The Hidden Zones of Our Lives: Rethinking the Spaces We Contain A pigeon's untimely visit to Leslie Banker was more than just an annoyance; it highlighted the importance of designated spaces for containing everyday messes.
For decades, interior designers have advocated for areas specifically designed to corral clutter before it spreads chaos throughout a home.
According to Albert Betesh of Cicognani Betesh Architecture Studio, these "dirty zones" are not just about aesthetics but also serve as a first line of defense against clutter and chaos.