Organizing your closet is something no one wants to take on. This is why closets usually are the last things to get cleaned and organized. However, we have some easy tips on how to organize your closet and save space.
If you rush to find the outfit-completing bracelet or necklace every
morning, consider a new jewelry organization system. A hanging organizer
will keep you from digging through a cluttered box in the last fleeting
morning moments. Choose a product that has a soft vinyl lining to
protect your accessories from getting scratched.
An over-the-door hanging rack is a good way to keep track of your
handbag inventory and clear some space on sought-after shelves. The
simple design is complete with adjustable hooks so you can organize your
purses however you like -- by color, brand or season.
If you have items in your closet that you don't use on a daily basis,
store them together in a vinyl bag. Fold towels, sweaters and extra
linens neatly into multiple bags and then stack them on top of one
another, freeing space for the items you use more often.
This takes up less space than your typical shoe rack, and the
spinning motion makes sorting through your heels, sneakers and flip
flops easier when you're rushing to get out the door.
Get creative with your organization project by picking boxes in
bright hues, fun patterns or chic designs. For a stylish and
eco-friendly approach, try stackable crates made from bamboo.
If you just can't part with seldom-worn clothes but still need extra
space, buy a set of cascading hangers. They're perfect for hanging
multiple shirts, sweaters, blouses or slacks in a tight spot and are
made with a non-slip grip so you won't have to dust your clothes off of
the floor.
A storage island is a good option for more spacious closets. It's
similar to the kitchen island but a little smaller and with more nooks
and crannies for storing your belongings. It also can serve as a
fabulous decorative piece!
They're relatively cheap and add extra storage space. Stack several
pieces for an easy-to-reach shoe rack, or put a single row on an
existing shelf to double up available areas.
Perfect for keeping lingerie, undergarments and hosiery in order,
drawer organizers can be stacked on top of each other on a closet shelf
to save space. Each organizer is conveniently broken down into smaller
sections so you can organize smaller garments easily.
For more information see She Knows.
Hanging jewelry organizers
If you rush to find the outfit-completing bracelet or necklace every
morning, consider a new jewelry organization system. A hanging organizer
will keep you from digging through a cluttered box in the last fleeting
morning moments. Choose a product that has a soft vinyl lining to
protect your accessories from getting scratched.
Purse rack
An over-the-door hanging rack is a good way to keep track of your
handbag inventory and clear some space on sought-after shelves. The
simple design is complete with adjustable hooks so you can organize your
purses however you like -- by color, brand or season.
Vinyl storage bags
If you have items in your closet that you don't use on a daily basis,
store them together in a vinyl bag. Fold towels, sweaters and extra
linens neatly into multiple bags and then stack them on top of one
another, freeing space for the items you use more often.
Revolving shoe stand
This takes up less space than your typical shoe rack, and the
spinning motion makes sorting through your heels, sneakers and flip
flops easier when you're rushing to get out the door.
Decorative crates
Get creative with your organization project by picking boxes in
bright hues, fun patterns or chic designs. For a stylish and
eco-friendly approach, try stackable crates made from bamboo.
Cascading hangers
If you just can't part with seldom-worn clothes but still need extra
space, buy a set of cascading hangers. They're perfect for hanging
multiple shirts, sweaters, blouses or slacks in a tight spot and are
made with a non-slip grip so you won't have to dust your clothes off of
the floor.
Island organizer
A storage island is a good option for more spacious closets. It's
similar to the kitchen island but a little smaller and with more nooks
and crannies for storing your belongings. It also can serve as a
fabulous decorative piece!
Stacking shelves
They're relatively cheap and add extra storage space. Stack several
pieces for an easy-to-reach shoe rack, or put a single row on an
existing shelf to double up available areas.
Drawer organizers
Perfect for keeping lingerie, undergarments and hosiery in order,
drawer organizers can be stacked on top of each other on a closet shelf
to save space. Each organizer is conveniently broken down into smaller
sections so you can organize smaller garments easily.For more information see She Knows.
