Turn the large door into a large chalkboard for shopping lists or for drawing up a storm when you feel creative. This ID turned one side of the bomb shelter into a feature wall for a cosy, creative nook for the homeowner.

Custom shelves, as created by this ID, can be placed within the large storage space to create a safe haven for all your shoes. 

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Always wanted a secret passageway like in spy movies? This ID built a series of custom bookshelves slim enough to fit into the corridor, with a pivoting panel perfect for hiding the bomb shelter door. The storage options are endless and it’ll add some dramatic flair to your interior too!

Well, if you’ve got it, flaunt it right? This ID turned a portion of the door into a Parisian-themed white board. Removable wall decals are also a brilliant way to decorate a wall and door, and bring lots of lovely character into your home. 

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Take away attention from the chunky door by drawing the eye to something else instead, like a light fixture that’s both stylish and functional.  This ID made use of a light from Habitat to hang over the flush door that hides the bomb shelter.

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Not only do mirrors make your home appear larger, they’re great for hiding bomb shelters as this ID shows here. For maximum effect, opt for floor-to-ceiling mirrors.

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Cover your bomb shelter entirely with a beautiful plywood feature wall that brings a raw touch to this home. It also perfectly complements a white brick wall!

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Text: Home & Decor / Additional Reporting: Elizabeth Liew
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