Floor standing storage shelf for the awkward gap in a small home that no cupboard was ever built to fill: beside a sofa, next to a fridge, or in the dead corner of a bathroom. Several tiers turn that narrow footprint into usable capacity without taking up more floor than a side table would. It is aimed at renters and small households who need storage that arrives, works, and leaves again without altering the room.
The unit is built from plastic throughout, so it wipes down after a kitchen splash or a damp bathroom week and carries no risk of the swelling that catches out board shelving in humid rooms. The open sides mean items are reached from any angle rather than only from the front, which is what makes it workable in a corner or against the end of a run of units. Everstock designed it to be moved often rather than installed once.
In a living room it holds books, remotes and plants; in a kitchen, jars, packets and small appliances; in a bathroom, towels and bottles kept clear of the floor. A bedroom version works beside the bed as a nightstand with more levels than a nightstand normally offers. Because nothing is fixed to a wall, it can be carried complete into another room when the layout changes.
