if you want the raw barn style look, it’s more than enough to get your friends impressed –like this one.

12. Quonset Hut, a Home for Your DIY Project

The best thing of Quonset home is probably its adaptability. You can have it almost anywhere, provided you have the strong flat foundations.

You also have it in kits, just like a Lego toys. All you have to do is to assemble the huts according to its manual. You even just need simple tools of your regular DIY projects to assemble the hut.

As it comes in kits, provided you’ve already set the foundation, you can assemble your hut kits quickly. Ask electrician and plumber to do the rest, and you have the hut ready.

13. Quonset Home with Spacious Interior

Once the navy veterans could have a Quonset hut home for $27 per month. With the rent money, they could have a 2 bedrooms Quonset with a bathroom. These feature should enough for a small family.

Thee Quonset homes then became a part of American architectural designs. The homes are also popular, that they are became a new postwar icon of the American landscape up to the end 1970s –their decline

Now you still can find some beautifully preserved original huts. If you’ve had one once, you probably still could remember how spacious the interior is.

14. Contemporary Quonset Home in Lavish Minimalist Style

Over time, you’re not only meeting metal-roofed Quonset homes. You can see several other materials being used as the home materials.

For the more rugged and dependable materials now you also often see concrete Quonset homes. It offer better room insulations, mainly for the colder regions. In also offers superb sound proofing.

In this example, you find a contemporary modern Quonset home with lavish minimalist styles. The glass walls that dominated the entrance offer a light and fresh atmosphere. The green landscape added the peaceful air to the home.

15. Wood-dominated Warm Quonset Interior

The first Quonset huts of the navy are made of galvanized steel. The materials are rugged, though a bit heavy for the present standards.

Fortunately, now you have several material options of metal for your modern Quonset hut homes. For a hut, you probably won’t have the same metals all over as before –now you may have different metal types for the Quonset, for the better quality Quonset.

Now you may find high quality steel sheets for the more durable and stronger Quonset. In this example, the interior of a Quonset is lined with wood panels to get rid of the cold air of metal structures and offer the warmer and more pleasant interior.

16. How to Choose the Right Quonset Home?

If you have an idea to purchase a Quonset home, then you have several things to consider before having one.

About the materials, you can always depend on a metal hut. But, if you want something different in mind, you can always have other materials that suit to your purposes.

Then you need to find a trusted or branded Quonset manufacturer, a company which already has the name in the Quonset home businesses. Before the deal, make sure to check all the bolts and nuts.

17. Types of Quonset Huts?

There are, actually, several types of Quonset huts. Here are three of them: the Q model, A model, and the S model.

The S model is what you’ve seen so far in this list, except for the list number 14, where you meet a Q model Quonset homes.

You can find the A model example in the list number 18. The differing aspects of all the model is the roof model. The Q offers the widest structures, S gives you the regular Quonset, and the A provides accent structures on its tops.

18. A Rustic A Model Quonset Home

This Quonset home model looks different from the other existing huts in this list. As we hinted previously, this is an A model of Quonset home.

The most characteristic feature of the model is its pointy top, in opposition of the regular smooth top Quonset huts.

As an alternative of the regular one, if offers more room areas than the S regular Quonset with its straighter side walls. In this example, you have a small rustic cottage style Quonset –enough for your comfortable retreat haven away from the hectic rush hours of the downtown areas.

19. Modern Vintage Interior of A Quonset Home

Having a Quonset home offers vast opportunities to experiment with the interior. The possibilities are endless, you can use any interior designs in your minds.

This simple Quonset home highlight its structural materials, the corrugated metal sheets, and make it a simple but charming background for the furniture inside.

The modern corrugated metal sheets brings the futuristic touches to the vintage furniture insides the Quonset. The layout is simple, but inspire a warm and pleasant feeling without having to feel being trapped inside a big arch, thanks to the big glass entrance.

20. A Charming Quonset Hut Home in 50s Style

For the last list, we offer another modern tone for your Quonset home. We bring back the 50s style into the interior.

The 50s has several timeless collectible items. Almost all of them are still cool enough to be in your living room.

These pairs of Eames molded plastic chairs in this picture is an example of how the 50s icons are style doing great in our contemporary homes.

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You’ve see almost all the awesome Quonset hut homes idea in this short article. You have it small or big, modern or vintage Quonsets. All are for your pointer in finding a better Quonset homes.

