Mudrooms & Entryways
Entryway and mudroom storage for the coats, bags, shoes and everyday essentials that arrive home with you.
Explore the DetailsGarage Storage · Lawrence & Northeast Kansas
Make room for the way you live.
Garage cabinetry and storage planned around parking, household equipment and the hobbies that need a place of their own.
Storage for the way you use the garage.
Owner-supplied garage photographs show tall cabinets, a work area and lower storage at the window.
Protect the space you need for parking.
Begin with the vehicles in place and the doors open. Notice where people step out, carry groceries and move toward the house. Cabinets that appear to fit an empty garage can interfere with that routine. The design also needs to account for the garage-door tracks, operating equipment, existing utilities and anything that must remain accessible.
Separate frequent use from seasonal storage.
Tools, sports equipment, gardening supplies and holiday items have different access needs. Keep frequent-use categories near their point of use, and give bulky seasonal objects a deliberate location. Heavy objects require suitable support and placement; shelf capacities and anchoring should be confirmed for the selected system and wall conditions rather than guessed.
Build a mix of concealed and accessible storage.
StoreWall slatwall, hooks, shelves and baskets offer flexible wall storage for tools, sports equipment and everyday gear. Plan the wall system alongside your cabinetry so each has a clear role.
Cabinet doors can contain visual clutter, while open shelving or an appropriate wall system keeps frequently used gear within reach. A work surface may support a hobby or maintenance routine when the room has the space. Consider how drawers and doors operate with a car parked nearby, and leave clear paths to the house and equipment.
Choose finishes for the actual environment.
A garage may experience different temperature, moisture and cleaning conditions from an interior room. Discuss those conditions before selecting a system. The supplied Garage palette is a visual starting point, not a promise that every cabinet material suits every exposure. Review the product specification and care instructions for the proposed application.
Consider an exterior screen only where suitable.
For an eligible garage opening used as an open-air activity space, a retractable exterior screen may be worth discussing. The structure, opening, exposure and operating arrangement must be reviewed independently of the storage plan. It is not a substitute for the garage door, security measures or code-required access. Bring both storage and shade questions to the consultation if they relate to the same space.
Planning an open-air garage space?
Ask about retractable exterior screen options for an eligible garage-door opening.
Explore the OptionsFrom First Conversation to a Considered Plan
A clear way forward.
Understand the space.
Share your goals, room photos and the everyday problems you want to solve. We discuss the scope, location and what matters most to you.
Develop the details.
Review the proposed layout and material direction. Measurements, product suitability, installation responsibilities and the next approvals are confirmed for your project.
Plan the next step.
Work through the proposal and project sequence with Sara. Timing depends on the design, selected products and current availability.
Good to Know
Your Questions, Considered.
Can storage be designed while keeping both parking spaces?
That is a useful starting goal. Vehicle size, door clearance, the entry path and the proposed cabinet depth all need to be reviewed together.
Can you include retractable screens?
Eligible openings can be discussed as a separate exterior-shade specification. System suitability depends on the opening, mounting structure, exposure and intended use.
Consider the Whole Home
Connected ideas for your project.
Self-Installation
A designer-led path for hands-on homeowners who want a thoughtful storage layout and are comfortable discussing the work involved in installation.
Explore the Details
Interior & Exterior Shades
Thoughtful light control for your rooms. Shade and screened comfort for outdoor living.
Explore the Details
Start with the space you have.
Bring a photograph of your current garage, including the everyday clutter. It helps identify what needs a home and what the new layout should make easier.
Talk with Sara About Your GarageA Considered Beginning
Let’s make time for your ideas.
Choose a complimentary in-home or Google Meet consultation, then select an available time with Sara.