My husband built a cabinet that goes around the door frame in my daughters room. We also have one of those sets of plastic drawers and use a cabinet in my kitchen. She went into the hospital two weeks ago for a GTube and stayed in the PICU for 8 days with breathing issues. When we came home we ended up with GTube supplies, a couch assist machine, pulse ox both home and travel, CPAP and supplies, compressor, oxygen tanks, and concentrator. Plus we are waiting on a suction machine and a best for treatments. Oh-and diapers and wipes and regular care stuff...
Shelving we got from IKEA.... Bins too, they slide in and hang. Everything is customizable you can make shelving as large or as small as you want, 3 different bin sizes and the letters are foam Glitter letters from Arts and Crafts section!
I got these modular cabinets at Pottery Barn, and they are fantastic storage units that hide all of the "stuff!" You can mix and match the cubes, but all of mine had doors. The two bases are huge drawers that hold the circuits for the ventilator and clothes/blankets/bibs/etc.
We purchased this rolling cart/rack to use as our respiratory cart. So much easier than having to set everything up each time we need it.
We had a large bay window in our master bedroom and built-in a window seat. We made the seat a little higher than normal to save our backs from bending over. We added cubbies for storage underneath. The cubbies held diaper supplies and linens for the bath. We had the foam on top made from a high end- medical grade foam and then there was a water protective layer between the foam and the canvas (easy to clean) exterior fabric. To most people it looks like a simple window seat; we even chose fabric to match the bedroom and take away from any medical look and feel. This was just outside the bathroom we used for bathing our daughter so it worked perfect for after the bath as well as changing diapers. The photos show a before and after.