44 HACKS FOR ORGANIZING YOUR CLOSET BETTER THAN YOU EVER HAVE BEFORE

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The closets in your bedroom can get very cluttered. Most closets are very small and require a lot of organization solutions to function properly. But what kind of storage do you require? This all depends on your style and, of course, what you own. There are plenty of solutions for virtually everything in your closet. Pick and choose wisely. Check these closet organizing inspirations. LOOK BELOW to learn more
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#1 Divided storage boxes for bras and underwear

Sorting bras and underwear in this manner allows you to see all available options. No more fumbling through a stack of 15 pairs of underwear for the right pair. See it at All Day Chic
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​#2 DIY closet storage wall

This idea is great for a walk-in closet, but can be used in a scaled down version for a smaller closet. To get the tutorial, visit Imperfectly Polished

#3 Fabric storage bins

This works great for a room where a dresser may not be present. These fabric storage bins allow you to store like items together in an organized and labelled manner. Photo source Better Homes And Gardens

#4 Wine box shoe storage

Repurpose an old wine or liquor box that still has it's dividers. Great way to store and see all your shoes. Come winter, simply close up box and store for the season. Photo source unknown.

#5 Under bed storage drawers

Under bed storage makes great use of usually wasted space. Easily make your own out of old drawers. Simply add casters to all four corners of the bottom of the drawers. This allows it to be rolled easily in and out. Photo source unknown
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​#6 DIY your own closet organizer

This DIY project lets you custom design your own closet organizer for a fraction of the price of a closet designer. The full tutorial is available at DIY Advice

#7 Initial storage

These initialled storage bins can be set up for each member of the family. Whether they are attached, like the one above, or individual ones. See more at Femina Girls

#8 DIY neon non-slip hangers

Create your own customized neon hangers from old wire ones. As well as being non-slip, these hangers can be color coded to either divide clothes by type, season or just for fun. Learn how to make these at Brit.co

#9 Handbag and purse organizer

For those with multiple handbags, here is an excellent way to organize them for easy access. Photo source unknown

#10 Closet dividers (days)

Help plan your child's daily outfits with these free printable tags. Whether they choose the clothes, or you do, their wardrobe will be ready for morning to help avoid that "What do I wear" issue. To learn more and get the free printables, go to Make Live Lovely

#11 Scarf storage

If you have a lot of scarves that you wear, here is an excellent way to store them, yet keep them visible. Simply tie them over a hanger. 4 or 5 will fit per hanger. Photo source Simply Sorted By Kat (link no longer valid)

#12 Double bars for kids clothes

A great space saving idea, when it comes to a kid's closet, is to stack two rows of clothes by adding a second bar. Kid's clothes are especially small allowing you to make the best use of the space. Thanks to Better Homes And Gardens

#13 Open closets

By removing the doors, this closet opens up the room. Lots of room to hang clothes, cubby holes for bins or baskets, as well as an open area for whatever you like. The only problem? It has to stay neat... To learn more, go to Strawberry Swing And Things

#14 Hanger expansion with pop can tab

This sneaky closet hack will allow you to save some space and add a little more room for hanged clothes. By slipping the tab over one hanger, a second hanger can hang from that tab. Thanks to Wall Peg Store

#15 Jewelry hangers

Are you looking for a simple and space saving method to store your jewelry? With a towel rack, toilet paper holders. s-rings and baskets with attachment brackets, you can use a closet wall, door or any other area you have wall space. Check out Overthrow Martha for details
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​#16 Hanging underwear and sock storage

If you are trying to save space or do not have much dresser room, this hanging wardrobe bag with pockets allows you to store underwear, socks, etc. easily in the closet. Photo source unknown.

#17 Ironing board in the wall

Another great space saving idea for your closet area or laundry room. This ironing board folds right into the wall. The DIY tutorial is available at Better Homes And Gardens

#18 Organizing with a DIY ladder

Here is a great DIY project to create this decorative ladder to store blankets, clothes, etc. The tutorial and free printable plans are available at Remodelaholic

#19 Back of door laundry bag

To save valuable floor space in your closet or bedroom, this DIY hanging laundry bag will remove one more thing from the floor. The simple tutorial is available at Bet1975

#20 DIY sliding pants rack

This DIY sliding pants rack allows you to pull the entire rack out to hang the pants, or remove them, and slide the rack back in. For the tutorial see Instructables

