We reached out to professional home organizers — the kind of people who can turn a junk drawer into a work of art — and asked them to spill their favorite affordable tricks for making any room look instantly better. From clever storage hacks to simple styling upgrades, these are the Amazon finds they swear by. They're the unsung heroes that pros rely on to transform cluttered spaces into calm, functional ones — without spending a ton.
Cover unsightly cords with an outlet concealer
Sleek Socket Ultra-Thin Outlet Concealer
Whether it’s your kitchen or bedroom, a room with a lot of electronics or appliances also has a lot of cords. “Tangled wires on the floor can make any space look and feel messy,” says Ashley La Fond, owner of Of Space + Mind. She suggests hiding cords with an outlet concealer that can be run under furniture or along baseboards for a clean look. This one is backed by more than 48,000 five-star ratings from Amazon shoppers.
Or use a cable management box to hide messy cords
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D-Line Cable Management Box
A cable management box is another great way to conceal unsightly cords. This popular option comes in either small or large to hold power strips of different sizes and has built-in slots for easy access to your cords. Use it near TV stands, desks, and other areas with lots of electronics.
Put up over-the-door storage
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JARLINK Storage Over-The-Door Organizer
Back-of-the-door storage is key for keeping things organized. And when you install these in closets, like your bedroom closet, linen closet, or pantry, they disappear from sight. Jenny Dietsch, CEO of Getting It Done Organizing, tells Mic, “I also love using an over-the-door rack for accessories.”
This over-the-door organizer has two sturdy hooks that fit over the back of your door to create five tiers of storage for everything from extra pantry items, to medicines and emergency supplies, to extra toilet paper.
Optimize cabinet storage with stackable shelf risers
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NEX Bamboo Kitchen Cabinet and Counter Shelf Organizer
Amy Bloomer, founder and owner of Let Your Space Bloom recommends using stackable shelf organizers in cabinets to “optimize the vertical space, especially in bathrooms and in awkward spaces under sinks with pipes.” This set of four can be stacked in various configurations to fit your space and organizational needs. Made from durable wood and metal, the shelves come in bamboo, rustic brown, and gray marble finishes.
Take advantage of under-sink space with pull-out shelves
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Delamu 2-Tier Under-Sink Organizers (2-Pack)
Another way to bring order to the space under bathroom and kitchen sinks is to use under-sink organizers. This set comes in a pack of two, with each organizer featuring two pull-out shelves that let you easily access your items. Use them to store soap, shampoo, lotion, and even small towels.
Use wireless light strips to brighten dim areas
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Brilliant Evolution Wireless LED Stick-On Light (2-Pack)
Owner of Of Space + Mind Ashley La Fond recommends adding "adhesive light strips under cabinets, in closets or utility spaces — anywhere you would like to brighten up," noting they’re especially great for dark closets. These battery-operated lights can be installed with the included screws or adhesive tape and turn on and off with a simple tap.
Neatly store shoes with handy stackable bins
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Thicken & Sturdy Clear Shoe Storage Organizer with Magnetic Door, Stackable Boxes for Closet, Foldable Space-Saving Shoe Rack for Sneaker Boot Container, Plastic Shoe Cabinet Shoe Box 6 Pack, White
Keep your sneakers safe and your closet looking less like a shoe explosion with clear storage bins. No more digging through a heap of high-tops—these boxes protect your shoes from scuffs and squishing. Sarit Weiss, the founder of Neat & Orderly, suggests this type of storage and adds that you should “consider stacking them on top of each other to maximize your vertical space.” Each sturdy bin has a front-opening magnetic door, and the 6-pack is also available in a chic translucent black.
Put up freestanding storage for lesser-used items
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Lacusmall Narrow Bathroom Storage Cabinet
Jenny Dietsch, CEO of Getting It Done Organizing, recommends freestanding storage cabinets. She says, “Store rarely used items, like holiday dishes, seasonal linens, or specialty appliances, in a coat closet, utility closet, or a dedicated cabinet in the garage.” This compact freestanding cabinet is perfect for tight areas, and gives you three tiers of storage for smaller items. Tuck it in to small spaces in your closet or bathroom — it’ll add valuable storage where you need it.
