How to Store Intimate Accessories Discreetly
By the Kinky Beds teamPublished 2 min read
Quick answer
- Give everything one home: a lidded or lockable box in a place only you use.
- Clean and fully dry items before storing; keep materials separate.
- Furniture with hidden features means less to store at all.
A tidy, private bedroom makes life easier when you have children, guests or a cleaner. Here's how to keep intimate accessories out of sight without making them hard to reach.
Storage options
| Option | Privacy | Convenience | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lockable storage box | High | Medium | Homes with children or regular guests |
| Lidded ottoman or blanket box | Medium | High | Everyday accessories alongside throws |
| Bedside drawer with an insert | Medium | Very high | Small items you use often |
| Wardrobe shelf in a fabric case | Medium | Medium | Larger items |
| Zipped travel case | Medium | High | Holidays and weekends away |
| Under-bed storage box | Medium | Medium | Larger items you use less often |
Make it look ordinary
The best storage looks like something else: a smart lidded box, a leather document case, a toiletry bag. Avoid anything labelled or obviously "adult". A small padlock or combination lock on a stylish box is discreet and child-proof.
Clean before you store
Clean and fully dry everything before putting it away (see cleaning and caring for restraints). Keep leather and rope dry, and store metal hardware separately so it can't mark leather.
Separate by material
Some materials react with each other over time. Give each item its own cotton bag or pouch. Keep everything out of direct sunlight and away from radiators.
Less to store
The easiest thing to store is nothing at all. A bed with restraint points built into the frame, concealed behind panels, means the restraint anchor never needs putting away; only the cuffs do. See how hidden restraints work.
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Children and guests
- Use a lock for anything you wouldn't want found.
- Store high up or in a room children don't use.
- Do a quick check before guests stay in your room.
- Remember that children are curious and good at finding keys: combination locks can be better.
Frequently asked questions
Where should I keep intimate accessories at home?
In one lidded or lockable box in a place only you use, such as a wardrobe shelf, bedside drawer or ottoman. Choose storage that looks ordinary.
How do I keep adult items away from children?
Use a lockable box (a combination lock is often better than a key), store it high or in a room children don't use, and put things away after use.
How should restraints be stored?
Clean and fully dry, in breathable bags, away from sunlight and heat, with metal hardware kept separate from leather.