BY: Nicole Sforza
Ensure that this area remains a sanctuary by keeping all your stuff under cover.
Stashing goods under the bed is convenient, but not when you pull things out and they're covered in dust. The queen-size Apollo bed lifts up to reveal room for luggage and more. (Organizing bins not included.)
To buy: $950, doorstorefurniture.com
Surprise Storage for the Bedroom
Jewelry Store
This wooden Get Organized photo frame holds six pictures on the outside and your prized baubles on the inside.
To buy: shopgetorganized.com
The pine display shelf conceals a handy drawer.
To buy: solutions.com
Surprise Storage for the Bedroom
Hide and Go Sleep
Stashing goods under the bed is convenient, but not when you pull things out and they're covered in dust. The queen-size Apollo bed lifts up to reveal room for luggage and more. (Organizing bins not included.)
To buy: $950, doorstorefurniture.com
Surprise Storage for the Bedroom
Tucked Away
The Cottage Smart bedside table features a three-plug outlet in the top drawer for charging gadgets (and keeping those ugly wires safely out of view). In white (shown), butter and dark pink.
To buy: $299, pbteen.com
Surprise Storage for the Bedroom
Animal House
Give your furry friend a place to rest--and store his toys, to boot--with the ZenHaus side table. Handcrafted by artisans from shiny fiberglass, it has a removable door. Also in red, black, and mint.
To buy: From $525, denhaus.com
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Reader comments (Page 1 of 1)
why on earth would anything stored under the bed be covered with dust? methinks whoever wrote that one needs to learn what a dustmop and vacuum are.
ReplyBack in '82 I had to stay in a Salvation Army Lodge. They had the same storage setup under the bunks there, and you could put locks on it.
ReplyThey have had these for years overseas. Had them on ships as well.
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