1.Put classics or your favorites on display, if you have the space. This closet goes all out with bookshelves.
2.Try it with shoes, too. Upgrade a bookshelf and stock it with shoes. In addition to being absurdly convenient, it looks great.
3.Or hang a curtain from the ceiling to hide everything away.
4.If you are #blessed enough to have a walk-in closet you could hang this chandelier from Wayfair for $60.
5.Fabric boxes are a gorgeous way to get your less-than-fabulous items out of the way.
6.Make a space for grab-and-go items like your everyday purse, car keys, or a favorite necklace.
7.Shifting hanging items to make them flow nicely makes them look neat and attractive, and costs exactly $0.
8.Even if you aren't crazy organized, you can still achieve a more streamlined look. Simply investing in matching hangers goes a long way.
9.Sort your seasonal gear into labeled boxes, so that you aren't staring longingly at your shorts during the cold months or taking up closet space with sweaters during the hot ones.
10.Add a level of luxury by sticking some removable wallpaper to the back wall of your closet.
11.If you wanted a cheap way to make your boots stand up, cut a piece of cardboard box about twice the size as the leg, fold, and gently slide it in.
12.Take advantage of awkward spaces by adding floating shelves.
13.Make your changing experience much more comfortable by investing in a chaise lounge or a bench at the foot of your bed.
14.Add an element of luxury to your changing space with a fuzzy rug.
15.I don't even think Oprah has 3,000 square feet for her wardrobe. *scoff* Clear out old handbags that you never carry to make space for a mini bar cabinet so you can drink-and-dress night and day.
