Kids’ Storage

Make Tidy Easy Every Day

Daily clean-up time is faster when shelves and drawers sit at child height, and kids storage furniture works best when little hands can reach handles and see what goes where. Use clear labels or simple pictures to help children learn the system, and keep walkways open to make the room feel safe and easy to use.

Storage For Toys And Play

Play can get messy in minutes, so kids toy storage needs simple shapes and strong parts that are easy to wipe clean with a soft cloth and mild soapy water. Open shelves facilitate quick clean-ups after building and pretend play, while low cabinets help children put things away on their own without assistance.

Put Books On Show

When covers face outward and kids book storage is low, children can pick a book easily, and bedtime feels calm. Many families like a small reading corner beside a shelf, and a soft rug and a small lamp make the space warm and inviting for quiet time and simple nightly habits.

A Place For Everything

A sturdy kids storage unit keeps sheets, pyjamas, and small toys organised so mornings and evenings run smoothly. You can pair a low shelf with a Kids Chest of Drawers for storing deeper items, and add baskets to sort small pieces, such as blocks and art supplies, so the top stays neat and organized.

Storage That Fits The Bedroom

Clothes, toys, and books all need space, and kids bedroom storage works best when the tall pieces sit safely against a wall and the low pieces sit close to the bed or desk. Leave room to walk around the bed and desk, and keep the area near windows and heaters clear to ensure the room remains safe and comfortable.

Baskets That Help Children Help Themselves

Soft bins and woven tubs make sorting easy, and a kids storage basket helps children group toys by type so they know where things live. Use a few large baskets instead of many small ones so packing away is quick, and keep heavy items low so little hands can lift safely without strain.

Front-Facing Shelves For Young Readers

A great addition to the kids bedroom or playroom is book storage kids can access on their own. This can include lower-to-the-ground pieces that are within the child's reach, as well as shelves that allow for the books' covers to be shown, so that kids can quickly find and retrieve their favourite reads.

Plan Your Layout With Simple Steps

If you are new to storage planning, sketch the room and mark the doors, windows, and power points so that pieces of Playroom Furniture fit together seamlessly. Also, keep tall storage on a sturdy wall to ensure it stays steady during daily use. Use low shelves near the play zone and place deeper drawers near the bed so nightwear and sheets are close at hand for quick changes.

Built For Real Family Life

Boori uses sustainably sourced timbers and durable components, along with water-based, low-VOC paints and tough laminates, designed for rooms the family uses frequently. We have a range of different kids storage furniture options in different styles, colours, and at different price points. These are designed to withstand the bumps and knocks that come with real-life use, so that you can continue to make use of the product for years.

Match Storage To Your Other Boori Pieces

Boori's range of storage furniture and Climbing Furniture are designed to make it easier to match functional storage pieces with our beds or cribs, simplifying the process of styling your kids bedroom or baby nursery. Using similar colours or materials makes it easy to furnish a space that has a cohesive look to it.

Quick Choices At A Glance

Use this list to choose what your family needs today and add more pieces later as your child grows and needs change. Keep the plan simple so children can tidy by themselves and the room stays calm and easy to use.

• Essential pieces: start with the most essential pieces for the room. For a kids room, this would most likely be a bed.
• Storage requirements: all bedrooms require storage for clothing and toys. Once you've decided on a bed, browse the different matching kids storage pieces available, and decide on which ones make the most sense in the room.
• Mattress and bedding: once you've decided on a bed, make sure to select a compatible and supportive mattress for it. Bedding essentials like a mattress protector, fitted sheets and a duvet ensure that the mattress surface is protected and that the bed can be comfortably slept in.
• Finishing touches: once you've got all the main furniture pieces planned out, look at different interior add-ons like rugs, wall art, and lamps, to add personality to the space and make it feel like a proper living space.

Care That Keeps Pieces Looking Good

Wipe painted surfaces with a soft cloth and mild soapy water, and avoid using rough pads that can scratch the finish. This ensures the furniture remains smooth and neat. Check the fixings from time to time to ensure drawers and doors feel solid. Also, keep cords tidy and out of the way to prevent tripping during busy days.

Grow The System Over Time

You can start small and add more storage as your child's needs change, and kids storage near me searches can help you plan a visit to see sizes and finishes in person. Keep the look simple with calm colours on the big pieces and use bright baskets and books for colour that can change in minutes when tastes grow and shift.

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