Invest in Drawer Organizers
Though it's easy to think "out of sight, out of mind," a messy desk drawer does not help your productivity. Mix and match dividers so your pens, pencils, and paper clips all have a spot to live.
Practice File Folding
Folding towels or t-shirts upright allows you to see everything you own in a single glance. Color code from light to dark for added accessibility.Re purpose Trays and Bowls
Reusing some old dishes (plastic or porcelain) as organizers can help you finally tame that junk drawer. Place a non-slip mat underneath to keep them from shifting when you open and close the drawerUse Clear Canisters
If your kitchen lacks storage your counter will feel the brunt of the problem. So choose pretty containers (and not a lineup of boxes) when you have to devote visible space to food.
Add a Cord-Keeper to Appliances
Power cords can clutter up your counter space. Keep them under control by adding a stick-on cord keep keeper or Velcro cord straps.
Double Up on Coat Hangers
Hooked together with a can tab, two coat hangers eat up way less wardrobe space.
Block Clutter With Something Pretty
Since it's often too easy to just throw things anywhere, flip the script and leave no room for clutter. "Place a plant, a figurine, or a framed photo on your side tables, or add a table runner or centerpiece to a dining room table," says professional organizer Maeve Richmond.
Slip a Drawer Under the Bed
Before you drag an old piece of furniture out to the tip, consider re purposing the drawers as under-the-bed bins (add wheels to make access even easier).
Tidy the Tiniest Items
A muffin tin provides a handy solution to taming the bits and bobs that live in your junk drawer or home office.
Sort Earrings in an Ice Cube Tray
Perhaps you won't use this for your fanciest jewelry, but a humble ice tray keeps earrings neatly contained and together.
Thank you for reading and we hope these tips can assist you in the organization of your home.