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Want to update the existing fireplace? Then you need to consider a double sided fireplace. The new trend gets its footing only recently, but has garnered lots of fans all around the globe.

After so long being placed along the wall, now fireplace is the new centerpiece of the house. It’s your new focal point in the house. It also inject a certain contemporary touch to your home.

If you have an open layout interior in the house, the fireplace also offer a new way to divide your rooms, with the fireplace structure as your room’s partition.

Not only in the middle of the room, it’s not uncommon to set the fireplace as the transition spot between the indoor and outdoor areas.

Those are only a fraction of coolness of this new type of fireplace. If you’re now interested in the fireplace, here we’ve picked you some of the awesome double sided fireplace.

1. Double sided Fireplace Insert in Concrete with Wood Storage

A regular old fireplace offered only a fraction of the heat generated to warm the room, the rest of the heat is blasted out of the chimney. The old only has 5% efficiency, so now you often meet insert structures.

An insert is an iron or steel structure lining the inner wall of the fireplace. The purpose is to reduce the heat lose and increase its efficiency.

Propane, gas, electric powered inserts only some of the regular inserts you meet in the market. The one in the following example is a double-sided/two-sided wood-burning fireplace insert.

2. An Efficient Electric Two-Sided Fireplace

Having a two-sided fireplace is great, it also makes you feel safer, as it has sturdy glass and iron structure enclosing the fire –Mainly if you use gas or wood-burning as the main fire source.

If you have an electric fireplace, you don’t have to deal with the fire. Unlike the wood-burning fireplace, the electric fireplace has higher efficiency.

It also is cleaner, as you don’t have to deal with any chimney-cleaning or ash removing. For the reasons, the f

ireplace often an option in an urban or contemporary homes.

3. An Indoor Outdoor Fireplace for Pleasant inside-out Activities

A vital benefit of a two sided fireplace in the house is that you it can cover larger area with only a fireplace. For example, you can easily warm a dining room and a living room with this fireplace –if you install it at the center of the house.

Another option is that you can warm the house simultaneously both for indoor or outdoor activities. This where you pick an indoor outdoor fireplace.

With the right placement, like this example, you will always warm at home –both indoor or when you’re outside on deck or patio.

4. Ventless Two-sided Fireplace for Easy Maintenance

For home heating systems, you have at least to options: the vented or ventless fireplace. The difference is obvious: you want the fireplace has chimney or not.

The ventless fireplace offer no chimney, you may pick the gas or electric ventless. With the rise of efficiently sealed homes, this kind of fireplace also is on the rising demand.

With a ventless, you don’t have to worry about sooth or ash all over the room (if the chimney blocked), it also gives you the cool urban look.

5. Double Sided Fireplace Design for Uneven Rooms

Once, you only have an option when it comes to divide a house interior into rooms, that’s by walling the interiors.

Then comes the portable partitions systems. And now you have the two-sided fireplace.

Now you use the fireplace as a room divider. With is double-sided characters, it can heat up at least two rooms adjacent to it.

This cool fireplace might worth considering when you want to have the kind of room divider. It divide two different level of rooms in awesome way.

6. A Gorgeous Minimalist Fireplace, Two-sided Type

Having a double-side heating system in the house is a thing, but then you should consider the room lay outing. You need to think about the right theme for each side of the fireplace.

You may set different theme for both rooms sandwiching the fireplace, as most people do. But some suggests that you need to use the same theme for each room, mainly if you’re into minimalist theme.

This room gives you an example of the theme. A Regency fireplace divide the modern minimalist rooms seamlessly without having to make the room looks fractured.

7. A Cottage Style Outside-Inside Fireplace Idea

As a home feature, 2-sided fireplace is a relatively new trend. This way, you might find that it comes in higher price than the regular one.

But, if budget is not an issue, then you might need to consider the fireplace when you want to update the existing fireplace in the home.

In this example, you have another cool outside-inside fireplace. This time you have a wood-burning not see through for a cottage house, complete with its four chimneys for the in and out hearth.

8. Rustic Fireplace (Double-sided) in a Rustic Home

A fireplace, double sided style, also looks great for a rustic living room setting (actually, not just they style, most of the home interior designs).

Along with its functionality and its aesthetic values, the fireplace also offer double charms and warms unlike any other regular one-sided fireplaces.

This rustic fireplace is only one that offer those qualities. Its natural stone’ frame stand in the middle of the room, giving unique focal point to both the living room and dining areas.

