Under the Bed
Don't simply stash unwanted items under your bed and forget them. Utilize all that space as functional storage with easy rolling drawers that allow you to easily get in and out of them on the regular.
These smart pieces will save you space
and make your place look bigger
It’s a fundamental truth about interior design: Do you want your space to look larger and more stylish? You can't have a lot of crap then cluttering up your home. The key to a put-together interior is that everything appears to have a place. The easiest way to achieve this intentional aesthetic is by keeping your stuff organized and stowing away any unsightly piles. Make sure everything has a place and that place should be as stylish as the rest of your home. You don't have to embrace a minimalist's life or give up the items that you love, just stash your belongings on some smart shelves, slid under the bed or inside a handsome console or cabinet. We asked around and shopped some underrated sources to find you the best buys for your money. Below, you'll find a handful of solutions that will help you declutter the most commonly messy areas of a home. You may not need all of these, but we're guessing a few could certainly come in handy.
Don't simply stash unwanted items under your bed and forget them. Utilize all that space as functional storage with easy rolling drawers that allow you to easily get in and out of them on the regular.
White oak storage drawers,
$399 (for two) by Article
Solid wood under-bed drawers,
$105 / $75.99 by Muse Home
Rolling storage drawers with covers,
$49.99 (for two) by GumGlex
Stackable under-bed drawers,
$39.99 by The Container Store
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All that airspace languishing above your toilet is wasted. Yes, it's possible to have a stylish shelving unit in the bathroom. You might just have to spend a little more, but the ROI will be worth it when you can finally stash your stuff and get back some counter space.
Mid-century
$399 by West Elm
Bellwood toilet shelf,
$180 by Umbra
Bamboo over-the-toilet cabinet,
$429 / 189.99 by Dotted Line
Metal tower shelf,
$198 by Yamazaki
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Keep your entryway's floor clear of shoe piles by getting a piece of furniture that not only improves the style of your place but provides ample room to neatly store multiple pairs of shoes. The best ones will also allow you surface areas to drop your keys and other essentials.
Steel locker cabinet,
$329 by Mustard Made
Rattan shoe cabinet,
$249 by Daals
Shoe storage mirror rack,
$409.99 by East Urban Home
Solid walnut console,
$2,476 by Design Within Reach
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Typical nightstands have a small drawer that doesn't get used for much. And often, small space dwellers try to skip a bedside table for the illusion of more space. If you're trying to sneak in storage, why not use an actual shelving unit? Yes, it takes up more space, but it provides ample storage and display space.
Mid-century cubby unit,
$209.99 by Nathan James
Cannon low shelf,
$375 / $299 by Burrow
Hattåsen shelf unit,
$29.99 by IKEA
Open plan bookshelf,
$550 by Bludot
Let your bike or snowboard double as artwork when you mount it on the wall. The Copenhagen rack is a clean and modern solution, made from solid ash wood with a felt lining to product your gear.
$48 by Twonee
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