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Storage is always a concern for me. I tend to keep a lot of things on my bed, especially since I read and write in my journal there. So, I decided to get a bed frame that actually functions as a bookshelf. With a design that looks like a built-in storage unit, you can utilize every bit of space efficiently for storage, even in areas that usually become dead zones when you place a bed frame. Both the front and back of the unit are usable, but I found the back side, which isn't easily visible, to be surprisingly useful. You can store colorful children's books or duvet bags, so I can use it with less hassle. The bottom panel can also be used as storage space, so I filled it up with compressed, out-of-season duvets. Shelf bookshelves are also great for partitioning space, so personally, I think they would be very useful for people living alone. A technician installs it for you, and you can customize the shelf placement, choosing either the left or right side. If you place a Super Single on the left and a Super Single on the right, both sides will be surrounded by storage, allowing for even more spacious storage, right? It is a bit of a shame that there isn't a built-in power outlet in the bed frame, but since there are usually outlets near where the bed is placed, it wasn't a major inconvenience. If you do a lot of reading, reading, and writing in bed like me, you will be very satisfied 🤍 This is a review based on my personal experience using and styling the product, which was provided through the #OgamReview program. #PrettyItemsAreTheBest #CornSoupRecordBook #Bedroom #Bed #BedFrame #BedRecommendation #BedroomInterior #BedroomStyling #BedroomDecor