We are all familiar with those ever-lasting piles of clutter, clothes and a whole bundle of nitty-gritty items taking up so much space in the closet, the drawers or even that side table installed in the bedroom corner. At times, when things seem to get over the top, you actually need to go for a clever reorganization of the storage sections of your bedroom. And these next to genius bedroom organization ideas are not only easy to forge, but also surprisingly quick when it comes to getting all clutter-free!
1. Built-in Wardrobes and Platform Storage Bed
A major concern about small bedrooms is that a major chunk of the space is occupied by the bed itself, not leaving any room for installing storage provisions. If you too are troubled regarding where to keep those mattress covers, sheets, blankets, or even your clothes that you need to keep handy in the bedroom, why not transform the bed only into a huge storage section that makes the most of the available space. The platform bed has been designed to be built in four smaller parts, while the built-in wardrobes on the sides come with drawers just long enough that they can be conveniently opened. That huge box on casters makes sure you don’t waste any space in the center, plus the sides and middle box have got a built-in reading nook and daybed that shows when the boxes are removed.
Idea Details : thesawdustdiaries
2. 10 Easy Tips to Organize Your Dresser
The mere sight of that dresser seems to be a nightmare when everything resting there only adds to the cluttering up of the bedroom. To help you get rid of the menace, the below guide by The Spruce takes you through 10 incredible yet super easy tips to decluttering your dresser and giving a quick reorganisation to all your stuff, while keeping it within a really easy reach. Beginning from taking everything out to get started with empty dresser drawers, clubbing the stuff in smaller groups according to the type of items or their color, storing things that take up larger space in an unfolded fashion, going for smaller cube-shaped organizers to separate smaller items, making the most of the top space of the dresser and the extra drawer space to using knobs and stickers to label the drawers and rotating the stuff seasonally, this guide has you covered.
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3. How to Organize a Small Closet
Give an all new makeover to that old closet that isn’t capable of housing all of the amazing stuff in your wardrobe anymore! That too with just a few tweaks, some additional shelves, and vertical strips and pant hangers. Putting an old pants hanger to great use to replace the broken scarf hanger is just so cool, while the whole space of the empty closet has been carefully utilised to install the different shelvings. You end up in ample of storage to keep just about anything and everything, ranging from long dresses to sweaters, from loads of games to even that luggage. You have got separate sections for suits, shirts, ties and pants. You will love how the shoes don’t make a huge pile on the bottom of the closet, instead are neatly organized in shelves. Check out how you can get the makeover done.
Idea Details : justagirlandherblog
4. DIY Slide-Out Scarf and Belt Organizers
Try displaying your favorite scarves with a dash of style brought by a scarf and belt storage solution that slides out, giving you an easy access to the piece of clothing. And, building it all by yourself right from the very scratch is made surprisingly easy by the below tutorial by View Along the Way. Building the slide-out scarf organizer calls for a piece of MDF or plywood, a poplar, two drawer slides, some Ikea Fintorp rails or any towel bars, and some gold spray paint, while getting started with the slide-out belt organizer needs to you gather a wooden board, a poplar, a pack of small cup hooks, and a drawer slide. The basic idea behind the construction is to attach one side of a drawer slide to a wall or the closet, and attach the other side to a board, finally putting hooks or a rail on the board’s front.
Idea Details : viewalongtheway
5. Space Saving Tie Rack
Who says those ties simply need to sit at a random corner of the closet? Provide them with a super convenient tie rack that not only saves a great deal of space, but also keeps the ties absolutely handy. All you need to get started with the project is a saw, a hammer, a drill, drill bit, smaller drill bit for screw pilot holes, a pencil, a tape measure, some clamps, something to measure right angles, a small piece of scrap wood, some sandpaper, a piece of finished poplar, a dowel, a hinge to attach the arm to a base, and a few screws. The rack features an arm with pegs on both the sides, and the arm swings down to store the ties against the wall, also swinging up to reach the ties. It’s wonderful how it keeps each of the ties properly visible to identify them all.
Idea Details : instructables
6. Garment Rack DIY
Garments rack make it so effortless to get that perfect walk-in closet appeal to your wardrobe. Even better when you can craft a DIY rack at home that fits your space and requirements just perfect. Not only is this DIY garment rack with a unique industrial appearance sturdy, but also equally easy to dissemble and reassemble, in case you are looking out to transport it from one spot to another. What you need to forge the rack at is four black steel pipes in 2 different dimensions, 12 black steel pipe nipples, 6 black tees, 4 black 90 degree elbows, 4 galvanised floor flanges, 2 black steel end caps, a can of black spray paint and a pair of work gloves. Taking the steps explained in the below tutorial by A Beautiful Mess as the foundation, you can simply tweak the dimensions according to your whims.