Choose non-see-through bins for shelf storage
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ANMINY Plastic Storage Bins Containers (5-Pack)
“Bookcases not only house books, decorative objects, and precious photos, but they can also be used for off-season and holiday items with the right closed or opaque storage baskets and bins,” says Courtney Cummings, founder and owner of The Stylish Organizer. For that, pick up some opaque storage bins like these ones, with convenient handles and a contrasting lid. This set of five comes with two medium and two small bins, but you can pick up as many as you need. They can even stack on each other.
Use stackable bins in your pantries
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Seseno Clear Organizer Bins (6-Pack)
If you want better pantry storage, Courtney Cummings, founder and owner of The Stylish Organizer, recommends “Opt[ing] for stackable bins and baskets to capitalize on your vertical space.” These clear pantry bins do the job, easily stacking on each other. The clear sides make it quick to see what’s inside, and their 10-inch length will fit in most pantries, and still gives you plenty of room to store dry goods.
Hang up clothes you plan on re-wearing
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Umbra Over-The-Door Multi-Use Organizer
Reem Elkady, founder of Zen Organize Me, recommends an over-the-door clothing hanger as a drop zone for items you plan on re-wearing. “It can hold multiple clothing items, does not require drilling, and does not contribute to visual clutter because it hangs behind the door. And this one from Umbra is one of my all-time favorites.” Made from powder-coated steel, it features 14 round wooden pegs.
Keep your closet tidy with shelf dividers
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HBlife Shelf Dividers (6-Pack)
Founder and owner of The Stylish Organizer, Courtney Cummings recommends clear shelf dividers for creating designated spaces for everything in your closet. She says, “These clear shelf dividers are great in a linen closet to provide more structure for your towel stacks.” This pack of six clear shelf dividers is easy to install inside your clothing or linen closet, and can be adjusted as you reorganize your closet. It’s no wonder these are best-sellers.
Organize linens with handy bedsheet bands
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EcoHomes Bed Sheet Organizer Bands (4 Pieces)
Keeping sheets, pillowcases, and comforters in order can be a hassle, especially if you own sets in different sizes. Heather Aiello, CEO and founder of The Organized You suggests bedsheet bands to keep your linen closet organized, adding that they’re inexpensive, simple to use, and make it easy to find the sheet set you need. They’re available in twin, full, queen, king, and a mixed pack.
Add extra storage to shallow medicine cabinets
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MORNITE Medicine Cabinet Organizer Shelf
Shallow medicine cabinets are inevitable in some bathroom layouts, but they don’t have to mean minimal storage. Courtney Cummings, founder and owner of The Stylish Organizer says, “If you are working with a traditional shallow medicine cabinet in your bathroom, opt for a two-tier riser for your medications if you can. Using an organizer like this will allow you to fit more bottles into the same area because you are maximizing the vertical space.”
This adhesive shelf is inspired by that advice, and is easy to stick to the interior of your medicine cabinet to double the space in your medicine cabinet. Worried about the adhesive damaging your cabinets? You can also opt for a stackable design.
Get a label maker & never question a container’s contents again
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Phomemo Mini Thermal Label Printer
Aaron Christensen, resident cleaning expert and vice president of growth at Homeaglow, recommends a label maker as a way to keep track of what’s inside storage bins. As a bonus, he says, “Labels make it easier for family members or cleaning people to put away items.” This Bluetooth label maker is controlled with an app and doesn’t require any ink to use.
Toss mismatched lids (& neatly stow the ones you keep)
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ELYPRO Tumbler Lid Organizer
Corralling the items in your cabinets is an essential part of keeping your kitchen looking good. Jenny Dietsch, CEO of Getting It Done Organizing has this advice: “Check to make sure all lids in your kitchen have a mate. If you’re missing a top of bottom, you’ll likely reach for it less. Make space and let it go.” Once you’ve gotten rid of the lids that don’t match, store the ones that do on this vertical lid organizer. You’ll free up space inside your cabinet, and you’ll never have to hunt in your kitchen for the matching lid to your cup.
