There are several ways you can incorporate exterior storage solutions that match the interior organization concept of your tiny house. Here are some ideas:
1. Built-in storage: Consider adding built-in storage units to the exterior of your tiny house. You can use the same material and color scheme as the interior shelves, cabinets, or closets, so the storage seamlessly blends with the overall design.
2. Hide storage behind siding: Utilize the space between the exterior cladding and the house frame to create hidden storage compartments. These could be accessed through hinged panels that match the siding or an external door that seamlessly blends with the overall design.
3. Utilize vertical space: Install shelving or storage containers on the exterior walls of your tiny house to make use of vertical space. You can choose shelves that match your interior storage units to maintain a cohesive design.
4. Rooftop storage: Consider building a roof rack or installing secure storage containers on the roof of your tiny house. This area can be used to store bulky or rarely-used items, such as outdoor equipment, seasonal decorations, or camping gear.
5. Outdoor storage shed: If you have enough space around your tiny house, consider adding a matching outdoor storage shed. This shed can be used to store items that are not frequently used, such as tools, garden equipment, or bicycles.
6. Integrated storage benches or seating: Incorporate storage into your outdoor seating areas or decks. For example, build benches with hinged lids that provide storage space inside. This can be a great way to utilize space while ensuring a cohesive design concept.
Remember to consider the climate and weather conditions when planning your exterior storage solutions. Make sure the storage units are weatherproof and secure to protect your belongings.
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