12 Amazon Under-Bed Storage Solutions That Can Help Eliminate Unwanted Clutter

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Do you ever get the feeling that you're fighting an uphill battle against bedroom clutter? If so, then ditto. Clutter is real, and the longer it's left undealt with, the more cumbersome it becomes to live with. For that reason, making the most of every available inch of storage space is critical, and that includes the void beneath your bed. Now, there are lots of creative bedroom organization hacks that you can try to capitalize on this often-overlooked piece of valuable square footage. For example, it's entirely possible to repurpose an old set of drawers into a nifty under-bed organizer. However, if your time is at a premium and you'd prefer to forego the need to get crafty, you may prefer to invest in something that's ready to go right out of the box.

If that's you, then below, you'll find 12 under-bed storage solutions available on Amazon that could calm your mind by clearing your bedroom of clutter. There are some Amazon Basics solutions that'll solve your problem with minimal damage to your bank balance, and there are some that are decidedly more decorative. You'll find low-profile fabric organizers to make the most of smaller spaces, and decorative wood sliders for areas where form is just as important as function. You'll even find a way to practically double your storage space at a fraction of the cost of other solutions. All of them can help you to restore order to your bedroom, and you never know, you may just find a way to organize items from around the rest of your home, too.

Whether it's for the holiday season, or the growing list of birthdays that naturally find themselves added to the calendar as your friends and family have children of their own, gift supplies can stack up. One of the best tips for storing your wrapping paper and other associated supplies is to stow them beneath your bed. This Wrapping Paper Storage Container from Primode is designed with that purpose in mind. It has a large central section for those unwieldy "half rolls" left over from the holidays. It also has several separate inner pockets for keeping things like ribbons, tape, and greeting cards organized. Its size is ideal for sliding beneath the bed, and while it's designed for gift supplies, it could also be used for organizing seasonal footwear and more occasional accessories like ties.

It's priced at $22.99, and is available in four colors, including black, gray, green, and red. As for how much you can store in it, one user, who awarded the organizer 5 stars, explained that they comfortably fit 12 rolls of wrapping paper inside, along with everything else that they use for gifting. "It comes with a separator and straps to keep the rolls together," they added. Another, who explained that the product is very well made, said, "I love this organizer! The really large rolls fit perfectly and I love that I can slip it under my bed and it's out of the way. I am in a small house and don't have a basement so space is very precious for me."

As you'll see throughout this guide, the solutions to under-bed storage are manifold. But if you need regular access to your items, and you're limited on space, then you'll want an organizer that makes accessing everything easier without needing to pull out the entire unit. Punemi's Under Bed Storage features fold-up, sectional lids, so you can pull just a portion of the organizer from beneath your bed and lift the lid to see what's inside. Its $27.99 price tag buys two large-capacity organizers, and the foldable design means that if you only currently have use for one, you can easily stash the other without absorbing too much space in your home.

These organizers come in gray, beige, and black colors. And depending on the extent of your storage needs, they're available in two heights (6 inches and 6.7 inches) and in packs of four, which cost between $39.99 and $43.99. "These under-bed storage bins are exactly what I needed," said one buyer, whose recent move to a smaller home necessitated a smarter way to store things. "Works like a charm!" said another. "I really like how you can fold it when not in use and plus, it fits perfectly under my bed and slides in and out easy."

Clothes and gifting supplies aren't the only things likely cluttering up your bedroom. Especially in smaller houses, out-of-season bedding and blankets can also absorb an inordinate amount of storage. One of the smartest ways to store things like blankets, especially under the bed, is with vacuum-sealed bags. By squashing the air out of your soft furnishings, you can significantly reduce their footprint, thus decluttering your home, while reducing the storage space needed to do so. These Vacuum Storage Bags from Amazon Basics are among the most cost-effective solutions in this guide.

Price-wise, they range between $11.54 and $20.30, depending on which size you go for, and they come in sets of four. They're available in five sizes in total, from small to extra-jumbo, and per Amazon, they can help you save up to 80% of your storage space, including under the bed. To-date, more than 92,000 users have bought these bags from Amazon, and feedback is, for the most part, very strong. One buyer, who appears to have sprung for those "extra jumbo" bags, said, "These are REALLY BIG but they hold a lot and stay sealed." Several users also cited their gratitude for the pump that comes with the bags, which is useful if you don't have the correct vacuum attachment. And as for how the "Basics" brand stacks up against vacuum bags from other sellers, one user said, "We tried various other similar brands and found this to be the best. Great quality material, included pump works well and seal holds. Size medium fits a standard pillow perfectly."

