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Lego Storage Heads and Storage Bricks

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Looking for something quirky for storing your bits and pieces? Check out these Lego Storage Heads and Storage Bricks.

Officially licensed by the Danish toys giant, the Storage Bricks are indeed shaped like a Lego brick and just like the bricks, can be clicked together to create giant Lego structures. So de-cluttering and giant Lego – what's not to like? But wait…it gets better…

There's also Lego Storage Heads, which operate in just the same way – room for storing your stuff and able to click together as part of the larger Lego structure. Both are available now from Firebox, the heads selling from £14.99 with the blocks in various colours from £8.99 to £24.99. See over the page for Head in action.

Find out more at the Firebox website

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Paperchase Folk Trees collection

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Following in the footsteps of H&M, another high street favourite has launched a dedicated online store – this time Paperchase. Making it easy to browse their complete ranges, it's a great opportunity to unearth some gems such as their Folk Trees collection. 

If you like the style of Sanna Annukka this collection is bound to appeal. The range – which includes notebooks, binders, albums, and storage boxes – is covered with folk-style emblems, given a contemporary treatment by the use of bold colours. 

This unusual design is priced reasonably too, ranging from £2.75 for a folder up to £6.75 for the shoebox pictured above.  

See the range online

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Vintage Patterned Metal Storage Boxes

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I’m always looking for storage solutions to keep my house in order and these Vintage Pattern Metal Storage Boxes look as if they could be quite useful.

They are available in three different sizes, all with decorated with vintage style floral lid and fan patterns on the sides. Pictured here is the middle size, measuring 30.5cm long x 20.5cm wide x 17cm high and priced £18.50. There is a smaller size (17cm x 13.5cm x 15cm) for £12 available in either cerise or purple that is an ideal size for storing tea, coffee or biscuits. The larger size would be good for office storage and costs £22.

View the whole range online at Idyll Home.

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Foundations Storage Shelving by Benjamin Hubert

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The Foundations Storage Shelving System has been created by the industrial designer Benjamin Hubert for the Heal’s ReDiscovers range.

The handy storage system, which features contrasting coloured box files set against dark shelves, is inspired by Brutalist architecture. It is made from Valchromat, a wood fibre board (from forest waste and recycled pine) coloured with organic dyes and bonded with resin.

 It costs £1,495 and is only available from Heal's.

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Three Potato Four at Pedlars

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Fans of vintage Americana will no doubt already be aware of Three Potato Four. Well, Pedlars have asked them to put together two collections for them, bringing their trademark style to the UK. 

The collections cover an amazing range. There's gas station signage and fan belts, storage boxes from shoe factories and grocery baskets. Everything is available on a first come, first served basis, so if any of that appeals you should click through to the Pedlars website quickly. 

Prices start at £7.50 for vintage model aeroplane propellers and go up to the early hundreds for some of the signs. 

See the range online

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Tetrad – Tetris style shelving

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I've lost count of the number of Tetris related items we've featured that are available to buy for your home. And yet, as in the case with Tetrad – Tetris-styled shelving – designers are still coming up with more. 

The designers behind Tetrad are New York's Brave Space. The shelving comes as a 10 block set. Each block made in the familiar shape of the building blocks, with wooden sides and a white metal backing. That's where the fun begins: you can attach the blocks to each other, to the wall or put them up individually. You can devise your own point score for the most artistic arrangement. 

With delivery in the US only and a price tag of $2630, I suspect our homes won't been overrun by Tetris block just yet. 

Buy it through Supermarket