Maximize cabinet storage with stick-on bins
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Toplife Wall Door Adhesive Kitchen Wrap Organizer Rack
CEO of Getting It Done Organizing, Jenny Dietsch offers this reminder: “You could also use adhesive bins on your walls and behind doors. Use every inch!” This adhesive wire rack is great for the interior of your cabinets. It can store multiple containers of those everyday kitchen items, like sandwich bags, cling wrap, or tinfoil.
Save kitchen space with a roll-up drying rack
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Oizeir Roll Up Dish Drying Rack
When it comes to dish racks, Christina Giaquinto, a professional organizer and brand ambassador of Modular Closets, has two must-haves: it should “take up minimal space on the counters and be easy to store.” That’s why a roll-up rack is her go-to. It sits right over your sink, letting water drip straight down—no puddles, no mess. Plus, the heat-resistant silicone design pulls double duty as a trivet or a quick rinse zone for produce.
Put space-saving hooks on the bathroom door
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YIGII Towel Adhesive Hooks (4-Pack)
Jenny Dietsch, CEO of Getting It Done Organizing offers this advice: “Buy hooks to make space for towels and robes on the back of your bathroom doors.” There’s nothing that ruins the aesthetic of a bathroom quite like a towel on the floor. These adhesive hooks look so chic, and come in a pack of four that you can distribute throughout your bathroom. They each hold multiple pounds, so you can hang towels and other shower accessories here.
Keep clutter off the floor with sleek closet hooks
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Kaiferty Over-The-Door Hooks (Set of 2)
“Hooks on closet doors are one of the best ways to keep clutter off your floor,” says Aaron Christensen, cleaning expert and vice president of growth at Homeaglow. “It makes it easy to pick up and vacuum bedroom spaces.” This pair of over-the-door hooks can be slung over your closet door to install in seconds, and each holds up to 12 pounds. They’re available in gold, white, even pink, and more.
Add easy tension rod shelves for more storage
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SIQUK Adjustable Spring Tension Rods (6-Pack)
“Tension rods in cabinets can maximize the vertical space for cleaning supplies or lightweight baking items,” advises Sandy Eaton, a professional home organizer at New Day Organizing, of this clever hack. You can insert these tension rod bars just about anywhere — in a cabinet, pantry, or wine room, for example, and there’s no tricky installation required.
Make tidying up quicker with a stylish basket in every room
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INDRESSME XXXLarge Cotton Rope Basket
Angela O'Brien, founder of Your Space Reclaimed, recommends something like this cotton rope basket. “A catch-all basket in each room or perhaps at each end of the stairs can be a great way to quickly tidy up a space,” she explains. This oversize option can handle everything from rogue toys to wayward throw blankets, and its color-blocked design with detailed stitching makes it stylish enough to leave out. The sturdy handles can take a good tug, and when it’s off duty, it folds down flat for easy storage.
Keep tote-able storage by the staircase
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SAM AND MABEL Stairway Storage Basket
As per O'Brien’s suggestion to use a catch-all basket at the end of your stairs, this stair basket takes that advice and levels it up. Designed to accommodate two steps, it provides a designated space for all those random “I’ll take this up later” items. The structured yet soft material won’t damage your stairs (no scratches on wood, no snags on carpet), and it folds down flat when you don’t need it. It even has rope handles that make trips up and down easier.
Store clothing & accessories in a hanging closet organizer
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Whitmor Fabric Closet Organizer Shelving
Closet space can be tricky to use, especially if you don’t have shelves. Amy Bloomer, founder and owner of Let Your Space Bloom suggests using a fabric closet organizer to create damage-free, renter-friendly storage. “Large cubbies create additional organization space to neatly store sweaters, purses, and accessories,” she explains.
Opt for slim hangers to fit more in your closet
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Amazon Basics Slim Non-Slip Hangers (50-Pack)
Ben Soreff, a professional organizer at House to Home Organizing, consistently recommends these slim hangers to clients because they “save you a ton of space in your closet.” Bonus: the soft velvet material and the built-in shoulder notches work to prevent clothes from slipping off and falling to the floor. Choose from colors including black, ivory, and mint green.
Save even more closet space with clever vertical hangers
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Miles Kimball Space-Saving Hangers (4-Pack)
For another way to make the most of your closet space, try these vertical hangers. Sold in a four-pack, each hanger has five hooks to maximize your storage. They’re made from lightweight yet durable material and are also great for belts, bags, and other accessories.
