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I suppose this is meant for a nursery, ’cause that’s what it says on the site, but really I’m thinking it could be for any room that you need storage. Six drawers flank the middle door that holds a hamper (that you can buy with the dresser) or an adjustable shelf. And, if that’s not enough for you, you have your pick of carving options and base wood color as well. Available in Cotton Candy, Pond, Slumber, or Snow.

Lacquered MDF and birch.

66 W x30 H x19 D
Dark or ligh birch platform options.

(This item’s link and price was updated 11/19/09.)

There’s not much information on this particular unit, but it looks like some of the shelves have mirrors on the inside (!).

81″ W x 20″ D x 82″ H

Create any arrangement of shelving you want with this modular shelving solution. Shelves are made of 100% beech wood and stained either Wenge or Cherry. Assembly required.

Here are the specifications:

This darker finish is ever so much better than the maple that I posted before. This is, of course, my own opinion and I thought I’d share just in case you saw the maple version before and said “ick”. The espresso finish has all the other color options for doors/drawers too…in this particular picture you’re seeing 3 units pushed up next to each other. All sorts of options are available-including a walnut finish shown below.

I’ve always liked these Italian storage units. Now they’re on sale.

Componibili Round, three unit: $160.00

Update: no longer on sale.

(This item’s link and price was updated 03/26/10.)

Work from home? Have a multi-function room and want to hide the office between 5pm-9am? This armoire has wraparound doors, a space for a 20″ monitor and CPU, a pullout printer tray, an adjustable shelf and plenty of space for all your office necessities. Cheaper than adding a room.

So, I can basically afford a bookend of this modular bookcase. Look at it though, it’s quite nice. The book-stops that you see hold the units together…which is pretty smart, and it’s made of plywood honeycomb that’s lacquered (in white macroter finishing). (I don’t know what macroter finishing is, but I’m sure you could find out.)

Perfect for your home or office, this sideboard has many finishes/colors to choose from. Apparently you don’t need a toolbelt to assemble it either (no screws!), which is always nice. Alternative sizes and finishes are available; please contact retailer for more info.

shown in red lacquer

What you see is what you get, minus the accessories, of course.

Stackable shelving that is painless to put together (no tools!)…and you can design your own. I think that’s the best part.

Stack ’em any way you want. Configure ’til your heart’s content. Each hive cube is sold separately for about $89 ($72 on sale), so I guess the way it’s shown here would be around $712. I’d say that’s alright for a unique shelving set, wouldn’t you?

Available in white or unfinished walnut

This modular system can be arranged and re-arranged depending on your needs.

Okay, so since I mentioned the stacking cubes, I think it’s necessary to mention that you can also get these shelves, which are sold as a set of three (nested).

So, maybe these aren’t your favorite colors. That’s okay. Because you can pick from specified color drawer fronts. And, if you don’t like maple wood, they also offer walnut. Simple assembly required, and for that price, I could stand it.

Yep, I know it’s good. Problem is that it’s hard (for me) to figure out how much it is or how to get it.

(This item’s link and price was updated 10/19/09.)