There’s a reason high school hallways are lined with lockers: They’re the perfect complement to an unorganized teenager. They hold up to constant wear and tear and close shut to conceal the madness within. Naturally, they work just as well in high-traffic areas of the home like the entryway, the garage, home office, and, of course, kid’s room. Here are our picks.
Above: The Ikea Ivar Cabinet with Doors, shown in white, is available to pair with any of Ikea’s Ivar storage systems or stands on its own at about 33 inches high; $80 at Ikea. A similar style is also the Ikea PS Cabinet for $99 at Ikea. Above: One of our favorite brands for industrial metal office supplies, Bisley makes the MonoBloc Triple Column Locker in a range of colors. Contact Bisley for price and ordering information. Above: Tolix, the French company known for its industrial metal chairs, makes lockers as well. The Single Tall Locker Cabinet B1, shown in Bleu Horizon, is also available in 29 other colors in Mat Fine Texture, Mat, and Brilliant; $1,034.44 at Dyke & Dean. Above: The vintage-inspired Idyll Home Metal Locker Cabinet is available with one, two (shown), or three doors, starting at £395 from Not on the High Street.
Above: The white 2 Tier 1 Wide Locker is currently on sale for $164.99 from Wayfair. It measures 15 in wide by 17.5 in deep by 70.75 in high.
Above: This durable Safco Tan Storage Locker from Staples is 78 in tall with three columns and two tiers; $599.99
Above: From Heartwork, the Building Block Digital Locker is available in 10 different colors (shown in orange), with or without casters, and as a two-, three-, or five-high unit. Contact Heartwork for more information. Above: The Tolix Tall Locker Cabinet B2 Steel is available in raw steel for $2,058.67 at Dyke & Dean. The Tolix steel lockers are also available in the smaller Double Door B2 Cabinet ($1,145.13) and Triple Door B3 Cabinet ($1,273.80).
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