When space it tight, sometimes you just have to be a little more ingenious with the details. For instance, check out this built-in cabinet that also houses a stair: More

Going modular can be a great way to create a lot of storage with a flexible layout in your apartment. Just start with a single component and multiply as needed: More

Many innovative and artistic cabinets were shown at Design Miami / Basel 2010 — most of which are one-of-a-kind or limited edition and will not be mass-produced. Here are some of the stand-out designs... More

When she's not lounging at her insanely cool cabin by the sea, Studiomama — aka Nina Tolstrup — is busy in her… studio. Featured on Dezeen is her new Reveal storage and display cabinet — a piece perfect for displaying your favorite objet d'art, and hiding your mess. More

We recently sat down with Alan of Alancraft for the first time since he built a small kitchen cabinet for our apartment. It's been several years, but he's busy as ever creating custom woodwork projects all over Manhattan. He brought us up-to-date on his portfolio, some of which we're sharing here: More

Named Armor this oak sideboard from Netherlands-based designer Dave Keune was created as an almost-secret place to store valuables. More

I adore Josef Frank textiles and furniture but since my budget does not allow for buying furniture via Christie's Auctions, I always just figured owning one of his decoupage dressers would remain a dream. More

When I left my cozy marketing job in April to become a furniture maker, my friends and family were a wee bit baffled. And who could blame them? To me, a screwdriver was just a cheap cocktail and a joint — well, I won’t go there. But after a summer at Maine’s Center for Furniture Craftsmanship, I’m proud to share my first major piece, a mid-century style entry table. More

Materials: Walnut, walnut veneered plywood, aspen, aluminum
Price Point: $600

"Undefined (yes that's the name) is totally handmade. It was influenced by the cantilever that is daringly used in modern architecture. I wanted to be true to the material though. I didn't attempt to hide the fact veneered ply was used (you see it when you open the drawers) or that the walnut "strips" in the drawer have knot holes. I believe that all materials can be beautiful if we allow them to be..."

There is a little shop in Hoboken that I pass by occasionally — but today what I saw from the door made me go inside to take a closer look. This beautiful secretary has a few little hidden storage compartments which of course makes it even more of a find. More