9. A Slim Awesome Gas Two-sided Fireplace for a Modern Home

Two-sided fireplaces come in a variety of structure styles. You might find a fireplace with natural stone structure fireplace surrounds. On the other hand, you may find the structures also serve as supporting wall for the roofs.

But, for the fireplace structures to look balanced, you need to consider the forms to the overall room styles where they stand.

In this example, you find a modern room with a roomy atmosphere. And even the fireplace, in its slim design, seems to boost the atmosphere. It’s good as fireplace and focal point all at once.

10. Craftsman Outdoor Double Sided Fireplace

As you’ve meet mostly indoor two-sided fireplace, now it’s time to meet the outdoor types. The fireplace, just like any other fireplace here, is also flexible enough to accommodate the overall style of your homes.

This outdoor fireplace, for example, is set in Craftsman style. If you love quality wood works, this style is one of the best choices.

The combination of wood works and natural stone structures surround the fireplace is gorgeous, making your evening moment more pleasant.

11. Glass-enclosed Fireplace for Contemporary Home

You might want a fireplace, the double-sided type fireplace, that’s so clear it won’t disturb your visual. The one that’s truly blend in with the room.

For the reason, you need to consider of having a glass-enclosed fireplace, just like the following example.
Not only offer two-ways visual experience, thanks to the glass cage, you also can see the flame in 360 degree view.

12. Electric See through Fireplace for Small Apartment

A double sided fireplace for a small apartment? The new heating technologies enable you to have a cute fireplace in a limited area, like a small apartment.

An electric see trough fireplace should be in under your radar when you want to update the existing fireplace with the new one.

The fireplace has minimalist design which would not present problems when you want to install it in the room. It even divides your room in efficient and aesthetic ways.

13. An Inside outside Fireplace with Classic Mediterranean Touches

Again, here you meet an indoor outdoor fireplace, but now you have it in far more luxurious and extravagant ways.

This fireplace, slim and tall, serves as heating system for the living room and the pool area outside. That’s the main purpose.

Along with the basic purpose, the structure also offers you fantastic focal point with its intricate pattern of its copper structures.

14. Elongated See through Electric Fireplace

Talk about types of two-sided fireplace, you have several to choose. The first, probably the most popular, is the elongated types.

As the name implied, the fireplace has elongated opening –as you can see from the following example. It’s a ventless electric double side fireplace.

The design enable the heat to spread wider all round the room. Like to have one? Be sure to choose the right sizes, as the wrong size only makes your room looks bad and makes your bank account shrink.

15. A Wood-burning Double Sided Fireplace Design

The sound of wood crackling, the blazing fire, and the heat that warm your soul in a chilly days are just awesome, nothing can’t beat the sensations.

An indoor type of this fireplace often use gas or electrical power as the fuel. But this time you’ll have a wood-burning two-sided fireplace.

This see trough wood-burning fireplace design suits well for this industrial home interior, separating the dining area and living rooms. It looks robust and contemporary with the metal-concrete combination.

16. A See through Fireplace for Modern Home

Back to the types of see through fireplace, along with the glass enclosed fireplaces which over you 360 degree of views, you also find three-sided types.

This fireplace lets you see from 3 sides for most warming occasions. You also has triple joy, as you can enjoy the warmth from three points around the fireplace.

This fireplace works well for a small room. Where it helps you to define and adds personality in the room without having to overwhelm the other features in the room.

17. A See through Fireplace in Scandinavian Look

If you want to find a warm minimalist theme, a Scandinavian theme is one of the best options available. It has minimalist and efficient characters which should cheer your chilly days.

A combination of quality materials and superb room lay outing make this style always looks great, for small or large rooms.

In this Scandinavian home, a see through minimalist fireplace divides the room without reducing its minimalist characters. The idea is about finding the right fireplace style with the room –and this living room has the right one.

18. Low Two-sided Fireplace for a Room Partition

Sometimes you just don’t want the double sided fireplace in the room looks too obvious, you want it blend in so nicely it’s not even looking like a fireplace.

For the purpose, the following example might worth your attention. The fireplace fits perfectly with what you’re looking for.

The fireplace is low enough to match the shelves flanking it. It helps you to have unhindered views to the overall room, making the room looks even wider and brighter.

