We asked our editors to choose their favorite stylish Scandi storage tools (beyond Ikea)—and they delivered with a collection of proven classics they have in their own homes, as well as new finds they can’t wait to get their hands on.
Margot loves her Enamel Tray by Hay; $25.
The Hay Enamel Tray
The Muuto Wall Dots came out in 2007; Julie wrote about them in 2009; and today, in 2019, they’re still going strong; $150 for a set of five, in natural, at Design Within Reach.
The Muuto Wall Dots
We are all such fans of Verso’s Lastu Birch Baskets that they made it into our book, Remodelista: The Organized Home, as a storage must-have.
The Verso Birch Basket
The System Box by Lundia
Alexa is an admirer of the Lundia System Boxes (she first spied a stack of them under a desk in A Luminous, Euro-Style Row House in Washington, DC, Courtesy of Studio Oink); $255 for the set of three at Finnish Design Shop.
The Iris Hantverk Toilet Brush Set
It’s no secret that we’re all enamored with Iris Hantverk’s handmade brushes. The brand’s Concrete Toilet Brush Set is $84 at Schoolhouse Electric.
The Aalto Wall Shelf
Every time I see the Aalto Wall Shelf 112B (like here and here), I have to stop and admire its quiet good looks.
Both Margot and Alexa nominated Hay’s glass Bits & Bobs containers.
The Hay Bits and Bobs Containers
Annie has written about Skagerak’s designs before (see here). She’s especially taken with the Danish company’s oak Dryp Clothes Drying Rack; $325 at Danish Design Store.
The Skagerak Drying Rack
Another recommended storage product from Remodelista: The Organized Home, Korbo’s wire baskets are durable and handsome.
The Korbo Wire Basket
I have absolutely no need for more book storage, but I can’t help coveting John Kandell’s simply designed Pilaster Shelf; the lacquered birch is €684 at Scandinavia Design.
The Pilaster Shelf by John Kandell
Meredith is excited that Design Within Reach started stocking one of her favorite shelving systems last year: Sweden’s iconic String Wall Shelving.
The String Wall Shelving