When one room has to serve multiple functions, creating zones is one of the best ways to keep things streamlined. You can divide a space in all sorts of ways — a rug, a standing screen, strategic furniture placement — but using a dresser or shelving unit as a divider is especially smart because you also get storage. And when numerous things are happening in one space, storage is essential. The catch? When a dresser lives in the middle of […]

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