19. A Luxurious Modern Bedroom with See through Fireplace

Sometimes you need to treat yourself with a little privacy in luxury. This time we offers you how a fireplace can turn your bedroom into an awesome retreat haven.

So, now you need to update the bedroom with a two-sided. You have several spots to install it. For example, install the fireplace between the bedroom and your reading room.

Another example is in this awesome luxurious bedroom setup. You place the fireplace between the master bed and the bathroom. See how cozy it looks.

20. Outdoor Tropical Fireplace, Double-sided Style

Once you had to depend on woods to survive in the winter days. Now you have other alternative stuff as the fuel for your fireplace. They also offers design flexibilities which work well for almost any interior or exterior designs.

The new tech are also offers you more convenience. You don’t need to make fire every time you need to warm the house. Now you just click a button and that’s all, you have a snug room –indoor or outdoor.

This time you have an outdoor see through fireplace in a tropical setting, ensuring you to always have pleasant moment all days.

21. An Industrial double-sided Gas Stove Design

Industrial gas stove is another type of fireplace. This fireplace’s resemble an old stove and even now you can still use it as a food warmer as a standalone fireplace.

The gas stoves are made of durable metal which could last for generations. For the reason, you don’t need not to worry about its maintenance.

This gas stove usually has industrial style, which offers simple and light designs. It also comes with double-sided features for double heating your rooms.

22. An Eclectic Vintage Industrial Fireplace Idea, Double-sided

Eclecticism shows your personal tastes in the more unique ways. As blending different styles into a great new style needs certain aesthetic talents.

This old but updated industrial living room looks so charming with contemporary metal fireplace as its focal points. Either style won’t overwhelm the other style, they blend in nicely.

23. Double Two-sided Fireplace for Double Heating Power

When a fireplace is not enough to heat your home, then try to double the number. Make it two and make sure it see through with double side feature. It’s great for a room.

If you love the idea, this idea helps you to start the project. Here you find double fireplace installed in the center of the room.

They divide the room unobtrusively, separating the living room and the bar seamlessly without limiting your views.

24. A Not See Through Fireplace in a Stone Wall

Along the list here, most of the fireplaces shown here are of see trough fireplaces. But you also have another option, the more conventional one.

The idea is by installing a not see through fireplace in the center of the room, with each side of the fireplaces facing to the opposite rooms.

In this example, the fireplaces is framed by stone wall, making the modern living room and dining area look charming and rustic.

25. A Low Modern Double Sided Fireplace

The last fireplace will be light, low, and slim, it’s suitable for your modern homes. If you have a small living apartment and want to update the fireplace, this fireplace design will work as well.

Modern style, mainly with the 50s vibes like the following example, use natural and fabricated natural extensively. It blends the materials in minimalist style.

The interior of this modern home is divided by a contemporary concrete-metal double sided fireplace, which give the room its updated 21 century ambience.

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We almost covered all the types of double-sided fireplace ideas and designs around. Now that you’ve see some of the coolest for indoor or outdoor (or both) purposes, we sure that your next step of finding the right fireplace is easier.

Like the modern, contemporary, or rustic fireplace? Or even you want an eclectic one? It’s the time for you to answer. For now, have a good day.

Bike enthusiasts know better that nothing can separate them from their beloved bikes. The bikes have become one with their living styles. And from the reasons, they even go far and length in finding the better bike storage ideas for the bikes.

A bike in modern senses came in the middle 19 century, invented by Ernest Michaux and his partner Pierre Lallement. The legendary bike with asymmetrical wheels Penny Farthing came a little later. It succeeded by modern bicycles, the safety bicycle, in 1885.

After the 1885 invention by John Kemp Starley, bikes practically had no important changes –both in designs or mechanisms. Even now you still can see the basic ideas, though they’re liveried in modern designs and features.

Like to biking but still have no suitable place to keep your bikes? Here we’ve picked you some awesome 20 bike storage ideas to spark your ideas and finally executed them into gorgeous bike storages. Let’s check them.

1. A Bike Wall Rack Bike Storage Idea for Efficient Bike Shelter

Your garage probably is the most versatile space in the house. Along with its main purpose as your cars’ shelter, it also holds other things of yours, ranging from gardening tools up to the workshop tools.

If you need a place to shelter your bikes, a garage also is a handy place. You just need to find empty corner spot of the garage and fix some bike wall racks onto the walls. That’s it, you have an efficient and space-saving bike shelter.

