If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. Cleaning & Organizing Storage & Organization 12 Storage Pieces That Will Double as Décor in Your Home Streamline your space with these stylish multi-purpose furniture and organization essentials. By Nashia Baker Nashia Baker Nashia Baker is a skilled writer and editor in the journalism industry, known for her work interviewing global thought leaders, creatives, and activists, from Aurora James to Stacey Abrams. She has over five years of professional experience and has been a part of the Martha Stewart and Martha Stewart Weddings teams for the last 3 years. Editorial Guidelines Updated on January 30, 2023 06:04PM EST Photo: Courtesy of Pottery Barn An organized home is a happy one—but the prospect of getting organized might not make you jump for joy. While the process of evaluating what you have, and getting rid of the excess, takes time, patience, and commitment, there are a few ways to streamline this task. Start by incorporating storage-savvy décor pieces, which pull double duty when it comes to form and function. This is particularly important if you're looking to tidy up a space that traditionally requires an organization system, like a playroom, kitchen, or office, says Hattie Collins, the owner and creator of Hattie Sparks and Hattie Sparks Interiors. And while built-in shelves or simple cabinets "go a long way in helping keep these rooms organized and looking intentional, as opposed to an afterthought," you don't have to renovate to get organized, she explains. You can simply buy pieces that double as décor and storage solutions, says Marissa Hagmeyer, the co-founder of NEAT Method. To help, we rounded up some of our favorite aesthetically-pleasing, storage-maximizing options on the market right now. Maximize Your Home's Storage Space with These Top-Rated Under-the-Sink Organizers Martha Stewart Cedric Accent Ottoman Courtesy of Overstock $429.99, overstock.com If you're in the market for newer (or even vintage) items, look for options that have storage solutions built right into their design. This ottoman, for example, can hold blankets or other living room essentials thanks to its built-in lower veneer shelf. South Shore Axess Desk Courtesy of Wayfair $179.99, wayfair.com When shopping for an office desk, opt for one with plenty of shelving and drawers, Collins says. This option from South Shore has a series of cubbies and shelves along with a drawer and slide-out keyboard tray. Neat Method Cane Basket Courtesy of Bloomingdale's $74, bloomingdales.com Consider a chic storage container that can corral essentials—and look good doing it. "This basket has an acacia wood frame and rattan-cane panels to give it structure with an open, light feel," Hagmeyer says. "Your shelves and furniture will stay protected with it's felt covered bottom—and items can be kept out of plain sight in style." Pottery Barn "Sanford" Rectangular Coffee Table Courtesy of Pottery Barn $499, potterybarn.com Sure, your coffee table is a place to display some of your favorite curated objects and books, but selecting a piece with drawers, like this one from Pottery Barn, allows you to tuck away the items (like remotes, gaming controllers, and more) that are less aesthetically-pleasing. Red Barrel Studio Ironwood Tufted Upholstered Low Profile Storage Platform Bed Courtesy of Wayfair $233.99, wayfair.com Need more storage space in your bedroom? Collins recommends a bed frame with built-in compartments below to house out of season clothing, bedding, and linens. Neat Method Lined Acacia Bin Courtesy of Neat Method $62, neatmethod.com In need of other baskets? Try these out for size. "This sturdy acacia bin is lined with a textile-friendly fabric to keep even the most delicate contents completely out of sight," Hagmeyer says. "The natural wood and neutral liner look beautiful with a vast array home décor." West Elm Courtesy of West Elm $2,099, westelm.com Not only is this console the perfect home for your TV and any other media devices, but it is made with sustainably-sourced wood and complete with a stylish, water-based finish. Home Decorators Collection Midnight Kitchen Cart with Butcher Block Top Courtesy of Home Depot $460.67, homedepot.com A little more storage in a kitchen goes a long way. And if you don't have an island, you don't need to install one: Instead, house pots, pans, and other mealtime essentials in this mobile piece and easily move it to the best spot. Better yet, it is neutral enough to blend in with the rest of your décor. Pottery Barn "Aubrey" Entryway Storage Bench Courtesy of Pottery Barn $699, potterybarn.com This bench is more than a chic addition to your entryway. It also includes a drawer, adjustable shelf, and drop-front cabinet, which mean it can hold virtually any front-of-house item. Spirich Home Freestanding Storage Cabinet Courtesy of Amazon $115.95, amazon.com This chic piece's open shelves provide easy access to towels and a place to display candles, while the closed cabinets can hold your toiletries. The three tiers of extra storage make this unit great for tucking away odds and ends. Castlery Harper Side Table Courtesy of Castlery $449, castlery.com Made with engineered wood and an oak veneer frame, this side storage table has a sleek finish. The piece has a tambour door to enclose all of your belongings in style, too. Bellona USA Chair in a Box with Storage and Stain-Resistant Fabric Courtesy of Overstock $378.99, overstock.com If you are tight on storage options in your living room, look to your seating area to maximize your space. This chair has a storage compartment underneath the seat—and it's nice to look at, too, thanks to its mid-century modern design. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit More Good Things Shop Martha's Prime Day Deals Now, Including Bedding, Cookware, Home Décor, and More Le Creuset Is Retiring This Popular Color—Shop the Final Sale Now 20 Entertaining Essentials That Make Dining Al Fresco More Enjoyable