Closet Organization If you’re like me, your closet could be your happy place with the right systems and some decluttering. Hence this post. Today I’m sharing some basic (and not-so basic) tips to get your closet whipped into the wardrobe wonderland you always knew it could be.     First Things First You’ll want to have a good idea of how and where you want items stored. Will you be purchasing new hangers? If so, I recommend using all the same color. Know that until you’ve done your initial edit you won’t know with much certainty how many or what size boxes, bins, baskets, hooks or other products you’ll need, so if you don’t want to keep making trips to the store to purchase or return or keep placing online orders and waiting, it may be easier to plan for this to take a couple days to a week depending on your shopping needs and method. If you prefer to use items you already have stashed away, well, that’s even better! Before we get to the fun stuff, let’s take a minute t

  Garages and basements are the areas of the home that seem to get the least love, but house the most. When they’re properly cared for and organized, they can serve us and our families much better.   Remember, don’t worry about what you see on television, online, and in magazines. I will always, always say your space and projects have to work for you and your budget. “Start where you are, use what you have, do what you can.” Progress is progress.   Here are some ways to get your storage space to a point where you can better utilize and appreciate it.   First, what aesthetic are you going for, if any? What will this space or the spaces within the space be primarily used for? If it helps, draw a diagram or use a digital drafting app to somewhat plan it out, just to get a rough idea of where everything needs to be. Think about how you want things stored and areas to function. Will you be installing or moving in shelves, or do you prefer to stack bins and/or totes? I person

  Do you struggle figuring out where to start organizing your small bathroom? No worries! Here are some great tips to help you get that ball rolling. As with any organizing project, you're going to need to completely clear the space, including the cabinets and drawers. Everything goes in the middle of the room on the floor. Clean out those cabinets & drawers. Now, sort your products by type. While doing this, toss anything you don't like, won't use, that is expired, or that is broken/unusable. For everything that's left, here are ways to get it back in and make it work for you: 𝐂𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫 A tiered tray on your counter. 2 or 3 tiers are perfect for containing clutter that otherwise may get sprawled everywhere. Store taller items on the top tier. A small multi-drawer unit for storing pain, cold, and allergy medicines that are regularly used. You don't have to keep it on the counter, this works under the sink or on a shelf as well. You can use labels, sticker