Storagefor real rooms.

A low three-drawer sideboard with handleless full-width fronts and a softly rounded top, standing on four slim tapered legs.

A long, low media console with three handleless fronts and an overhanging top, grounded on a recessed plinth base rather than legs.

A tall, narrow chest of five handleless full-width drawers, squared off at the corners and set on a solid plinth base.

A compact two-drawer bedside table on four tapered legs, with handleless fronts and the same softly rounded top as the sideboard.

Four open cubes in a two-by-two grid. Low and wide enough to sit under a window, behind a sofa, or work as a half-height divider.

Eight open cubes stacked two wide and four high: an upright unit that carries real volume without taking much floor width.

Sixteen open cubes in an even four-by-four grid, a full wall of storage that stays square in proportion and flush to the floor.

A single column of four open cubes. A slim vertical tower for a corner, an alcove, or the narrow gap beside a doorway.