The grandiose firewood storage ideas offered by outstanding interior designers mean to not only store your firewood organized within easy reach but also add a unique style to the space around. For this you should put your firewood to work! This way you can create a system both functional and stunningly stylish. Depending on your house dimensions as well as the room your fireplace in installed in, consider a proper variant to use the space around.
One of the most efficient ideas of firewood storage is filling the logs beneath the stairs in an underutilized space. This idea is grandiose for both saving the space, which can be essential for small houses, and creating a unique interior. Be sure you will love this visually striking scenery as much as the one created with a metal bookcase full of books. A uniquely shaped bookcase (a round one may look great) installed on the wall in your living room is to be divided into several sections to neatly store fire logs, kindling and timber. The warm and inviting look of such a "wall art" is especially marvelous for rustic home interiors.
Another simple yet quite beautiful way of storing firewood is placing an antique trunk under a wall and filling it with firewood. A such like trunk can accommodate quite much firewood while requiring not that much room. You may be surprised but there are talented and creative interior designers that offer simply astonishing firewood storage ideas. Rebecca Cole is one of them. She suggests creating chairs and tables with chicken wire in gabion style and filling them with fire logs. Placing bright colored cushions above these chairs and using painted wooden planks as table tops, you are going to have a fascinating patio interior.
