A four-tier organizer that pulls a bookshelf, a bank of toy bins and a closed cabinet into one 44.5-in by 12-in by 39.5-in frame, so books, loose toys and the things a child would rather keep private all have a defined place. Eight removable plastic bins come in two sizes, large at 15.5-in by 11.5-in by 5-in and small at 11.5-in by 7.5-in by 5-in, and each one lifts straight out so sorting happens on the floor and goes back as a unit. Behind a door sits an 11-in by 11-in by 12-in cabinet, the one enclosed spot in the piece, which is where a treasure box or a half-finished project stays out of sight. The top shelf is edged with a raised lip that stops a stack of books from walking off the surface, and the whole unit is rated to a 265 lb total: large bins take 22 lb, small bins 11 lb, and the countertops are rated at 44 lb large and 22 lb small. Structure comes from MDF board carried on metal pipes, a combination that keeps the 42-lb rack rigid at 39.5-in tall without adding bulk, and anti-toppling devices fasten it to the wall so an enthusiastic tug on a bin does not bring the frame forward. Surfaces are smooth, burr-free and waterproof, wiping clean with a damp cloth, and corners are rounded to keep the edges harmless at a child's height. Shelf spacing is set so a child reaches every level unaided, which is what turns the unit into a habit rather than a place an adult refills. Assembly is required.