It's possible to maximize space in even the tiniest of rooms. From clever hideaways to hanging shelves, here's how to make the most of your living space.

To save floor space and create a sense of airiness in a bedroom, use a bracketed shelf instead of a nightstand.

Using a twist on under-bed storage, the area below a store-bought loft bed becomes a welcoming small-scale study.

Don't have the space that a walk-in closet demands? Try building a walk-by against the wall in your bedroom.

If you don't have a spare room, just dedicate a corner to creativity. This compact cupboard keeps all your supplies in one spot, so you won't have to search for paper or paint when a crafty mood strikes.

The space under your bed can be put to sensible use with these rolling bins, made by attaching casters to a wooden box, drawer, or wine crate.

A single shelf or several that fit into the corner of a room can display much more than you think.

Short on floor space? Create a stylish, space-saving shelf using decorative chains.

Our folding windowsill shelf is a smart way to create a temporary extension for displaying arrangements, frames, and more.

If you devote a corner of your room to mending and other tasks, suspend small containers filled with sewing supplies directly in front of you, rather than stacked on a desk, to maximize table space.

Here's another way to create an under-the-bed organizer: Make rolling drawers fitted with snap-on covers that keep dust at bay.

A ready-made plate rack can be easily transformed into a child's bookshelf that takes up hardly any space at all.

No space for a home office? Keep folders, supply organizers -- even a bulletin board -- right inside a chest in your bedroom.

A hutch or sideboard can be quickly retrofitted to accommodate all your office essentials. Silverware caddies, painted to match the hutch's exterior, organize pens, scissors, and a stapler and can be carried to the table when needed. A pull-out shelf made with drawer glide hardware ensures hassle-free access to the laptop and printer. Cords are kept out of sight by a concealed surge protector (situated behind the computer).