Bedroom Organization

Small-space dwelling bibliophiles everywhere, rejoice!

It's compact but it can store so much.

Here are seven smart ways to fit more storage in your bedroom without making it feel too cramped.

Finds that’ll get your bedroom and closet in order.

Have your guests feeling more organized and refreshed during their stay.

There are plenty of ways to make the most of limited space with lots of clever conversions, like alcove beds to IKEA furniture hacks, and of course, a closet-turned-bedroom. Using a sizable closet as an additional sleeping space is a budget-friendly way to squeeze more life out of your existing space, even if it’s small. Take a look at these ideas to help you to eke out a bit more room, and create cozy sleeping nooks in the process.

Bedrooms come in all shapes and sizes — including ones with little to no closet solutions. Good news: With a little imagination, you can turn your closet-less bedroom into the stylish and storage-savvy place it deserves to be.Forget that you only have a dresser and a hanging shoe rack; there are still plenty of ways to carve out more storage room — no contractor necessary!

Starting at just $10.

My bedroom has never looked so polished, chic, and, most importantly, clutter-free!

They’ll help you better organize your room, too.

It saves so much space, too!

Are you a little obsessed with organizing? We are too.

And it’s not an organizer!

Relationship experts share how you can declutter your way to better sex in the bedroom.

It's become the peaceful getaway I need to be the best version of myself.

It’s been a lifesaver and made me feel so much better.

Follow these three steps to reclaim your bedroom ahead of the new year. 

You'll need this 20-minute decluttering plan to start.

There's extra space right under your nose.

It's the ultimate bedroom hack.

Say goodbye to a cluttered room.

Because an organized home is a happy home.

If you have a small and/or oddly shaped bedroom, here are 7 ways to maximize your space. 

Who says a vanity mirror is only for the bathroom?

And two more that she always has handy.

There are some great under-the-bed storage options that are efficient, practical, and affordable.

These dreamy DIYs are worth copying for your own space.

An organized home is incredibly gratifying. It allows tasks to get done more smoothly, cleaning completed more quickly, and projects processed more enjoyably. Plus, the tranquility and uncluttered emptiness of an organized home is a beauty all its own. These over-the-door storage products won’t tidy your entire home, but small organization projects are an encouraging way to start!

It doesn’t look like a traditional walk-in closet, of course, but it does block off space that you can now use for one thing in particular.

Are you plagued by a constantly out-of-control closet? Chances are you might be making keeping your closet organized more difficult than it has to be (yes, even if you were cursed with a particularly tiny one!). Here are six ways you’re over-complicating keeping a closet clean — and what you can do to make things easier on yourself. This is pretty simple, yet something we all do from time to time.

It does a lot of work being a living/dining/sleeping/storage space all at once.

It can be all too easy to fall into the trap of using your bedroom like a giant junk drawer.

The web has how-to instructions for everything…even things you didn’t know required directions. Most people know how to clean a bedroom, but to learn the secret to cleaning it in 10 minutes, we turned to WikiHow: WikiHow’s tips for cleaning the bedroom in under 10 minutes: • Get your cleaning supplies together: garbage bag, surface cleaner, broom, dustpan, etc. • Give yourself a set amount of time for each task. For example, 1-2 minutes per step.

We always focus on organizing your closet, which is definitely a vital storage area to keep clean and organized for easy dressing during the work week. But your dresser drawers are important too — save yourself just the smallest amount of time by cutting out the search for matching socks! Here are a few tips for getting your dresser drawers organized and keeping them that way.

and 1. Change The Sheets There’s just something about a freshly made bed that reminds me of my mother. It’s like a linen-filled guilt trip that instantly makes the rest of the room more dirty and shameful. By starting here you’re willing yourself to make everything else in the space amazing to live up to the crisp, clean standard that sheets set. 2.

A tiny bedroom can be a big challenge. There are a lot of things you need to fit into this little room, but you still want it to be a calm and restful space. If you’re lucky enough to have the freedom to make significant changes to your place, built ins can be a real lifesaver in a small bedroom, perfect for adding extra storage and functionality with a streamlined look. Here are 11 ideas.

When you live in a small space with smaller storage options, a blank slate under the bed becomes valuable for storing, well, whatever will fit. We’ve rounded up smart projects, inspiring photos, and a useful shopping guide to help you make the most of your available bed-to-floor storage options. Above: This image from IKEA shows how a VEDDINGE kitchen cabinet door with a molding surround and wheels attached can double as a sliding shoe organizer. Talk about clever on wheels.

Your bedroom should be — nay… it needs to be — a peaceful place. Who can lay their head down for a good night’s rest while they’re surrounded by a mess? Bedroom clutter is a unique beast, too. It’s usually stuff that came in from other rooms and hasn’t been put away just yet, which should make today’s timed task a simple one. Remove as much clutter as you can from the bedroom in 20 minutes.

If you ask a feng shui expert about the space under a bed, they’re going to tell you to keep it clear — that putting anything in that space will block energy from circulating around your body when you sleep. So, basically, they’re going to tell you the exact opposite of what I’m about to suggest. But as a mother of two little ones, I find the space under kids’ beds to be prime real estate.

One of the coziest things about the temps dropping is how much more of a cocoon your bedroom becomes. Turning in early with a mug of something warm and lazy weekends nestled amongst comforters—these are the things the best winter days are made of. Apartment Therapy Weekend Projects is a guided program designed to help you get the happy, healthy home you’ve always wanted, one weekend at a time. Sign up now for email updates so you never miss a lesson.

Many of us are familiar with the floor/chair/bed-covered-in-clothes issue that can strike one’s bedroom at any time (or, all the time). Whether it’s the clothes you plan on wearing the next day, the clothes you wore that day, or the product of a flurry of outfit changes until hitting on just the right look—you can’t have a bedroom that’s a sanctuary if you’re swimming in articles of clothing.

When I got back to Baltimore after a long holiday visit with family, my bedroom greeted me with its disarray. The issue? Clothes everywhere. I am only good about putting clean laundry away if I do it when the clothes are fresh out of the dryer; otherwise, they sit in the basket in my bedroom. My husband, who does his own laundry, completely avoids putting his clean clothes away entirely.

The January Cure is Apartment Therapy’s way of helping you reset your home for 2019. We tackle one assignment each weekday throughout the entire month. Sign up now if you want to join! Taking care of anything—yourself, your home your family—is never easy. And it may often feel like this sort of labor is taken for granted. But at Apartment Therapy, we know taking care of your space is important work.

You know how excited you get when you try on a dress that has pockets? Imagine that feeling but with pockets for your bed. It’s normal to want to keep your creature comforts closeby when you’re horizontal, but small-space living doesn’t always afford the luxury of space for two nightstands.

Organizing a small space on a limited budget can be tricky, but what if we told you we discovered a home decor item that can work wonders for multiple rooms in your home—all for under 10 bucks? Believe it or not, wall-mounted coat hook racks—like this satin nickel one from Amazon—can be used to organize everything from purses in a tiny closet to pots and pans in a cramped kitchen.

There’s something so cozy about a small bedroom, but there’s also something pretty maddening about trying to figure out how to put all your stuff in one. And the fact that tiny bedrooms often come with tiny closets often makes things worse. What’s a cash-strapped small-space dweller to do? We’ve rounded up a few solutions that will make a little extra room for your stuff without breaking the bank. No space for shelves in the bedroom?

Nothing kills a peaceful, restful mood like a clutter-y mess. Too often the bedroom is the first dumping ground and the last place we set in order because it’s the room that’s least frequented by others. But it’s time to take our bedrooms back, to turn them into the sanctuaries they should be and keep them that way.