Childrens Bedroom Storage Boxes

Childrens Bedroom Storage Boxes

Whether you live in a big house or small apartment, there's no such thing as too much storage, especially in your bedroom. Keep your sanctuary clutter-free with these genius tips.

Mommy Vignettes

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Turn an IKEA bookshelf into a storage bench.

A simple bookcase from IKEA turns into an even better storage solution with this smart trick. Turned on its side, the bookcase becomes a, easy-on-the-eyes storage bench. The openings easily fit baskets, perfect for organizing shoes, clothes and more.

Get the tutorial at Mommy Vignettes.

JKorsbonDesigns.com

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Make a built-in cabinet.

Even though it's a little more time-intensive, built-in storage is always a win-win. It doesn't take up any extra space, and what's better than that? In this example from J. Korsbon Designs, a built-in jewelry cabinet is found behind a mirror. As another space-saving solution, here's how to install an entire built-in dresser.

Courtesy of Always Rooney

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Design Sponge

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Turn a magazine holder into a mini desk.

Using a wooden magazine file from IKEA, this blogger converted it into a catch-all shelf/desk. Just stain it, put it on its side and mount it. It quickly became a great spot for keys, loose change and mail.

Get the tutorial at Design*Sponge.

Via WooHome.com

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Build a multi-purpose headboard.

If you have a headboard that simply looks pretty, you're doing it wrong. Take advantage of the space above and to the sides to house books and other bedside essentials.

Get the tutorial at Two Make a Home.

Shanty 2 Chic

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Make a frame shelf.

Frames are obviously a go-to for displaying photos, but they can do way more than that. In this project, blogger Shanty 2 Chic turned old frames into storage shelves that doubled as wall decor. This storage solution is also surprisingly simple. All she had to do was make a box from wooden panels and glue it on the frame.

Get the tutorial at Shanty 2 Chic.

Laura Thoughts

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Make a magnet board.

Chances are much of your cosmetics are piled up in a makeup bag, basket or drawer. Not only can that method get messy fast, but it can take valuable time out of your morning as you rummage through your pile of eye shadows. Make your life easier with this space-saving trick that's fun and simple to make—hang it next to your bedroom vanity.

Get the tutorial at Laura Thoughts.

Courtesy of Beate Hemsborg

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Ditch the standard nightstand.

Standard nightstands are useful, but there are better ways to maximize the storage potential of the space next to your bed. Instead of nightstands, opt for a rustic trunk or a small desk. Carts and stylish filing cabinets also make great options.

See more at Beate Hemsborg.

Jennifer Decorates

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Turn wooden crates into storage superstars.

Shanty to Chic

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Use up vertical space.

If you don't have much space to work with, concentrate on building up instead of building out. These floating shelves, for instance, are stylish and practical. What makes them even better is their budget-friendly price tag—each one came out to just $40 in wood.

Get the tutorial at Shanty 2 Chic.

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Childrens Bedroom Storage Boxes

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