Living Room Storage

Living Room Storage for Media, Books, Records, and Everyday Essentials

Our living room storage collection includes media consoles, game console stands, side tables, a console table, bookshelves, a record player stand, and narrow storage towers. Nearly every product is chrome-plated or epoxy-coated steel with adjustable shelves, so you can set up storage around your TV, your seating, and your decor, then rearrange it later.

Living Room Storage Furniture by Type

TV Stands, Media Consoles, and Game Console Stands

The Media Console (12"d x 42"w x 24"h) holds streaming devices, cable boxes, and game systems on three adjustable shelves, and comes with one translucent liner. The Game Console Stand (12"d x 24"w x 34"h) adds three liners and four J-hooks for controllers, headsets, and cables. The open wire design lets air move around your electronics. Compare all options in TV stands and media consoles.

Living Room Side Tables and Console Tables

The Triangle (18"d x 18"w) and Radius (18"d x 25"w) Side Tables fit into corners, and the Rectangular Side Table (14"d x 18"w) fits narrow spots beside a chair or couch. All three are 24" tall with two adjustable shelves. For the space behind a sofa or along a wall, the Console Table (14"d x 48"w x 34"h) has three shelves and a wooden insert on top. Browse more in end tables.

Bookshelves and Record Storage

The 4-Tier Bookshelf (14"d x 24"w x 64"h) includes a hardwood shelf insert, dividers, and ledges to keep books upright and in place. The Record Player Stand with Album Storage (18"d x 24"w x 36"h) puts the turntable on the top shelf and albums on the two lower shelves, with six dividers and three liners included. See all bookshelves.

Storage Towers and Narrow Shelving

For tall storage that takes up little floor space, the Narrow Shelving Tower is only 8" deep (8"d x 30"w x 72"h, with six shelves and ledges). The Black 5-Tier Storage Tower (12"d x 24"w x 64"h) has an epoxy-coated finish and ledges on every shelf. Explore storage towers and narrow shelving.

Small Shelving Units and Multi-Use Pieces

Two compact standard-duty units, a 3-tier black perforated metal unit (12"d x 24"w x 28"h) and a 4-tier chrome wire unit (12"d x 20"w x 32"h), work as small side storage or plant stands. The Umbra Magino Stool with Magazine Rack can be a seat, a side table, or a place for your reading material.

Compare Living Room Storage Shelving Specs

*Evenly distributed. Leveling feet add 1" to the height of most units.

What to Check Before Buying Living Room Shelving

• Capacity: Standard-duty units hold far less (88–110 lb per shelf) than the 800 lb chrome pieces. Use the heavier-duty pieces for large book or record collections.
• Compatibility: The standard-duty units use 1/2" posts and can't be used with other shelving products or accessories.
• Finish and environment: Chrome pieces are for indoor, dry storage only. The black epoxy tower is rated for humid environments.
• Shelf surface: Wire shelves let air reach your electronics. For smaller items, pick a piece that comes with liners, a wood insert, or ledges.
• Adjustability: Shelves move in 1" steps. A rubber mallet makes setting and releasing them easier.

How to Choose Living Room Storage Furniture

1. Measure the spot. Note the width, depth, and height you have, plus the walkway clearance in front.
2. Measure what you're storing. Compare your TV base, turntable, or console footprint with the shelf depth.
3. Match capacity to the load. Books and records need the 800 lb chrome units, not standard-duty shelving.
4. Decide on height. Pick 24"-tall pieces to sit beside seating, 34–36" for media and records, and 64–72" towers for tall storage on a small footprint.
5. Check the extras. Look for liners, dividers, and ledges that match what you'll put on each shelf.