"A place for everything, and everything in its place." It's the only advice you'll ever need for getting your home organized and clutter-free. You can take that philosophy and drill it down to apply it to even the tiniest of spaces — like that messy drawer in your bathroom, kitchen or workspace.
When you hear "drawer shelves," you might be thinking of a cute project where you use drawers as, well, shelves. But there's another way to construct this hybrid by using shelves as... you guessed it, drawers. And the result is a great playspace that allows you to keep everything organized and accessible. More
My bathroom is organized now, but before, I was never able to find anything and it was one big, cluttered mess. The key to good organization can be summed up by the saying "a place for everything and everything in its place." Sometimes, once you get the right containers and everything has a home, it's easy to get organized — and stay that way. More
I love before and after projects that involve a good afternoon of organization — no paintbrush, no tools… just some motivation, a vision, and some hard work. More
Whether your mudroom is in the front of the house or back of the house, these well organized spaces show that you often don't need a whole room as a drop zone — just a wall or a corner will do. Here are a few ideas for tackling those muddy boots and misplaced mittens this winter. More
The importance of an organized entryway, or landing strip, is one of our most-repeated tenets here at Apartment Therapy. They help keep your home clutter-free and your life running smoothly, and what's more important than that? If you're only going to tackle one task for Project Month, make it the addition (or improvement) of a landing strip. More
Anyone else have a garage, basement, or storage space that looks like this? There's hope: Marji was fed up with the clutter in her tool shed, and she decided to first purge and then create a clever system that works for her.
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I have a fairly extensive DVD collection, and for years I've been keeping my discs in storage binders. While it's a fairly practical storage solution, the binders have always irked me. On top of having zippers that get easily stuck, they're bulky, unattractive, and too deep for a normal bookshelf, and since I like having my DVDs near at hand, I didn't want to tuck them away in a cabinet somewhere. Follow along for my solution and the how-to. More
If you're obsessed with LEGOs like Martin Storbeck is, you absolutely need this Ikea hack to store your goods. More














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