Toys storage

A messy room full of toys can feel overwhelming, but keeping it tidy doesn’t have to be a struggle! Give every toy a fixed, functional, and beautiful place so the room remains an oasis of calm. Discover smart ways to store toys and make the most of the play area.

Tidy up with a toy cabinet

Do you want to better store your children's toys? A practical toy cabinet for the nursery can be the perfect solution to sort all those toys in a practical and organized way. Tidying up after play has never been so easy: each item effortlessly finds its place in the correct drawer or box.

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Two TROFAST room dividers with a different patterned curtain pulled across the top of each in a shared children’s bedroom.

TROFAST storage system seen from above, with a light blue storage boxes pulled out to show LILLABO train rail pieces inside.

Two light white stained pine TROFAST frames with a tabletop make a desk in a children’s room with a FLISAT stool in front.

A TROFAST room divider in the middle of a shared chidren’s bedroom with orange, lilac and mesh boxes in it and toys on top.

A light white stained pine TROFAST wall storage

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Quick and flexible storage with a storage basket

A toy storage basket is the ideal solution for quickly and efficiently tidying up scattered toys. Thanks to its spacious size and flexible shape, it’s perfect for storing toys, stuffed animals, or even dress-up clothes. After playtime, simply place everything in the basket and return it to its designated spot.

Close-up on SKOGSDUVA storage bag on the floor in front of a children’s bed, with toys scattered around it.

Three storage trunks are stacked under a KURA bed and a quilted mat lies on the floor with a SANDLÖPARE activity book on it.

Boy picking up a basket full of organized toys

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Safari-themed storage basket, colourfully designed with savannah scene, handles on both ends.

Align with your interior

Toys rarely come in earthy shades. It's often all of those primary colours that create a feeling of chaos. Try to match the storage space in the children's corner with the rest of the living room as much as possible. Or, choose a distinct colour on the wall. Or what is also smart, is to choose a neutral coloured rug as a play mat or use sturdy suitcases for storage.

Store toys in a practical toy chest

You can also put one or two large wooden storage boxes in front of a wall, in which you can store all the different toys, arranging them in smaller storage boxes. On the crates you can put cushions, making a cozy sitting area out of it.

A STENMUS mini play kitchen on a SMÅSTAD bench with toy storage with FLISAT wall storage above it in the corner of a room.

Organize toys clearly with boxes

Plastic storage boxes are not an ideal accessory for your interior, and they look better when they are not in plain sight. Boxes made of fabric with a pattern, or in the form of a sturdy suitcas, are much more aestethic.

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