There are many stylish storage essentials for Marie Kondo fans who are preparing to reorganize closets. The collection includes utility carts, brightroom bins, pegboards, and drawer organizing trays.
1. Underbed Storage Bins
A good under bed storage solution can help you tuck away things that aren’t as easily accessible and also keep frequently-used items like shoes within easy reach. For a less expensive option, opt for fabric bins with lids or plastic ones that are durable enough to hold your belongings. If you want a more attractive finish then wicker bins can be both practical and stylish. You can choose from options that have wheels, which are great if you’ve got hardwood floors in your room, or others that don’t require assembly and can be stored flat when they are not in use.
Before you choose your under bed storage, you should know what items you will be storing there and how often they will be needed. For infrequently used stuff, a fabric container that allows clothing and linens to breathe is the way to go, as it can reduce the likelihood of mold and mildew. You can also opt for a plastic option that has a snap-lock closure and transparent lids to see inside. If you’ll need to regularly pull out delicate clothes or other items, a container that folds flat is ideal since it can save space when not in use.
If you want to store a variety items, a multi-compartment drawer under the bed can be a great solution. It has separate compartments for things like dog toys, nail polishes and crafts. The sides and dividers are reinforced with firm, straight boards, which adds strength and helps protect your items while stowing them underneath your bed. It’s available in two sizes to accommodate different types of beds and requires a minimum clearance of 11.5 inches under the bed.
2. Shoe Bins
For all those shoes that just seem to pile up no matter how often you clean your closet, consider a shoe storage container. Stackable, these bins typically have lids that keep the contents dust-free and neat. They’re available in a variety of sizes, too, and there’s usually room to write the contents on the front, so you don’t get confused. Depending on which size you choose, they may have shelves for additional storage. They also work great for corralling miscellaneous knick knacks, like tiny hair clips and dental flossers.
3. Garment Rack
Garment racks can help you organize your clothes and other items. They can help reduce the clutter in your closet and can also help to protect your clothing from dust and other elements that could cause them to become wrinkled or mildewed. Garment racks come in a variety of sizes and styles, so you can find the right one to fit your space. They are easy to assemble and set up.
Simple Houseware Standard Rod Garment Rail is our favorite rack. It provides ample storage space for all your gear, without taking up a lot of room. It has two shelves at the bottom that can be used for shoes or small accessories. There is also a rod to hang clothing and jackets. This garment rack is also able to be folded down when not in use, making it easier to transport and move around your space.
Other garment racks may have more specialized features that are ideal for certain spaces, such as an adjustable design to accommodate tall or short clothing. Some even have a retractable pole that allows you hang more coats and pants at once. Another feature that can be useful is a theft-deterrent design, which helps to prevent unwanted access to your belongings. To have extra shopping money, you might want to consider playing some fun and interactive sports betting games via UFABET.
4. Drawer Organizers
Those pesky drawers are the biggest sources of household clutter, and these organizers can help keep them under control. Whether you’re looking to sort and contain all of the tiny knick knacks scattered in your dresser or the random utensils and gadgets in your kitchen drawer, a simple organizer can make all the difference. And these options aren’t just for the home — they can work well in office drawers as well.
Try these clear BPA free plastic bins for a simple solution you can put right in your drawer or cabinet. These bins are the perfect size to store extra toilet paper rolls, tissues, cleaning wipes, or other essentials that you don’t need to display but want to have close at hand. You can even stack them to add more as you grow your collection.
Drawer organizers also come in handy for bathroom drawers. Thongs, hair ties, dental flossers and other items often get jumbled up. Organizers like these basket crates, which are perfectly sized to fit on the top of a shelf or in a cubby, can help banish that chaos and create some much-needed separation. You can also use them in closets, bedroom dressers and even under-the-sink cabinets.
