Space-Saving Wedding-Registry Ideas For Small Apartments
If You Live in a Tiny Apartment, Add These Items to Your Wedding Registry ASAP
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When you're engaged, nothing feels as large and expansive as the love you share. But on the flip side, nothing feels as cramped as squeezing into a teeny-tiny apartment with your beloved and all of their stuff. Someday, the two of you will have more space, but you'll always look back fondly on the small home you shared as newlyweds. For now, making do in a cozy few hundred square feet can be easy — as long as you're smart about saving space.
As you assemble your wedding-gift registry, look to Bed Bath & Beyond for a wide selection of smartly designed items that make the most out of a small kitchen, bath, and bedroom. We've gathered a few space-saving favorites that you won't want to miss. Scroll through to see what to add to your registry ASAP.
Salt Narrow Space Saver Cabinet
It's a question for the ages: why do so many bathrooms have basically zero space? The world may never know, but you also may never be bothered by a lack of storage with this Salt Narrow Space Saver Cabinet ($45, originally $80). This slim structure has a top compartment and pull-out drawer to store backup TP, cleaning supplies, and more essentials — all without eating up precious floor space.
Yamazaki Home Plate Undershelf Organizer
When your kitchen isn't spacious, you've got to make every square inch count. This Yamazaki Home Plate Undershelf Organizer ($35) clips on to an existing cabinet shelf (no tools necessary!) and creates horizontal storage out of thin air. It's steel, too, so it'll last forever and stand up to everyday use.
Umbra Estique Over-the-Door Organizer
No room for an entryway table? No problem. This Umbra Estique Over-the-Door Organizer ($35) is a stylish way to create extra space.
Squared Away Large Stacking Storage Bin
Register for a few of these Squared Away Large Stacking Storage Bins ($27), and you'll wonder what you did without them. They're great for storing small accessories, washcloths, and makeup — and since they stack easily, you can make the most of vertical space.
Ziploc Space Bag 10-Count
Is this Ziploc Space Bag 10-Count ($45) the flashiest thing you'll register for? No way. But these reusable bags, which compress off-season clothes and linens in seconds, are certainly among the most useful items you'll ask for.
Bissell PowerTrak Compact Upright Vacuum
Everyone needs a vacuum, but if you live in a small space, there's no reason to register for a huge one. Not when this lightweight Bissell PowerTrak Compact Upright Vacuum ($93) has massive suction power and all of the attachments you could need. Its smaller footprint takes up less closet space but doesn't require sacrificing efficacy. It's a real win-win situation.
Forest Gate Blanch Open-Top Storage Bench
There are so many ways you could use this Forest Gate Blanch Open-Top Storage Bench ($290) in a small space. It works well as an entryway bench; just toss shoes on the shelf and place hats and scarves in the storage compartment. Or use it as a dining bench and stash placemats and napkins within. You could even position it at the foot of the bed, where it can keep extra sheets within easy reach.
Prodyne 12-Bottle Spice Tower Carousel
There are lots of options out there for spice storage, but this Prodyne 12-Bottle Spice Tower Carousel ($38) stands out for its small footprint and good looks.
Noritake Colorwave 3-Piece Bowl Set
Speaking of good-looking, this Noritake Colorwave 3-Piece Bowl Set ($101) is as chic as they come, especially in black and cream. Not only does this nesting stoneware set work as mixing bowls, but they're also beautiful enough to use as serving bowls — so you can do more cooking and hosting with fewer things in your cabinets.
