Ikea's 23 Best Items For Small-Space Living

This set of table and chairs ($154) is part of Ikea's outdoor collection, but we think it would be great for a space-starved kitchen or dining area!

No room for a dresser or side tables? No problem. Just store your clothes in the drawers under this bed ($380), and use the headboard for books and knickknacks.

Small spaces really benefit from using wall space. This wall shelf ($57) comes with two handy drawers for double the storage options.

This storage table ($50) will make all of your industrial-chic dreams come true! It's great as a side table and for storing things like blankets in your living room.

For a bit more color (and more storage), try this storage table ($70), which comes with four stackable storage trays to keep everything organized.

The best storage options are those that double as seating, like this comfy ottoman ($220).

Nesting tables like these ($280) are a great alternative to coffee tables or side tables in small spaces. They fit nicely together but can be used separately if needed!

Loft bed frames aren't just for kids! This bed frame ($300) comes in full/double, so it's perfectly acceptable for adults. The bottom portion easily fits a desk or couch!

This sleeper sofa ($600) is way easier to extend than your traditional sofa bed. Plus, it makes a great guest bed — or if you're really starved for space, a master bed!

If you have a small space, the likelihood of you having a small kitchen is high. Get much-needed counter and storage space without sacrificing too much floor space with this kitchen cart ($150).

Not only does this cute floor lamp ($130) come with a wireless charging station, you can also use it as a side table!

Having a small space with a baby can be even trickier, but this crib with drawers ($200) comes with much-needed extra storage for you to keep toys, diapers, and more!

The beauty of this corner chair with cushions ($200) is that you can put two together to turn them into a couch but then take them apart to make a versatile seating arrangement.

Studio apartments can really benefit from a good room divider ($60) to create the illusion of defined spaces within a single room.

If you don't have a ton of floor space or surfaces for your burgeoning plant collection, try a hanging planter ($8) to give you even more space.

This utility cart ($30) is ubiquitous in small spaces. It fits neatly under counters or tables and is great for adding storage anywhere you need it.

This shelving unit ($95) is versatile and useful. Lie it on its side or stand it up, whatever suits your space. The doors can be used on any of the shelves, and the shelves are perfectly sized for storage bins and baskets.

If you want storage under your bed without having to buy a new bed, try these storage boxes ($50) on for size. They're great for storing seasonal clothes and add some rustic charm to your room.

Most small spaces don't have space for an office, but this standing desk ($150) is great for storing your laptop, tablet, and other electronics and office accessories.

Keep clutter in your living room to a minimum with this compact coffee table ($150). The extendable ends makes it easy to adjust it to whatever size you need.

This wall upright and shelves ($49) is another great use of wall space! The bottom shelf is big enough to be used as a desk, or simply use the whole thing for storage.

In small apartments, bathroom space is almost always at a premium. Hang this storage hanger ($19) on your bathroom door and fill it with all of your toiletries and bathroom essentials.

A clothing rack ($13) is a simple and affordable way to instantly add more closet space to your room. Plus, it's a great excuse to show off your favorite outfits!