6 Ikea Items Every First Apartment Needs To Maximize Space and Stay Organized
Moving into your first apartment often means furnishing a space from scratch while sticking to a budget.
Ikea has become a go-to destination for first-time renters because its furniture and storage solutions are designed with small spaces in mind and it's budget-friendly, too.
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These six Ikea finds can help you maximize space, stay organized and avoid overspending.
Kallax Shelf Unit
Price: $59.99
No matter what your apartment set-up is like, it will likely benefit from the versatile Kallax shelf unit. It can be placed vertically or horizontally and can function as a bookshelf, room divider, media console or for additional storage. It comes with open shelves, but you can add bins if you want to hide clutter.
Raskog Utility Cart
Price: $39.99
The Raskog utility cart is another great storage solution for any room that could use it. The versatile piece can work as a nightstand, bathroom cart, home office organizer or pantry.
Skubb Boxes
Price: $8.99
Available in both black and white, this six-piece Skubb box set is ideal for containing clutter, organizing closets or using as under-bed storage.
Malm Storage Bed
Price: $599 (queen)
In many first rented apartments, closet space is limited. The Malm storage bed helps solve that problem by providing hidden storage for off-season clothing, extra bedding and other bulky items.
Guldoring Cookware Set
Price: $79.99
The seven-piece Guldoring cookware set has all the essentials needed for renters' first kitchen. It includes three non-stick pots with lids and a non-stick pan.
Lindakra Sleeper Sofa
Price: $599
A sofa and guest bed in one, the Lindakra sleeper sofa features storage space and a removable pouffe that can double as extra seating.
Editor’s note: Prices and availability are subject to change.
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