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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Jennifer Ebert

Invisible storage is taking over – and Black-ish actor Tracee Ellis Ross is a fan of this subtle trend

Invisible storage

The minimalist aesthetic has been around for a while, but invisible storage walls take this one step further, with the aim to conceal as much of your homeware as possible to create a sleek and streamlined, ‘barely there’ aesthetic. Wonderfully discreet, invisible storage is all about hiding away the unsightly or untidy accessories to let the fabulous parts of your home shine.

Similarly to invisible kitchens, it would appear that many people no longer wish to show off a plethora of objects, but instead, strip these spaces back to their bare essentials, and keep them well and truly hidden.

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