Everything you reach for at night without a nightstand
Felt Bedside Caddy: Instant Nightstand
Thick felt holds the pockets open when empty. Phone and glasses sit in shallow front pockets you can reach one-handed in the dark.
Phone, glasses, book and remote in one spot. Perfect for dorm rooms or small apartments.
Two inner dividers in the main pocket keep the book, tablet and remote upright.
Love this!! Got it for my daughter whos in college that has a bunk bed dorm, so she can have all her stuff together on the upper bunk.
Bedrooms That Stay Clear
Felt Bedside Caddy Organizer
Works on the couch too
Bought it for the bed but now it's tucked under my couch cushion and the remote finally has a home.
Get it for the person
If you share a bed with someone who drops their phone between the mattress and the wall every single night and wakes you up digging for it, buy this. His side of the bed looks like an actual bedroom now and I'm not getting elbowed at midnight anymore.
Worth it after all
The Velcro strap around my bed rail keeps it exactly where I need it, right at the mattress edge.
Haven't charged on floor once
I haven't charged my phone on the floor a single time since I got this. The caddy stays put wrapped around my bed rail and my phone goes right into the front pocket when I plug it in at night.
Stays put with weight in it
Bought three other pockets that slid out. This one wraps the rail and actually holds.
Renter life saver
I'm in a studio with a queen bed taking up most of the room and no space for nightstands. My phone was living on the floor by the outlet and I'd knock my glasses off the mattress twice a week. This sits right where I need it and I don't have to lean out of bed to grab anything.
Keeps my water bottle too
I didn't realize the main pocket was deep enough for my water bottle until I tried it. Now I'm not getting up at 3am to walk to the kitchen.
Ideal for small bedrooms
If you bought a bigger bed for a small bedroom and can't fit nightstands, get this. I was keeping my phone on the floor by the charger and my glasses on the mattress where I'd roll onto them. Now everything's right there when I reach over in the dark. My husband's side stays clean too because his remotes and book actually have a spot instead of sliding off onto the floor.
Glad I ignored the reviews
The Velcro wrap around my bed rail sold me, and it hasn't budged once in three weeks.
Your Phone Lives on the Floor. Your Glasses Balance on the Mattress Edge.
One Pocket Puts Everything Exactly Where Your Hand Lands.
You got the bigger bed, which fit the room. Nightstands did not. So your phone charges on the floor by the outlet.
Your glasses balance on the mattress edge, one roll away from the floor. The book lives under the pillow. The remote slides between the mattress and the wall. You fish for all of it in the dark.
It was never clutter you wanted. It was the second piece of furniture the room would not hold. You needed the bed to work like the nightstand. With a spot for your phone, your glasses, and the book already there when you reach for them.
The Felt Bedside Caddy tucks under the mattress or wraps a bed rail with Velcro and hangs at the exact height your hand drops when you are lying down. Two shallow front pockets hold your phone and glasses for a one-handed grab in the dark. The divided main compartment stands a book, tablet and remote upright so nothing piles on anything else. Thick felt holds the pockets open when empty. Nothing on the floor. Nothing under the pillow. Everything exactly where you left it.
Why This Caddy Stays Put
Tucks under the mattress or wraps the bed rail with Velcro, so the pockets stay square and open where your hand lands without sitting up. Thick felt holds its shape under weight, so nothing on the floor and nothing sliding off the mattress edge.
Why This Caddy Stays Put
Tucks under the mattress or wraps the bed rail with Velcro, so the pockets stay square and open where your hand lands without sitting up. Thick felt holds its shape under weight, so nothing on the floor and nothing sliding off the mattress edge.
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Felt Bedside Caddy
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Loose Pockets
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Two Attachment Options
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Pockets Stay Open
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Holds Shape When Empty
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Shallow Front Grab
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Inner Dividers
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Thick Felt Build
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Stays Put. Pockets Open.
What owners report after switching to the caddy
Stays Put. Pockets Open.
What owners report after switching to the caddy
Flap Tucks or Strap Wraps
Front Pockets Shallow
Phones on the Floor
The flap tucks between the mattress and frame or the Velcro strip wraps a bed rail and presses closed. Thick felt holds the pockets open when empty, so phone and glasses go in one-handed.
Your Phone Is Charging on the Floor Again
The outlet is by the baseboard, so the phone lives down there all night. The glasses balance on the mattress edge until you roll over. The book slides into the gap behind the bed. The remote disappears under the pillow. You bought a king bed for a small bedroom and there is no space left for a nightstand, so everything you reach for after the light goes off is somewhere you cannot see it.
How It Stays Where You Put It
Set It Up
Tuck the long flap between the mattress and frame, or wrap the Velcro strip around a rail.
Drop Everything In
Phone and glasses in the front pockets. Book and remote upright in the main.
Reach Without Looking
Your hand lands on the pocket edge. Everything is exactly where you left it.
Tuck the flap, everything stays where your hand lands.
The flap slides between the mattress and frame, or the Velcro strip wraps a bed rail and presses closed. Dense felt holds the pockets open when empty.
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Phone, glasses, book, all at hand
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No nightstand? No floor clutter
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Thick Felt Keeps Pockets Open
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Tucks Under Mattress or Wraps Rail
Felt Bedside Caddy Questions
The long flap tucks between your mattress and frame, or the Velcro strip wraps around a bed rail and presses closed. Both methods hold the caddy secure when you pull items out. The flap sits under the full weight of the mattress, and the Velcro strap cinches tight around the rail, so the caddy stays square at the mattress edge even when you reach for a hardback or tablet one-handed in the dark.
The two front pockets are sized for a phone and glasses, shallow enough that the top of your phone sits above the edge for a one-handed grab. The main compartment has two inner dividers that hold a book, tablet and remote upright so nothing stacks. The felt is thick enough to hold its shape when empty, so the pockets stay open instead of collapsing flat.
That is exactly what it is for. The caddy hangs off the side of the bed at the exact spot your hand drops when you are lying down, so your phone, glasses and book are within reach without a nightstand taking up floor space. It also tucks under a sofa cushion for remotes and a tablet on the couch.
It fits most beds with a rail to wrap the Velcro strap around, or a mattress that sits on a frame or box spring with a gap for the flap to tuck into. Check that your mattress has a gap between the mattress and frame; waterproof or box-style frames with no gap will not hold the flap. The metal grommet on the flap lets you hang it from a hook if your setup has neither option.
It is sized for a phone, glasses, paperback or hardback book, tablet and remote. The two front pockets fit a phone and glasses, and the main compartment with two inner dividers holds a book, tablet and remote standing upright. It is best suited to these everyday bedroom and couch items rather than large bottles.