Dezeen promotion: Japanese brand Muji has created a range of storage furniture and containers for organised spaces that are based on the basic unit of construction for Japanese homes.
Muji's storage solutions come in the form of various shelving systems and corresponding storage containers, which are designed to fit inside them.
The storage furniture and containers are suitable for all home environments, including the kitchen, living room, dining room, wardrobe, bathroom, hallways, children's rooms and offices.

Other storage containers include a drawer trolley, acrylic storage drawers, a zinc box and a file box.
"Organising the living space in the home creates a space which can be used freely, allowing you to spend time relaxing or enjoying hobbies and family time," said the brand. "Also, by thinking about the way you use your things one at a time and devising ways of storing them so that they are readily at hand at any time, the efficiency of your life will improve, allowing you to live with a feeling of being attached to your things."

The standard dimension of the shelving modules are based on "shaku" ? a unit of measurement used in the construction of Japanese homes and their items. One room generally measures at six shaku, which is 182 centimetres, while a half room is three shaku ? or 91 centimetres.
The height of a unit shelf is based on the height of a "kamoi", or door, in Japanese homes, and measures at 175 centimetres.
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