Elevate cutlery storage with an expandable organizer
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Pipishell Expandable Drawer Organizer
Your kitchen drawer can get cluttered fast, so Heather Aiello, CEO and founder of The Organized You, recommends this expandable drawer organizer because it “elevates your silverware drawer instantly.” Aiello says it looks nice and makes it easy to keep everything organized, adding, “We use these in kitchens all the time.” Made from bamboo, it’s available in four colors.
Neatly store undies, socks, & similar items together
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Joyoldelf Drawer Organizer (2 Pack)
In order to keep things straight and avoid messy piles of clothes littering your bedroom, Courtney Cummings, founder and owner of The Stylish Organizer, has some advice: “Once you have your wardrobe figured out, group like items together — socks in one drawer, undergarments together, T-shirts, sweaters, dresses, etc. By grouping similar items together, you have a quick and easy reference of what you have, and it makes getting ready in the morning a little simpler.”
This is made so much easier if you have a neat way to store clothes in your drawers, and for that, this underwear and sock organizer is ideal. Lay it in any drawer, and you’ll have 24 cells for individual socks, underwear, ties, you name it.
Declutter the vanity with a stackable organizer
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STORi Chloe Stackable Organizer
It’s fun to have a lot of beauty products, but less fun to figure out how to keep them from cluttering your counter space. Heather Aiello, CEO and founder of The Organized You, advocates for a stackable organizer to pull together products and keep them in one tidy place. “Not only will things be organized it will also elevate the look of your bathroom counters,” she says.
Stash items in furniture with hidden storage
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FaiPue Small Ottoman with Storage
Courtney Cummings, founder and owner of The Stylish Organizer says, “If you are in a situation where you don’t have a lot of built-in storage, look for furniture with hidden storage.” This storage ottoman is a great choice, and gives you a place to hide small items away to reduce clutter. Not only does the lid come off and give you space to store toys, blankets, or whatever you have in your space, but it even has a side pocket for magazines or remotes.
Use a door to hold your shoes
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ZOBER Over The Door Shoe Organizer
No shoe rack? Try this over-the-door organizer. Aaron Christensen, resident cleaning expert and vice president of growth at Homeaglow, recommends one of these as a way to keep your large shoe collection organized and out of the way. This highly rated option has 24 pockets that can hold 12 pairs of shoes. Alternatively, it can be used to organize pantry items, ties, and other small items.
Keep mail tidy with a simple holder
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BWODYAY Wood Mail Holder
Resident cleaning expert and vice president of growth at Homeaglow, Aaron Christensen notes that high-traffic areas of the home, like kitchen islands, build up clutter quickly. “A common issue is where to put the mail — try a small organizer on your countertop or side table,” he says. This acacia wood mail holder provides a tidy way to keep letters, cards, and bills in one spot.
Use labeled baskets to keep smaller accessories together
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DECOMOMO Closet Storage Bins (Set of 6)
Brenda Scott, owner and operator of Tidy My Space, suggests using baskets with labels in hallway closets and entryways. “This is especially helpful gathering gloves, mitts, hats, dog accessories, any group of smaller items that the family members need as they head out the door,” she explains. This six-piece set comes in seven different colors so you can find one to match your home decor.
Hide clutter in tables with drawers
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Furnulem End Table
“Tables with drawers are a great use of space,” says Brenda Scott, owner and operator of Tidy My Space, noting you can easily hide remotes, mail, books, and other items that would otherwise clutter surfaces. This budget-friendly end table features three drawers plus a double-layer shelf. Choose from rustic brown, black, and white finishes.
Add hooks to the entryway for an instant “drop zone” when you walk in
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Umbra Picket Rail Hook
Courtney Cummings, founder and owner of The Stylish Organizer, advises, “Mount a set of hooks in your entryway for everyday coats and bags, and add a small floating shelf to create a drop zone for your keys and wallet.” This rail hook is aesthetic but still super functional. The hooks lay flat when not in use, but also provide five hooks of added storage for coats, bags, hats, and scarves. Each hook can hold up to 5 pounds.