2. Simple Garden Bike Shelter

So what should you do if you don’t have the garage to store your bikes? You have several options, as you can use almost all parts of the house as the bike shelters. If you don’t want to store the bike in the house, try this outdoor garden bike shelter.

Being out of the house doesn’t mean that your bike will be exposed to the elements. The trick is by installing this dumpster-like bike shelter. Put this covered shelter out in the garden or next to the house and your bike will be safe and covered from rain, sun, or snow.

3. A DIY Bike Storage Idea, Peg Style

Finding a place for the most precious bike sometimes give you challenge, mainly if you have limited spaces. If you have the problem, then you should consider this simple but effective bike shelter idea, you even can make it yourself in a DIY project.

All you need is a couple durable wood pegs and strong wall. For the tool, you practically only need a hand drill. Then find the suitable wall, any free wall, and fix the pegs (after neatly drilling it) –and you have your neat space-saving bike storage.

4. Minimalist Wall Rack for the Kids’ Bikes and Others

Having a growing kids in the house doesn’t mean that you always see a messy house all the days. This simple bike storage idea helps you to sort out the mess and give you a clean and neat storage system for their bikes and other wheelies.

Here you have a pair of steel bar racks on the wall, they are spaced evenly on it. Along the bars are steel pegs where you may hang the kid’ bikes. Not only bikes, as you can see in the picture, you also may hang several other of the kids’ toys and stuff.

5. Outdoor Wood Bike Shelter, Sliding Style

Having a bike shelter in the garage is easy, but you often find it’s hard to get the bikes out if the car still in it –mainly if you have small garage. For the obvious reason, you need an outdoor bike storage system which is handy enough to accommodate your needs.

This rustic storage system should enough for your needs. It’s simple, its wood materials also look rustic and blend nicely to the surroundings. The Storage system uses railings for the storing/retrieving modes: just pull out the container if you want to pick the bike. It’s that easy.

6. Pole Rack Bike Storage System

You surely don’t want the premium bikes of your collection to rot outside, as you know that pieces of beauty should have their proper places. You may put it on a special places (for your pride), like this piece of idea.

This contemporary bike storage system won’t eat much of your places, as it’s so space-saving. It’s only consisted of an industrial black pole racks with handy pegs along its body, where you may put the bikes on them, just like the example here.

7. A Chic Plywood Bikes Storage Idea

Having several favorite bikes often make you undecided when it comes to show which one is better to show off than the others. Then, if you have the problem, why not show them all at once in a bike storage which also serves as a bike display?

Need an inspiration? Try this indoor plywood bike storage system. This minimalist unconventional bike rack enables you to show your favorite bikes at once without having to make one of the bikes looks less gorgeous than the others.

8. Hanging Bike Storage with a Helmets Rack

Finding a right bike storage system for a small space can give you a head ache, mainly if you still confined to the conventional bike storage designs. To avoid the problem, try to find the more contemporary bike shelter ideas, just like this one.

This hanging bike rack should satisfy your need to storage the bikes and still gives you ample space for other purposes. The design is just like the previous kids’ bike storage, only this time it is also provided with an open shelve for your helmets.

9. A Multipurpose Outdoor Bike Storage System

A garden shed makes your garden neater. All the garden tools, which often make the garden look messy, can be stored in the shed, which then hide them from eyes. Now you also turn the shed into a cool bike storing system.

Along with the other gardening tools, hoses, and else, store your bike in the shed, just like the picture here. You have a safe haven for the bikes (and helmets) in this multipurpose garden shed. Before placing the bike into it, just make sure that you have big enough shed for the bikes.

10. Contemporary Bike Rack for Small Apartment

Living in a small apartment often presents you with space allocation’s problems. You should be careful in planning the flooring layout or your apartment will feel cramped and even messy –and it even get messier if you have a bicycle in the house.

Need a handy and space-efficient bike storage idea? This small floating bike rack suits well for your apartment. It’s contemporary and durable enough to hang the bike. It also serves as an open shelve for your helmet.

11. A Cheap Chain Bike Storage

Along with the peg bike storage system, this idea probably is the cheap alternative of cheap ways of storing a bike. You even can DIY it in a matter of minutes. All you need is a strong steel chain and the bike hangers.

You also need two sturdy anchors to hook each ends of the chain, in this case you have two wood structures as the anchors. Once set, you only need to hang the bike hangers/hooks then flip your bike and hang it by its wheels. That’s it.