One top tip to help maximize your under-bed storage is to use a decorative organizer. This Underbed Storage with Wheels from TIOPGHAD is made with composite wood. It's useful under beds with high, minimalist frames that make it easy to see underneath. The natural wood look shouldn't detract from the aesthetic of your space (if anything, it should do the opposite), and it comes as a set of two for $48.95. Each piece has easy-roll wheels that help prevent floor scratches, and each offers ample space for shoes, folded towels, clothes, and more.

Now, if dark wood doesn't dovetail with your design, you can also choose from painted finishes like black and white. Alternatively, oak and brownish-gray are also both available, offering a lighter take on the textural appeal of wood grain. Either way, most users agree that the units are highly attractive. "Bought these to have extra storage under the bed and picked these ones specifically because the design matched our furniture," said one buyer. They also praised the quality of the casters, adding, "I will likely repurchase another set for the other side of the bed."

Fabric bins offer a smarter way to store items under the bed than plastic bins. For one, they often fold flat, making it easier to store them when not in use. They're usually highly breathable, too, allowing air to circulate around your clothes and preventing issues with mold and mildew. However, regardless of the material your organizers are made from, it's best to source one in a size that maximizes the space beneath your bed. TidyCorner's 2-pack of Under Bed Storage Containers are made of linen and available in three heights: 4.5 inches, 6 inches, and 8 inches.

Now, being fabric, they may not be as rigid as plastic containers. However, per the spec, while they're designed for storing clothes, shoes, towels, and other lightweight items, they can also withstand the weight of bulky items like books without falling apart. "These are so roomy and much sturdier than I expected," said one buyer. "My closets look so much better now!"

If you're storing books, then you may want something a little sturdier than most fabric organizers can offer. Alternatively, if you're storing clothes or bedding that you'd prefer not to molder, then you may want something a little more breathable. These Under-Bed Storage Containers from Phinox Store are built with a metal frame, mesh walls, plus a floral, laser-cut panel on one end, to ensure they look pretty when on show beneath your bedframe.

The metal mesh allows fabrics like clothes and towels to breathe, and when the units aren't in use, they fold down, making them easy to store. The open-top design is ideal for storing things that you need to find frequently, making them easier to spot and convenient to pull out without the need to manage a lid. And since they're fitted on wheels, they're easy to pull out when you need them without scratching hard floors. As one buyer put it, "These under-bed storage containers are exactly what I was looking for. The wheels roll smoothly, making it easy to pull them in and out, even when they're full. They hold a surprising amount and help keep everything organized and out of sight. Sturdy, easy to assemble, and a great use of otherwise wasted space."

This Under-Bed Storage Organizer with Wheels from Yecaye bridges the gap between sturdy, metal-framed organizers and more light-duty fabric solutions. Its fabric body is available in various colors to match your wider bedroom decor. However, it also features a metal frame on the inside, which keeps the organizer sturdy even when loaded with up to 66 pounds of possessions. A clear plastic window lid keeps your belongings sealed from dust, and wheels make the unit easy to pull out. Those wheels also lock, helping to keep the organizers in place.

It's available in packs of two, three, or four units, with six different colors to choose from. Prices range from $22.46 (for two large units) to $49.99 (for three extra-large units). Each organizer also features a label holder on the side, allowing you to categorize your storage and make things easier to retrieve quickly. "Great value for the price!" said one buyer. Another, who described it as "Perfect!" explained how the organizers have helped them reclaim valuable space in their small bedroom. "I love the fact that these keep their form. I opted out of using the wheels as these are on carpet so there's really no point for the wheels, but all in all these are awesome."

Starting at $17.09, these Under Bed Storage Bags from Amazon Basics are about the most budget-friendly solution in this guide. That price tag buys a twin set of fabric under-bed organizers. They're not the nicest to look at versus other solutions featured so far, but that's not the point. Instead, they offer a cheap, effective way to make your bedroom more organized. They're perfectly serviceable for storing clothes, bedding, towels, shoes, and other sources of clutter. And if your bedding tends to spill over the sides and hide the space beneath your bed, you probably won't see them anyway!