Shred unnecessary documents & paperwork right away
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Amazon Basics Cross Cut Paper & Credit Card Shredder
“Not a ‘home organization’ piece you'd typically consider, but a sturdy cross-cut shredder can help you eliminate mail clutter which will make your home less messy,” advises Tracy McCubbin, founder and CEO of dClutterfly. “Going three to five days without opening your mail creates piles that make more piles. By investing in a shredder and opening your mail over it, you can reduce 80% of the mail clutter laying around.” This shredder can shred up to eight thick sheets of paper at a time, but it also comes in versions from six sheets to 200.
Invest in sturdy hangers
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Amazon Basics Velvet Clothes Hangers (30-Pack)
"Sturdy matching hangers are such a simple solution, but can really turn a closet around,” says Tracy McCubbin, founder and CEO of dClutterfly. “The cohesive, uniform look of matching hangers gives your closet a calm and organized feel. More importantly, hangers that don't break will keep your clothes hanging neatly and not on the floor. I use these flocked hangers in almost every client's closet, in addition to my own!"
Opt for fabric bins to calm visual clutter
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StorageWorks Fabric Storage Bins with Lid (2-Pack)
“I recommend investing in organizing products that hide the contents of each bin. So, refrain from any clear bins and focus on fabric bins and large, non-see-through plastic bins,” suggests Barbara Metzel’s, the owner and lead organizer with Professional Organizing Plus. These fabric storage containers are more aesthetically pleasing than most, thanks to their subtle chevron pattern and leather-like handles.
Use a cabinet organizer to keep water bottles neat
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Lifewit Stackable Water Bottle Organizers (2-Pack)
If you have a substantial water bottle collection, odds are you often find yourself knocking them over as you reach for the one you want to use, says Lauren Saltman, professional organizer and owner at Living. Simplified. LLC. If that’s the case, she recommends getting a stackable water bottle holder. Featuring a clear design, this one holds up to six bottles and fits easily in a cabinet or the fridge.
Blend style & storage with a decor-enhancing catchall
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LEXA Handcrafted Fruit Bowl
You can use small containers like this fruit bowl to keep your kitchen counter more organized, says Lauren Saltman, professional organizer and owner at Living. Simplified. LLC. This bowl has a diameter of 12 inches, giving plenty of space to store bananas, apples, oranges, and other fruits. The bamboo interior and white outer layer also bring a chic look to your kitchen.
Add mix-&-match drawer organizers where needed
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Vtopmart Drawer Organizers (25-Piece Set)
“I swear by mix and match drawer organizers in every drawer in the home,” says Lucy Milligan Wahl, owner of LMW Edits, a boutique professional organizing company based in San Francisco. “I like to use clear recycled plastic anywhere that will need to be cleaned more frequently, like a kitchen or a bathroom.” This set of organizers comes with 25 pieces in assorted sizes so you can configure them best to suit your drawer. They also come with tiny silicone pads to put on the bottom to prevent them from slipping and sliding around.
Sort dirty clothes immediately with a double hamper
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efluky Double Laundry Hamper
Make laundry easier on yourself by sorting dirty clothes right away, says Julianna Melamed, founder of Full Service Living, who suggests getting a hamper with two compartments. “One section for whites and one for darks,” she explains. “With one of these, you no longer have to waste time going through dirty clothes! Also, the two-in-one solution reduces visual clutter.” This divided hamper also comes with two removable bags for carrying clothes to the washer.
Go with rotating organizers for easier cabinet access
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YCLADEC Lazy Susan 9.25-Inch Turntable Organizer (2-Pack)
“If you are using a bathroom cabinet or closet to store personal care products or medications, try lazy Susan turntables,” says Courtney Cummings, founder and owner of The Stylish Organizer. These 9.25-inch turntables fit the bill, and give you rotatable storage for all of your extra bathroom supplies. “You can load up each turntable with several items and reach everything with a simple spin,” she says. They work great in the kitchen, as well.