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7. Linen Closet Organization
A truly winsome arrangement of a linen closet showcased in this incredible guide will definitely inspire you to shrink this amazingly organized space into your very own storage. To give a kickstart to the closet makeover, a splash of white paint on the door and the shelves makes a whole lot of difference to everything, while sorting out the items into smaller groups makes it a piece of cake to get the organization going. When you put the stuff back into the closet, you have got separate sections for pillows and blankets, sheets and cleaning supplies, pillow cases and all the ironing supplies, table linen towels and blankets, and lastly, all those beach towels. Tiny metal labels add so much more to the overall well-maintained essence of the space and shelf dividers allow for a better bifurcation of the items.
Idea Details : simplicityinthesouth
8. Clothes Closet Organizing : No-Slip Hangers
You definitely are familiar with the hassle of your dresses and tops sliding right off the ends of the clothes hangers employed in your wardrobe. Ditch the idea of using regular rubber bands to make the hangers a no-slip affair, instead go for bright and colorful pipe cleaners to get it done with utmost grace. To wrap the pipe cleaner on the hanger, you need to bend and fold the tip over on one pipe cleaner, further placing it on top of the end of a shoulder section of the hanger, lastly, wrapping the cleaner over the bent portion and the hanger until you reach the end of the first pipe cleaner. Add a second pipe cleaner, and repeat the process for the other side of the hanger. Whether you are using plastic hangers or metal ones, this no-slip creativity is going to be a sure-shot hit in both the cases.
Idea Details : inmyownstyle
9. How’s it Hangin’? A Flop Tutorial
Until something as innovative as these cleverly designed hangers specially meant for hanging your slippers and flip flops inside the closet isn’t actually available in the stores, you must get your hands on this ultra-cool project that picks up your flip flops from the floor and stores them in a very tidy system. Hanging on a curtain rod mounted on two shelf brackets, these metal hangers are modified to hold the footwear with just a few simple steps. Once the bottom section is cut, you roll up the two edges, further coating them with a nice hue of paint. Pretty printed ribbons are transformed into lovely hanger jackets that are secured to the hangers using super glue. The final icing on the cake is a little red button glued to the center of the ribbon to embellish DIY hangers.
Idea Details : epbot
10. Make Your Own Belt Holder
Unique is the word for a belt holder that comes with an artistic touch, having a stunning board on top that sports the “Armor of God” scripture verse that talks about the belt of truth. What the bottom of the board has got is a few metal hooks that are meant to hang the belts from their buckles. To craft your own versions of the belt holder or hanger, you need to get a plain wooden board and paint its edges in black, gluing a scrapbook paper with a lovely texture to the front of the board with the help of Mod Podge. The tutorial also provides a printable of the verse that you can simply glue to the board. That perfect antique appeal brought to the piece is all thanks to a brown stamp pad used to ink the edges a little. A sawtooth hanger works great to hang the board on the wall.
Idea Details : blog.delightfulorder
11. Upcycled Cardboard Drawer Dividers
The key to transforming that chief drawer of your closet or dresser from super messy to absolutely well-organized is to divide it into smaller sections, having each of them dedicated to a specific type of item. And, simple pieces of cardboard make it a child’s play to construct easy-to-handle and install drawer dividers all by yourself. All you need to do is make cardboard cut outs that match the height of the inside of your drawer, while cutting half of them to the drawer’s width and going for the remaining half to match the drawer’s depth. You’ll end up with one more cubby per side than piece of cardboard you cut for each side. Take a look at the below tutorial to learn the process of cutting the pieces, assembling them together, as well as placing the finished grid into the drawer.
Idea Details : arealhousewifeofnyc
12. Girly-Glam Closet Makeover
The title itself quite clearly suggests that this closet makeover is the one-stop destination for all you elegant ladies out there who want to add a delicate girly charm to their closets. And, this inspiration does it all, while bringing in a lot more organization and functionality at the same time. You create a special vanity area to store the jewellery on little hooks installed on both the sides of a gorgeous mirror. The shelvings painted in white are so eye-pleasing, taking everything to all new levels with those velvet-lined drawers coming with precious stone knobs. Shower curtain hooks on a closet rod are used to hang all your purses, while lovely wood hangers work wonders for storing the clothes. A floral printed wallpaper installed between the two closets, a sparkling golden chandelier on top, and prints with Bible verses are truly enchanting.
Idea Details : viewalongtheway
