Step ladder storage ideas

Yesterday’s high kitchen storage post led us to the inevitable: shopping around for step stools. But once you have a step stool for reaching those high cabinets, you probably aren’t going to have it out all the time. So, where do you store it in between uses?These are four ways to store a kitchen step stool that are convenient and keep the stool out of the way when not in use. Plus, a few are so hidden that the owner is probably the only one privy to their whereabouts!

From deep charcoal to dusty white, gray is a versatile option for color in the kitchen. It’s a refreshing take on neutral that’s slightly off the beaten path for kitchen colors and can be taken to a level of dramatic sexiness, if you so desire…The quality of light in your space will affect the color, and placement will influence the overall aesthetic. This collection of interiors showcases a few succssful options for those thinking of going gray in the kitchen.

Step Ladder by Karl Malmvall

You need a step stool, but they’re just so unattractive. Try one or more of these 5 strategies to hide a step stool without compromising on style or practicality!

Because clearance for the door didn't allow the shelf carcass to be deep enough to support both the ladder's legs, it has to hang from a substantial hook inside that slot that was designed for it.

You need a step stool, but they’re just so unattractive. Try one or more of these 5 strategies to hide a step stool without compromising on style or practicality!

You need a step stool, but they’re just so unattractive. Try one or more of these 5 strategies to hide a step stool without compromising on style or practicality!

Interesting idea Folding flat step stool hidden in end of cabinet

We’d like to have Marie Kondo-like discipline and tons of square footage to work with. But alas, those aren’t the cards we were dealt. Here, 30 genius storage ideas for small spaces that we’ll be implementing ASAP.

Is your new ladder in the garage, taking up too much space and always in your way? Why not store your new extension ladder on the ceiling so it is never