If you’re in cleaning mode, why not tackle a closet or two? From bedroom closets to linen closets, here are a few inspirations to keep you motivated.
1. Color-coordinated couture
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Purge your closet of all the items you haven’t worn in the last month. Once that’s done, hang your clothes by color to give your closet “a rainbow feel.”
2. Linen closet love
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Put the things that are least used toward the top and sort shelves by category.
3. Spacious living
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Adjust shelves and bars for better organization. By putting all the shirts and dresses on the first bar and the bottoms on the second, the closet is more easily navigated.
4. Colorful chaos
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Organize clothes on racks so you can pick them out quickly. Hang favorites or upcoming outfits separately for easier access.
5. Positive negative space
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Add a shelving unit to the top of your closet to eliminate negative space and add more room. You can also add drawers to neatly store clothes and shoes.
6. Big little room
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Add an alcove to hang purses and designate areas for specific items. This way, you’ll always know where to find things.
7. Kids’ clutter no more
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Create tags to make picking out clothes easier and use baskets for more organization.
8. Matchy matchy
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Hang clothing on matching hangers to create a more cohesive look. You can also store shoes in plastic containers to keep them organized.
9. Prints galore
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Use shelves to get shoes off the floor. Stencil the back for an added touch of style.
10. Keep it clean
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Hang a shoe organizer and use wall hooks to remove items from the floor of your closet. Hanging shoe organizers can also be used to store purses, belts and other clunky items.
11. Simple shelves
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Adjust shelves to create a mini-vanity. Use this shelf to store your perfumes and jewelry. Give your shelves a coat of paint to freshen up the look.
12. Loving little spaces
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Utilize every nook and cranny. Corners are easy places to overlook, but are hidden gems when it comes to storage space.
13. Labels, baskets and more
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Create a rolling basket by gluing wheels onto ordinary wicker basket. This is just genius!
14. Add in furniture
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Use tension rods to customize your closet space. This blogger hung tension rods on the sides of her son’s closet and put a dresser in the middle to use every inch of space.
15. Dress it up
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Adding a tall dresser will help organize clothing and uses less space. Use bins and boxes to hide your least-used items up high.
16. Upcycle it
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This blogger decorated an old shoe organizer with a gold Sharpie to give it a fresh look and hung her husband’s ties according to color, so they could be seen better.
17. Colorful kids
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Adding colorful boxes keeps the space fun for the kids, while hiding toys and clutter.
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