Kids' storage finder: what storage does your child's room need?
Answer three quick questions and we'll suggest the kinds of storage that will make the biggest difference in your child's room.
Question 1 of 3
Our suggestions
Kids' wardrobes
Hanging space scaled for children's clothes, often with shelves or drawers.
Kids' chests of drawers
The most efficient home for folded clothes, at a height children can reach.
Toy storage
Low units, boxes and cubbies that make tidying up easy.
Kids' storage units
Shelving and storage units for everything else.
Kids' shelves and bookcases
Shelves and bookcases to show off favourite books.
Kids' storage beds
Drawers and cupboards under the bed free up floor space.
Nursery dressers and storage
Storage for tiny clothes, nappies and muslins, some with changing tops.
Storage tips for kids' rooms
- Always secure wardrobes, chests and bookcases to the wall in a child's room.
- Keep everyday things low so children can reach and put away their own things.
- Mix closed storage for clutter with open shelves for favourites.
- Measure the space in front of drawers and doors so they open fully.