6. The Marie Kondo Method
Having too many clothes can cause you problems when it comes to dealing with storage. To solve that problem, start stacking your clothes horizontally instead of vertically to save some space and to have a clear vision of the folded items in your drawers.
7. Hidden Pantry
Build a sliding pantry that you can put in between your fridge and wall to have more storage space. This way you’ll have a proper place to store cooking oils, spices and that kind of stuff.
8. Cord Organization
Electronic cables, they just like to get tangled up in a very messy way that seems impossible to strip out. If you are struggling with your cables, then store them separately in empty labeled toilet paper rolls.
9. Playroom Shelving
If you have a playroom for your kids, then you know how messy it gets over time. Consider buying some square shelving units from stores like Ikea (there are cheap ones and there are expensive ones, you can buy them according to your own pocket). Make sure to label the bins as a reference for your kids.
10. Rolling Storage
If you love buying shoes and clothes, then you are probably suffering from a lack of storage space. Rollout bins can save your life because they offer extra storage space and they can be stored under your bed.
11. Bathroom Cabinet Storage
Keep your hair tools in a single place, for example, in small over-the-door storage hooks in your bathroom cabinet.
12. Magnetic Makeup
To make your makeup easily accessible, then consider gluing small magnets to the backside of your makeup palettes, then frame a magnetic board and secure in on your bathroom wall to keep your makeup on reach.
13. Shoebox Trick
Shoeboxes are great for shoe storage. You can use an old polaroid camera to take photos of your shoes and attach them to the exterior part of the shoeboxes to know which shoes are in that shoebox.
14. Freezer Organization
Freezers are almost always messy because everything gets thrown in them randomly, which makes item hunt quite hard. Use a basket to group items that fit in the same category together (like vegetables in a basket, meat in another, etc).
15. Sneaky Ottoman
You can use Ottomans with hidden storage to store pillows, blankets, and sheets in them. This method is far better than having those items piled up everywhere.
