Any interior designer will tell you that one of the biggest challenges when designing a space is storage. Here at Quasi Modo, we often get asked for storage solutions and display ideas. We’ve decided to compile a list of some our favourites, all ranging in style and price.

Bensen first introduced this new shelving unit last year. Upon assembly you can choose where to place each divider, adding a personal touch to a practical bookshelf. Available in a variety of configurations and finishes, the format is one of our favourite new designs.

The babel is a fun way to store and display your books and knick-knacks. It can be tucked away in a corner or be the center of attention in any space, especially if you choose one of the brighter colours it’s offered in.

The bookworm is perfect for those who are low on floor space and high on wall space, such as condo and loft dwellers. With this shelving unit you’re not only getting storage but a work of art – two birds, one bookworm! All one requires are some screws and some imagination, as the bookworm can be bent and contorted into whatever design you please.

Sweet 168 offers a perfect balance between  storage and display. It allows you to display your most beautiful possessions and simultaneously tuck away those unsightly necessities such as file folders, electronic cables or what have you. Choose between a natural or white walnut frame and natural walnut, white or light blue drawers.

This glamorous glass shelving unit is a classic, designed in 1976 by one of the most important designers of the last century, Shiro Kuramata. The price tag is understandable as this unit is constructed in thermo-welded 12 mm thick transparent glass, without the aid of any foreign element. These glass shelves are meant to offer visual space and provide a home for your most beautiful and treasured belongings.