10 Ways You Can Use Your Living Room Furniture as Storage

You can easily build or buy an ottoman that acts as a storage unit! These are great because they look nice, they’re really comfortable, and they have so much hidden storage capabilities! You can keep anything from extra blankets to video games organized.

If you’re in the market to buy new furniture, then consider storage couches. These things are absolutely fantastic, look great, and give you so much more storage than a traditional couch.

A tiered coffee table is great because it maximizes surface space and allows you to have more storage area while taking up less floor space. There are a few different designs, so choose the one you like and go for it!

I absolutely love having a reading nook in my living room; it makes things feel so much more comfortable and cozy. Just being able to curl up and read my favorite book is the best feeling ever! Create a nook out of an unused corner in your living room. Install storage underneath the bench, and don’t forget about shelving!

If you don’t have an actual nook, you can make a substitute one by  just using a storage bench with cushions and pillions. So great!

Get these fantastic nesting end tables that allow you to pull them out in time of need and have so much more space to put items and other objects. The smallest table could even double as a footrest!

A console table is great because it not only allows you to have more storage and organization in your living room (it’s great at storing board games, DVDs, and just about anything else) but it really pulls the room together

I know this isn’t considered furniture, but built-in storage in the walls of your living room is a great idea if you have the space and the DIY capability. You could put books, trophies, knick knacks, or anything else you think would go great there.

Get a storage coffee table with tons of drawers and pulls out that you can utilize. This is a pretty heavy piece of furniture, but it looks great and gives you the storage space you need.

Use your tables as storage by adding boxes underneath them or even making their legs out of containers or bins! To help fight the clutter, put a table skirt around the edge to make it look neater!