9 of the most stylish storage headboards to help you get more from your space

The clever way to make more room

La Redoute Biface Storage Headboard in white decorated with things with bed made using red covers
(Image credit: La Redoute)

Whatever clutters your bedroom, from random wires to all-important paperwork, is a problem no more. Why? Well, because these incredibly space-savvy headboards come with added storage space, so you needn't cram everything that sits beside your bed into your rickety (and rather small) bedside table. Acting first and foremost as your bed's top end, a storage headboard kills two birds with one stone, providing a smart solution to those messy bits and bobs that tend to accumulate in and around your bedroom. It's the ultimate bedroom storage idea that I'll never stop shouting about, that's for sure. And if you rent, you probably already have a divan frame (and a mattress that you're not sure where it's from, classic!) that's in need of a headboard to spruce up your space a little. You are very welcome!

The fact of the matter remains that the more storage space, the better. I mean, honestly, who really ever has enough room for all their stuff? In my flat, we use every nook and cranny available to store (and hide) things away. But sometimes, you just need some extra help. So here are some incredible storage headboards to allow you to store more whilst using less room. This one's for the most chaotic renters and first-time buyers, to keep your home looking deceptively tidy. 

9 storage headboards to buy for space-savvy homes

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Where to buy a storage headboard?

Didn't find the right storage headboards for your bedroom above? There are plenty more where those came from — see where else you can find a storage headboard online, below.

Should I fix my storage headboard to the wall?

The answer to this question is mostly yes, you should always fix a storage headboard to your wall. This is to prevent it from falling and for peace of mind. If you rent, then be sure to check with your landlord that it's alright if you're willing to fill those holes back up when you leave.

Find  more ways to declutter your bedroom if you're on a mission to take back this smaller space.

Joseph Bobowicz
Freelance Contributor

Working across digital and print publications, Joseph Bobowicz is a London-born writer obsessed with books, culture, and all things new. When he's not writing about fashion for i-D and the Independent, he's out sourcing the best homewares to incorporate into any humble abode, fixer-upper, or first-time buy alike.

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