Collection: Furniture Storage

Bedroom storage covers the units that keep a room tidy beyond the wardrobe — cube shelves, cabinets and shelving that hold clothes, books, shoes and clutter. The right piece depends on what you're storing and the space: open cube units for books and baskets, closed cabinets to hide clutter, tall shelving to use wall height. Measure the wall and decide whether you want things on show or tucked away.

What kind of bedroom storage do you need?

Match the unit to what you're storing:

• Cube storage units: open squares for books, baskets and displayed items, and you can add fabric bins to hide the messier cubes.
• Storage cabinets: closed doors to hide clutter completely, best for a tidy look.
• Shelving units: tall open shelves and storage shelves that use wall height for books and folded clothes.

Open shelves or closed cabinets?

The choice is about how tidy the contents stay. Open shelves and cube units keep everything visible and within reach, which looks good for books and styled baskets but shows any mess. Closed cabinets hide the contents behind doors, which suits clutter you don't want on display and keeps dust off. A mix works well — open cubes for the things you want to show, closed cabinets or fabric bins for the rest. If the contents are neat, go open; if they're messy or dusty, go closed.

How do you use vertical space for storage?

A tall, narrow storage unit holds as much as a wide one while taking less floor, which matters in a small bedroom. Going up the wall with shelving or a tall cube unit frees the floor and puts rarely-used items up high, everyday items at eye level, and heavy items low. Anchor tall units to the wall so they can't tip, especially if children are around. In a small room, a tall slim unit beats a wide low one for storage-per-square-metre.

Common questions

What is a cube storage unit?
A cube storage unit is a grid of open square compartments for books, baskets and displayed items. You can leave cubes open or drop in fabric bins to hide clutter, mixing display and hidden storage.

How do I stop a tall storage unit tipping?
Anchor it to a wall stud with the bracket or strap many units include, and keep heavier items in the lower shelves. This matters most in a child's room, where climbing can tip a loaded unit.

Open or closed storage for a bedroom?
Open shelves suit books and styled baskets you want on show; closed cabinets hide clutter and keep dust off. A mix of both gives display where you want it and hidden storage for the rest.

What storage suits a small bedroom?
A tall, narrow unit holds a lot without spreading across the floor, so it beats a wide low one in a small room. Using wall height frees up floor space.

Can I pay for bedroom storage with Afterpay?
Yes. You can split it with Afterpay, Zip, Klarna or PayPal Pay in 4. Our storage units start from $62, which is four fortnightly payments of about $15.50.

Complete your bedroom

Bedroom storage pairs with the rest of the room. Add a wardrobe for hanging clothes, a chest of drawers for folded items, and bedside tables by the bed.

A $62 storage unit splits into four fortnightly payments of $15.50 with Afterpay, and Zip, Klarna and PayPal Pay in 4 do the same. Every order ships from our Australian warehouse, dispatched within 1–2 business days, with a 12-month warranty and 30 days to return it. We're a family-run Australian store, going since 2016, rated 4.66 out of 5 across 5,363 reviews.