Wall storage tips

When living in a small space, wall storage is a true space saver. But why settle for just storage? Add a workstation too – and your TV, plants, lighting, displays and more. Small budget? No problem. Here’s how to fit it all in.

A living room with an entire wall with shelves and cabinets dedicated to books, toys, collectibles and magazine storage.

Well-sitting storage simplicity

How about a new, wallet-friendly series for the full storage combination you need? Shelving units, cabinets and TV benches for a coordinated look that blends well with other series – so you can add a nice workstation too.

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A living room wall with white shelves, white BAGGEBO cabinet with glass door, white LENNART drawer unit and MARIUS stool.

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Creative display behind glass doors

Valuable collectibles, delicate decorations and other favourite items sit well in a cabinet where they can be on display – but out of reach behind the glass door. This also keeps the dust out.

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A metal/white BAGGEBO cabinet with glass doors and glass shelves displaying red vintage items like a telephone and toys.

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Generous cabinet for generous play

It seems that you can never get enough storage at home. Preferably close at hand and behind closed doors. That way, it’s easy to clean up after play time, for instance. Just round up the toys in boxes and stow them away.

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A white BAGGEBO cabinet with door holding two yellow and one black UPPRYMD boxes with toys and a train track on the floor.

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Sustainable lighting

More sustainable lighting isn’t just about what bulb you choose. It can even include the material the lamp is made of. This little work lamp has been awarded for its resourceful design in recycled plastic – and provides great work light too.

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