12. Outdoor Metal Industrial Bike Storage

Sometimes wood shed just won’t be enough for your living areas, due to harsh weather or for security reasons. For you with the similar problems, you need the more rugged shed like this tough industrial shed for bike and your biking tools.

This garden shed for bike is made of sturdy industrial grade metal which more than enough to handle the outside elements impacts. Its minimalist design and finishes ensure you that this shed suits well for outdoor and indoor uses.

13. A Multipurpose Knock-down Bikes Storage System

When you have no time for a DIY project to build simple bike storage structure, you still have the chance to have a contemporary-looking bike storage in an easy and quick way, try to find a knock-down bike storage like this one.

This plywood bike storage product is easy to assembly. All you need is a hammer, as to assembly the product you only need to joint its parts one-by-one. You need the hammer to tighten the joints. Once completed, you have a bike storage for adult or kid bikes.

14. Outdoor Bike Shed for the Garden

As a bike enthusiast you often need a handy but secure spot for your bike, a place where you can grab the bike easily and ready to roll. This outdoor bike shed might worth considering if you want to find the kind of spot.

It’s a backyard open shed which will provide shelters for your family bikes. The robust structures also ensure that your bikes are securely sheltered. Lastly, if you also want a rustic look, the robust solid wood materials are incomparable.

15. A Stylish Wall-mounted Bike Rack

If you have no additional space for the bike, then turn the bike itself as part of your wall decor. There’re ways to do the scheme, including the way this industrial apartment organize the indoor bike rack, so that it makes the bike feels like an integral part of the wall decor.

The key is in finding the point of interest of the room. In this apartment, your eyes are drawn to the brick wall and black industrial metal structures, so you only need to hang a butcher hook on one side of the structure for the bike to make it part of the visual impacts –just like the example.

16. A Cheap DIY Rack for Bike Storage System

Like to have another interesting DIY project for a bike storage? Previously, you have met pegs bike rack for cheap bike storage system. Now you have the other alternative. It’s also cheap, even cheaper, as for this project you use repurposed stuff.

If you happen to have a piece of unused PVC drain pipe, turn the material into this hanging wall rack for bike. For this design, you need to make sure that you have a sturdy anchor for the pipe. As for the notch styles, it’s up to your creativity, not only limited to the one in the example.

17. An Artful Apartment Bike Storage for Classic Touches

Seeing all the list so far, you might think that a bike storage system should look minimalist and functional. That’s not particularly true, as you can have a bike storage with fluid form factors that in the end look charming and even classic.

One of the example is here. If you want fluid lines on the bike storage and look cool in your apartment, then you need this one. Here you have a wood storage, carved in classic lines that blend well the living room area.

18. Butcher Hooks for Cheap Bike Hanging Storage

A hanging storage gives good benefits, one of the most important is that the mode can save much of your room space. You have several option for hanging storage designs, from the most sophisticated ceiling rack system up to the cheapest one, like this one.

In this list you meet a cheap way to store your bikes, that’s by hanging them on butcher hooks (the one you often see in butcher shop to hang the meat). Put a railing system on the ceiling as the hooks’ anchors and you have this handy bike storage system.

19. Circular Outdoor Big Storage for Office

If your company want to go green and the office need a space-saving bike storage system, you need to try this outdoor bike storage. Almost all list in this article talk about boxy shed or wall-mounted bike storages, now you meet the different one.

This bike storage resembles a ferry’s wheel you see in a fair, but this time the riders are not you, but your (or your workers) bikes. Along the wheels are pegs to hang the bikes. This way the wheels can hold several bikes at once.

20. Minimalist Bike Storage for a Small Space

The last list of these bike storage ideas will be a minimalist bike storage for a small room. So you might want to install one in your apartment (or small homes) to show of your favorite bikes or shoes, as this storage also serves as shelves.

Overall, the interior storage’s design suits well with a minimalist room with its simple and efficient lines. It also offers you an artistic touches with asymmetrical ‘broken’ line of the top parts, where your bike may sit coolly on it, and adding visual impact to the room.

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That’s it. We have outlines some of the coolest bike storage ideas around, some will be most suitable for the indoor use or garage, while the others for outdoor purposes. You’ll also find some of the most unique designs up to the simplest one.

You can even can build some of those ideas with simple or repurposed materials in DIY projects. Lastly, we hope you enjoy this small article.