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How to use storage cubes to organise your life

A white shelf unit with two storage cubes and shoes inside and cushions on the top
Storage cubes are such a versatile solution for any room in your home, allowing you to create a spot for books, linen and so much more. With a few choice accessories, you'll have brand-new storage solutions to use year-round.

At the front door

Use a long cube at the front door or hallway to store shoes and baskets. You could also lay some cushions on top to create a sit down bench seat.

Storage cube bench seat with shoes and baskets in cavities beneath.

Tidy the kids' bedrooms

Add baskets for house toys and leave some cubes basket-free to display books.

Kids bedroom with a storage cube that houses toys.

A versatile bedside table

In your bedroom, cubes can be used as bedside tables with storage underneath.

Bedside table with cube storage underneath.

Create a tidy bathroom display

In the bathroom, use cube storage to display rolled up towels.

Cube storage unit with towels in a bathroom.

The perfect cook's companion

Use cubes in smaller kitchen spaces to store display and functional items like cookbooks and utensils.

Cube storage unit in kitchen displaying utensils.

A crafty solution

Create a craft station in a corner of your home, using a clever cube to store all your materials in one place.

Craft station made from cube storage unit.

More storage solutions

Explore the full range of storage solutions at Bunnings, each designed to create more space in your home. 

 

Health & Safety

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