MUJI'S STACKING SHELF LIES SIDEWAYS UNDER A TELEVISION

MUJI's Stacking Shelf is built so parts can be added and rearranged, and five customer rooms that MUJI picked show how far that goes. In one, the shelf lies on its side with Stacking Chests fitted in and a television on top.

Laid Sideways, It Becomes a Media Unit

One customer turned the Stacking Shelf onto its side, combined it with Stacking Chests and put the television on the top surface. Books, storage items and small objects fill the rest of the structure.

Chests Close Part of the Open Grid

Stacking Chests turn the open grid into storage that shuts, and several of the five rooms lean on them. One combines chests to create both storage and a display space. Another fills the shelf with books and objects and adds chests so the storage reads clean.

Wooden Doors Close the Grid and Lamps Take the Top

One setup pairs the wooden door with Stacking Chests and uses the top surface for lighting and interior goods. A fifth mixes books, storage goods and plants across the shelf with attention to balance.

Minna no MUJI Collects the Related Items

The related items sit on the Minna no MUJI page of MUJI's net store, and the showcase is kept in the profile highlights. MUJI picks setups from customers who tag their rooms, and it contacts them through its official account before showing them. In early September it put staff styling picks forward days before 489 products got more expensive on September 4, 2026.