They come in packs of two. Each unit features flat-loop handles that make access easy, plus a zippered vinyl lid that ensures that clothes are protected from dust. It's worth bearing in mind that they are flimsy, certainly compared to the wood and metal alternatives we've covered so far. But as one user said, "I am storing my winter sweaters in them under my bed until it's time to whip them out again. No need for anything fancy!" They added that the organizers easily hold 15 sweaters each, and most importantly, that they're affordable. In the words of another buyer, "This is a basic commodity — good quality, good price."

If the source of your clutter problem is heavier, non-textile items like books, holiday decorations, and things like gift supplies, then a plastic box is a useful solution. This 2-pack of Clear Plastic Containers from HOMZ features two units with clear, sturdy-plastic construction. They can be stacked, in case you need to buy several to make the most of a large space beneath your bed. Snaplock lids ensure an airtight seal to protect the contents of each container, and it's nice to know that they're made in the U.S. from 90% recycled materials.

"These bins are a great size for underbed storage!" said one buyer. "Their wide and thin size make them nice for kids toys, which is why we bought them." They added that the boxes are especially good for Lego storage, and that they slide in and out from beneath the bed nice and easily. As another user put it, "These worked out perfect for under bed storage."

Wheeled under-bed storage organizers are useful in rooms with hard floors, avoiding the need to drag the units out and risk scratching the flooring material. These Under-Bed Storage units from Jifrader match this description, offering value to homeowners with lots of clutter to control. They're priced at $45.90, but they come in packs of four. They're open-topped, which means you can stack clothes without the limitations of a lid. As for those wheels, the spec suggests that they're manufactured above industry standards. They're made from metal, rather than plastic, which means that they roll well on all surfaces — carpet included — while being durable enough to last. And with their metal cage-style build, they're breathable, which should ensure that your shoes, clothes, and other items don't suffer from mold or mildew.

Customer sentiment is positive overall, with users having praised the organizers' durability and how easy they are to put together. Others said how nicely they roll, including on carpet, with several having found use for them to keep excess pairs of shoes tucked out of sight. "As advertised," said one buyer. "We stuff these with the kids clothes and shoes and put them under the bed. They have held up well with no major issues." Another, who said that they love the organizers, explained, "I just moved to a place with limited space, and we used these for all our shoes under bed. I will get more to store clothes and purses next!"

Lower-profile organizers are great for lower-profile beds, allowing you to capitalize on an otherwise-wasted area. But if your bed frame is high, with a generous space underneath, then something a little taller would make sense in order to maximize your storage. These Under-Bed Storage Containers from Fokyfok are 12 inches tall, offering considerably more vertical space than other lidded options. In fact, according to the spec, they deliver 2.5x more capacity than regular under-bed containers. They're made from metal for durability, which also means they can hold up to 80 pounds of belongings. On the outside, they're bound in Oxford cloth for a dust-free look, and they come in sets of two for $65.

It's worth bearing in mind that only the frame is made from metal and that the sides are fabric-only. However, that doesn't seem to detract from the overall quality. Once these organizers are set up, most customers seem pretty pleased with the amount of storage they provide. "Seems sturdy," said one buyer. "Holds a decent amount for underbed storage." Another, who called it a "great option" for storage, said, "Fantastic product! We bought 2 of these to optimize the space under the bed. Sturdy, easy to maneuver. We use it as shoe storage but you could put anything in it."

If you have a pair for every occasion, then shoes can easily become a source of clutter, especially in smaller homes that don't already have designated storage for them. Of course, you could fit plenty of pairs into any of the organizers already featured in this guide. But if you have lots to store, then a compartmentalized under-bed organizer could be worth considering. Lifewit's Under-Bed Shoe Storage Organizer is available as a single unit, as a two-pack, or as a set of three. Each unit can hold up to 12 pairs, with dedicated dividers that prevent those muddy running sneakers from dirtying up your dressiest heels.

As for cost, you'll get the most bang for your buck by buying two. A single unit currently sells for $14.99, with a two-pack setting buyers back just a single additional dollar. However many you decide to buy, if you're currently swimming in shoes, then customer sentiment suggests you're unlikely to regret your decision. "Definitely worth the price," said one buyer, who had over 60 pairs of shoes to organize. "This shoe organizer made it so easy for me to sort my sneakers, sandals and small heels. I wear size 10 women so this works for large shoes as well."