#21 Shelf division

Divided shelves help you keep clothes stacked neatly, without toppling over. This DIY idea is very simple. Follow the instructions on Martha Stewart

#22 Slide out unit

This DIY idea allows you to slide out a portion  of your hanging storage for better access and replacing items. Great for belts, scarves, etc.. View Along The Way tells you how to make it

#23 Bulky clothes storage

A hanging closet shoe organizer makes a great place to store your bulky sweaters, jeans, pants, etc.. Thanks to Ask Anna

#24 Keeping tights organized

Tights are easily messed up. Keeping them tidy, organized and easy to see can be accomplished with this DIY idea. Lana Red Studio shows you how

#25 Higher clothing rods

If it is physically possible to reach clothes from a higher clothing rod, this is an excellent way to add lower storage, such as a low dresser, etc.. Urban Acreage tells you how.

#26 Keep matching sheets inside pillow case

This simple, yet efficient, method of keeping your sheets together is very effective. Keeping the matching sheet set inside the pillow case keeps the set together and keeps linens neat. Thanks to Martha Stewart

#27 Back of door baskets

Whether it is for a baby's closet, or yours, the use of basket type storage on the back of a closet door makes great use of space. To learn more. go to The Avid Appetite .

#28 Armoire as a closet

In older homes, closets were very small or non-existent. To add a great storage area in your room, an armoire is an excellent idea. Customize to fit your needs. Find out more at Remodelaholic

#29 Organizing a small closet

In many homes, closets are not very large, especially older places. Trying to set up an organization system can be difficult. Making the best use of the space is essential. Here are some ideas to help you on the road to organizing, Daily Mom

#30 Add a closet

Much like the addition of an armoire can add storage space, so can a built-in closet. If you are short on closet space, or have no closet, a built-in one is an excellent choice. See the tutorial at Remodelaholic
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#31 Wire pull out drawers

Another great option for your closet is the use of sliding wire drawers. In addition to the visibility of the open drawers, they are deep and the drawers will fit into most closets. Check it out at Better Homes And Gardens 

#32 Folding t-shirts

Here is an idea for folding t-shirts to save space in your dresser. Photo source bforbel.com

#33 Repurposed bookcase

If you have the room, a bookcase in your closet can add a lot of storage space for shoes, boxes or baskets for jewelry, perfumes, etc.. See more at Freckles Chick

#34 More hanging storage

Any type of open wall space is fair game for storage ideas. The use of rods or hooks make for easy organizing of items like belts, scarves, sunglasses, etc. Learn more at Fab Everyday

#35 Decorating the door

Are you looking for a way to add flair to your closet? The doors are usually fairly mundane. But wth these 3 ideas, you can turn folding, sliding or french doors into an amazing decorative accent. Check it out at Good Housekeeping

#36 No slip pants

This very simple idea allows your pants to stay on the hanger with no slippage. Felt protectors (like you put on the bottom of furniture legs to avoid harming wood floors) help keep the pants on the hanger. See this idea at Martha Stewart

#37 Luggage tag IDs

When you are using boxes or bins that are not clear or see through, the use of tags or labels aid in identifying exactly what is in each container. Here, they used luggage tags . Thanks to Better Home And Gardens

#38 Ladder hanging option

Here is another option for clothes storage where you have little or none. This painted decorative ladder makes for a great place to hang clothes, store boxes, bins, etc.. Photo source unknown

#39 Garment rack storage

When closet space is limited, a rolling garment rack makes for an ideal place to hang clothes and store shoes, purses, etc.. Sadly, garment racks do not allow you to store too many items, but they can be decorative and give you storage space where there was none. Photo source pbteen.com

#40 Step stool

One problem with high shelves in a closet is that some people can not properly reach them. Having a step stool handy makes it easier. There are store bought ones available, but you can also DIY one. Here is one idea from Ana White

#41 Purging

One of the most important parts of organizing is knowing what you need to organize. Before you begin planning, purge all the things you no longer need. You may find that you do not have as much to store as you think. Photo source Pinterest.

#42 DIY rod and shelf system

To check out the tutorial go to Family Handyman

#43 Divide drawers with PVC pipe

Round PVC pipe, cut to the depth of your drawer, allows you to store scarves, ties, etc. See it at Better Home And Gardens

#44 Keeping dust away

For those items that hang in your closet all year, but only get brought out a couple of times a year, dust eventually settles on the shoulders. This DIY dust covers eliminates that issue. Check out Martha Stewart

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