Storage
Storage by piece
It's usually quickest to start with the piece you have in mind. Sideboards is the largest part of the collection, running from narrow designs to wide statement pieces, while cupboards covers hall cabinets, shoe storage and full-height larder units. Display cabinets includes glazed, open and LED-lit designs for anything you'd rather have on show.
For books and objects, bookcases and shelves spans tall, low, slim and modular cube shelving. Chests of drawers handles folded storage from three-drawer chests to tall boys, and drinks cabinets brings together bar cabinets, highboards and wine racks for entertaining.
Storage room by room
Hallways ask the most of a small footprint, so shallower hall cabinets, shoe cupboards and slim chests tend to work best, with a clear surface on top for keys and post. Living rooms usually want a mix: something closed for the practical clutter, and something open or glazed for books and pieces you enjoy looking at.
Dining rooms are where a sideboard really comes into its own, holding linen, glassware and serving dishes within reach of the table. Kitchens and utility rooms benefit from freestanding larder units, which add real capacity without any fitting, and a home office or reading corner is the natural home for a slim bookcase beside a desk.
Coordinating across a room
Because most of the storage here is drawn from a shared set of house ranges, it's straightforward to match a sideboard, cupboard and display cabinet without the room looking like a showroom. The Hamilton range and the Canyon range both span several storage pieces, which makes either a sensible starting point. Browsing furniture by collection shows which pieces belong to the same range and finish.
If you'd rather mix, keeping one element consistent is usually enough to tie things together, whether that's the timber tone, the handle detail or the frame colour. Our room ideas show storage working alongside the rest of the scheme, and living room furniture covers the tables and media units that sit with it.






























































