Use clear plastic shoe boxes for extra household supplies
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Attelite Drop Front Plastic Shoe Box (Set of 6)
Courtney Cummings, founder and owner of The Stylish Organizer recommends using clear plastic shoe boxes for extra storage. She says, “These are fantastic for linen closets, as they can be stacked and they can hold extra bottles of your most used items. They also work wonders for all of your first aid supplies.” This set of six shoes boxes is easy to stack and designed to be clear, so you can see what you have stored inside. The front of each box opens to reveal what you have stored inside, and you can stack them how you see fit.
Cummings says, “Pro tip: Don’t forget to label each box so you know which one to grab when you (or your kiddo) gets the sniffles or you run out of your favorite shampoo.”
Label everything (yes, everything!)
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Nelko Bluetooth Label Maker Machine
Listen, you can never have too many labels. Courtney Cummings, founder and owner of The Stylish Organizer advises, “Label everything. Yes, you read that correctly. One of the best ways to keep a space organized is designating a home for every single item.” This label maker is popular and has Bluetooth functionality that allows you to create labels via the associated app. It’s hardly surprising that 20,0000 Amazon shoppers and counting have purchased this in the last month alone.
Match drawer organizers to the room
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ROYAL CRAFT WOOD Bamboo Drawer Organizer Set (5 Pieces)
“For home offices I will match the material [of the drawer organizer] to the aesthetic of the office,” says Lucy Milligan Wahl, owner of LMW Edits, a boutique professional organizing company based in San Francisco. For example, if your office features natural materials and textures or has a minimalist Scandi design, try these bamboo drawer organizers.
Use tiered hangers to expand your closet
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DEILSY™ 5-Tier Skirt Hangers with Clips (3 PK) Pant Space Saving Multiple in one Clothes with Clip Multiple Pants Hanger for Closet Bottom Hangers Metal Hanger with Clips
“Cascading hooks are a great way to combine workout sets or matching outfits,” says Jenny Dietsch, CEO of Getting It Done Organizing. This space-saving option allows you to build an entire outfit in one. Each metal hanger has five tiers, so you can pair pants, tops, underwear, bras, and a jacket all on the same hanger. Or, more traditionally, you can use these to store pants and skirts vertically, saving you that much more space in your closet.
Make the most of under-sink cabinet space
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Vtopmart 2-Tier Bathroom Storage Organizer (2-Pack)
“There’s quite a bit of real estate under your sink if you get creative,” says Jenny Dietsch, CEO of Getting It Done Organizing. This bathroom storage organizer has two tiers, so you can store items on both levels, thus doubling your storage space. This comes in a set of two, so you can use them both under your bathroom sink, or move one under your kitchen sink to store extra sponges, dishwasher soap, and paper towels.
Keep clothes tidy in soft fabric drawer organizers
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Amazon Basics Cloth Drawer Storage Organizer Boxes (Set Of 6)
“For dressers and closet drawers, I prefer fabric-lined drawer organizers to be sure clothes don't snag,” says Lucy Milligan Wahl, owner of LMW Edits, a boutique professional organizing company based in San Francisco. This 6-pack of organizers is made of a smooth non-woven fabric and also comes in packs of 2, 4, 6, and 10.
Add toiletry storage to the back of the door
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VyGrow Over The Door Organizer, Metal Door Organizer Hanging with 5 Adjustable Baskets and Coat Hook, Behind The Door Storage for Bedroom Closet Bathroom Pantry Cabinet Kitchen, White
When it comes to making the most of small spaces, “don't forget the backs of doors: put a shoe rack on a closet door or store toiletries on a bathroom door,” advises Lucy Milligan Wahl, owner of LMW Edits, a boutique professional organizing company based in San Francisco. This over-the-door organizer can be used in bathrooms, laundry rooms, or pantries to keep everything from cosmetics to dry foods organized, without taking up any precious drawer or cabinet space.
Ditch the bulky knife block for in-drawer storage
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NIUXX Bamboo In-Drawer Knife Block Set
“I swear by an in-drawer knife organizer. If a client has available drawer space, getting that big knife block off the counter opens up so much visual space for the work of food prep and cooking,” says Lucy Milligan Wahl, owner of LMW Edits, a boutique professional organizing company based in San Francisco. This in-drawer knife block holds up to 16 knives at a time and keeps the blades protected in the process.
