Storing and organizing kids' clothes can be a challenge especially if you have four kids sharing a room without closets like Adrien. What to do? Create the guts of a closet yourself with bookcases, shelves and colorful bins and baskets.
This set up may actually work better for Adrien's kids than closets would because everything is easily accessible to them. She's even created days-of-the-week bins so she can set out their clothing ahead of time and the older children can get dressed on their own.
You can visit Adrien and find out more about her uber-organized kids' room at her her blog Winging It Over Coffee.
(Images: Winging It Over Coffee)
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I really like the small buckets to put clothes for each day in. We have two drawers which hold the bulk of my son's clothes, with the closet being used to hold all of the next size up for future use. The baskets would be an easy way to put together outfits for the week saving time and energy in the morning.
Wonderful!
Such a great idea. A place for everything and everything in its place. Plus, it really seems like the kids will be able to keep everything tidy.
4 kids sharing a room-without closets???? and it is clean??? I'm impressed.
Four kids in one room and it looks awesome - that is intense. Bravo to Adrien on such a workable, but cute, solution!