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EdQ Curated Storage 2x2 Unit

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$125.97 $199.95 In stock

The EdQ Curated Storage reimagines shelving as an interactive learning environment, giving children the freedom to curate, explore and interact with materials at different levels and in different ways as they grow, with light, reflection and sensory play opening up new possibilities at every age and stage. Compact yet full of possibility, the 2×2 storage unit transforms four open cubby shelves into spaces where children can organize, display and explore materials independently. Optional cordless LED light and mirror tablets (sold separately) fit securely beneath each shelf using integrated brackets, creating engaging opportunities to investigate light, reflection and color while inspiring imaginative play and creative exploration. The modular unit easily connects with other Curated Storage pieces using secure male and female bolts, making it easy to create a customized learning environment. Two included EdQ bins help keep materials neatly organized without limiting children's access.

Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Julian A. ★★★★★

My toddler can actually reach the top shelf on this thing, which means she's finally putting her own books back instead of just dumping them on the floor. The open cubbies make it easy for her to see everything at once, so cleanup turned into a little sorting game. Took maybe twenty minutes to assem

Henry ★★★★★

My toddler finally stops dumping toy bins to find things because the different shelf levels let her actually see and grab what she wants. The open design makes it feel like her own little gallery that she rearranges constantly, and I love watching her decide what goes where.

Mia ★★★★☆

The shelves are sturdy enough that my son can pull himself up on them without them wobbling, which I appreciate. It’s a bit more assembly work than I expected, but the different heights really do encourage him to move between activities on his own.