Get yourself a versatile step ladder
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SOLADDER 3-Step Folding Ladder
“People vastly underestimate the utility of a stepladder! Especially when you're utilizing those high storage spaces, it's so helpful to have a step ladder within reach,” says Lucy Milligan Wahl, owner of LMW Edits, a boutique professional organizing company based in San Francisco. For around $60, you can get this foldable three-step ladder from Amazon, which boasts a farmhouse-chic aesthetic that will fit in with both older and more modern homes alike.
Customize your drawer storage with inserts
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SpaceAid Bamboo Drawer Dividers with Inserts & Labels
“We also really like the SpaceAid Drawer Dividers from Amazon,” says Juliana Meidl, founder and owner of Serenity at Home Detroit. “They have a great price point and the flexibility to customize the drawer.” These drawer dividers are adjustable in size, so you can configure them to your liking, and because they’re made of bamboo, they look great, too.
Opt for a lazy Susan to home various small items
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Jiavarry Rotating Makeup Organizer
“Hands down my favorite organizing product is a turntable/lazy susan,” says Juliana Meidl, founder and owner of Serenity at Home Detroit. “They come in several sizes and styles. They can be as small as 9 [inches] or as large as 18 [inches] and some have sides and some don't. Some of them also have removable dividers which work really well.” This one is particularly ideal for cosmetics, though it could be used to organize just about anything, be it in a pantry, home office, medicine cabinet, or bathroom.
Create neat storage with stylish bins you can label
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Viphope Plastic Storage Bins with Bamboo Lids (6-Pack)
Juliana Meidl, founder and owner of Serenity at Home Detroit says that her team “[loves] using bins and baskets to keep our client's homes organized.” She adds, “The types and styles we use depend on many things, including the budget, overall style of the home and the unique features of the space. Regardless of the product that we use we always recommend labeling everything.”
These stackable bins with bamboo lids check all the boxes. They're sturdy, vented to keep things fresh, and pretty enough to leave out on a shelf. Plus, each set comes with 15 paper labels. Whether you're tackling craft chaos, snack overflow, or bathroom bits and bobs, these bins help you stay effortlessly on top of it.
Hang pantry storage behind the door
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Delamu Over the Door Heavy-Duty Metal Organizer
“For the kitchen, one overlooked product is over-the-door organizers. These can be used for big pantry doors or even on the backs of cabinet doors,” advises Barbara Metzel, owner and lead organizer with Professional Organizing Plus. This over-the-door organizer is easy to install and comes in a few different shapes and sizes. Choose from black or white.
Choose chic cube storage you can configure
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AWTATOS Cube Storage Organizer
Cube storage organizers are another favorite of Barbara Metzel’s, the owner and lead organizer with Professional Organizing Plus. This one, which is stackable, can be configured in various ways, either on its own or inside a closet. Choose from eight different colors, including a few bolder options — like blue and pink — for kids’ playrooms.
Tame cord tangles with a minimalist charging hub
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Prosumers Choice Bamboo Charging Station
Leslie Lehr, the organizing expert of Leslie Lehr Living, suggests “clear[ing] the cord clutter with a charging station organizer docking station for your phones, tablets, laptops and more.” This streamlined bamboo setup keeps your space looking clean by hiding power strips up to 11 inches long—plus all the cords they drag along. With eight slots, it holds and charges your devices without turning your nightstand or desk into a wire jungle.
Keep pantry items organized with a lazy Susan
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YouCopia Crazy Susan Turntable
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Amy Bloomer, founder and owner of Let Your Space Bloom, is a fan of this lazy Susan for its removable sections that allow you to keep similar categories of supplies together, whether you’re organizing tea bags, snacks, or coffee pods. She also appreciates the clear design, which makes it easy to see when a section is running low. “It's a visual cue to restock,” she says.
Straighten up your refrigerator with clear bins
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ClearSpace Plastic Food Storage Bins (6-Pack)
Following Bloomer’s suggestion to use clear organizers, these stackable bins are a great way to keep track of food in the fridge. The set includes bins made from BPA-free plastic, and they have durable handles so they’re easy to move around. Use them to store fruit, drinks, cheeses, and more, and easily see when you’re running low on certain items.
