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Storage for life on the go

The first places your call your own might be more short term, like shared houses. Here are some lightweight, stackable, foldable ideas to take care of your stuff both when you’re sticking around and when you’re not.

The clothes-rack life hack

A clothes rack keeps your clothes organised, well-aired and in good nick, and makes it easy to choose what to wear. Also, castors make it perfect for moving around—or moving to a new apartment, for that matter.

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A white RIGGA clothes rack with several shirts in different colours and a young person in a green sweater leaning on it.
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Living in a box

Sturdy, see-through boxes are perfect for keeping all your belongings packed, but still accessible. Being stackable, they’re also ideal for a height-adjustable workstation.

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A young person next to four transparent 45-litre SAMLA boxes stacked on top of each other, filled with shoes and cookware.
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Quick fix for more clothes storage

Short of wardrobe space? These zip cases in durable synthetic fabric make it easy to keep clothes, bedlinen and towels handy— and they are compact enough to easily stow away under a bed, or on top of a cupboard.

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A young woman sitting on a bed next to a white PÄRKLA storage case with orange details, filled with clothes.
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Shoe racks for a tidy hallway

Shoes all over the floor make coming and going more difficult and dangerous. Stop your clogs from clogging up the space with this foldable, stackable shoe rack. It sets up in seconds and holds three pairs—or six, or nine. Tuck in three more underneath.

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A young woman sitting on the floor while arranging two pairs of shoes on a black GREJIG shoe rack in steel.
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A bag for a full day out

This spacious tote bag has many compartments, so it’s no trouble bringing a laptop, training gear, lunch box and whatever else you need for the day. Carry it any way you like—as a backpack, on the shoulder or in the hand.

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A young woman in a sweater and green winter jacket holding a heavy black 16 l VÄRLDENS travel tote bag with open zippers.
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Ideas for living with roommates

How to get me-time in a shared space.
How to get me-time in a shared space