Keeping your home organized is easier said than done, but focusing on one space at a time is much more manageable. During the holidays I spent some time organizing my closet and our pantry. Our personal closets are often overlooked, as guests typically do not see them. Adopt a new mindset and lend a little luxury to your closet – it will really make a difference.
Drawers are excellent space-savers. Use yours to conceal jewelry, small bags and flats.
Brighten up your closet with a fun wallpaper and keep belts visible by hanging them from coat hooks.
Photos on shoeboxes lets you know exactly what’s inside.
If you have the luxury of space, a large dresser in the center of your closet is great for organization.
Take advantage of tall ceilings. Store clothing that is off-season on higher shelves and racks.
A nook made for makeup, perfume and jewelry.
Plenty of shelving keeps this closet uber-organized
Clothing categorized by color…and shopping bag “wallpaper”.
Clear boxes allow you to always see your accessories.
What are your tips for creating a great closet?
Image Credits: Martha Stewart (1), Better Homes & Gardens (2-3), House to Home UK (4), The Lennoxx (5), Lonny Magazine (6), House and Home (7), Moth Design (8-9)
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Oh my goodness, to have a closet like that for a day! I would have to put a lock on it!
A closet to die for!
Great images! It must be closet week, I wrote about getting my closet organized yesterday! Have a great day!
Ruthie
Great tips. Thanks.
I am in the middle of purging my closet this week and I got a couple of good ideas I would like to incorporate into my closet! Beautiful post,
Kathysue
streamlining storage.
selecting one basket or box color to unify the look
labels or pretty images to make you remember an outfit or something.
little snippets of life.
pve
Does anybody’s closet actually look like that in real life?
Love to nominate you for the Trad HOME designer to watch.
May I, are you interested?
Let me know!
pve