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Storage Furniture for Every Room Storage furniture does two jobs at once: it holds what you need out of sight and it finishes the room. Mor Furniture for Less carries accent cabinets, entryway benches, hall trees, bookcases, storage chests and tall cabinets across hundreds of styles, so you can match storage to the space you actually have. Entryway Storage An entryway bench with storage keeps shoes and bags off the floor the moment people walk in. Pair it with a hall tree for coats, or choose a shoe cabinet for entryway use when floor space is tight. Narrow entry way tables work in hallways under 36 inches wide. Living Room Storage An accent cabinet closes off clutter while adding a finished surface for lamps and decor. Tall accent cabinets draw the eye upward in rooms with high ceilings; low console styles sit comfortably behind a sofa. Bookcases and shelving units handle books, baskets and display pieces. Bedroom and Bathroom Storage A storage chest at the foot of the bed holds spare bedding and seasonal clothing. Bathroom cabinets and linen towers keep towels and supplies contained in smaller rooms. Choosing Storage Furniture Measure the opening before you buy. Leave 3 to 4 inches between the piece and the wall, and keep 36 inches of walking space in entryways. For storage benches, confirm the seat height works with your door clearance. For cabinets, check whether you need adjustable shelves for taller items. Storage Furniture FAQ What are some small entryway ideas for storage? In entryways under 4 feet wide, a narrow storage bench with baskets underneath or a wall-mounted hall tree gives you a drop zone without blocking the door. A shoe cabinet with a shallow tilt-out front takes up roughly 10 inches of depth. How do you decorate a small entryway? Keep furniture to one piece with a vertical element above it, such as a mirror or wall hooks, so the eye travels up rather than across. A bench with closed storage reads cleaner than open shelving in a tight space. Wha