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1. Stash your prized T-shirt collection behind the door or inside a closet using a hanging organizer. It's neat, space-efficient, and *actually* helps you find that vintage band tee you're in the mood to wear without tearing through your entire closet and drawers.
2. And use the vertical space inside your closet with a hanging closet organizer, perfect for stashing bulkier items like sweaters, jackets, and jeans.
3. Tackle that jumbled underwear drawer that stresses you out every time you look at it by inserting dividers to separate your socks, bras, underwear, and lingerie — that way, you can actually find what you're looking for and get more use out of your entire collection.
4. Fully utilize that hidden extra space under your bed or at the top of your closet with under-bed storage bags, perfect for storing clothes you won't be wearing this season and any other items you don't need access to on a regular basis.
5. Hang a back-of-door mirrored jewelry cabinet in place of a bulky floor-length mirror taking up space on the ground and jewelry cluttering your vanity. It's spacious enough to hold even a massive jewelry collection, with room for beauty products as well. And when it's closed, all you'll see is your own lovely face in the mirror.
6. Or dangle your necklaces, bracelets, and earrings on a boho hanging display to save space on your dresser, avoid knotting, and help you see all your options — plus, it basically turns your jewelry into wall art so you feel a little hit of satisfaction every time you accessorize.
7. Switch to thin velvet hangers to free up extra space in your closet you didn't even know was there — as a bonus, they'll hold even your slipperiest clothes (like silk and satin) in place.
8. While you're at it, add a second rack for holding clothes so you can see even *more* of what you own and actually put it to good use (or take stock what you should probably donate). You look in your closet every day, so you might as well make sure it's in good shape.
9. Place a chic storage ottoman at the foot of your bed — it's not only extra seating, but also more storage for shoes, clothing, and other items. It can support up to 400 pounds on top!
10. Sneak a super-slim storage cart into that lil' space between your bed and nightstand because any space is potential storage space, gosh darn it! You'll be able to roll it right out when you need access to things, then push it back into the space to move it out of sight.
11. Install an extra storage shelf or two if your closet is currently pretty bare bones in terms of shelving. This gives you more room for stacking items on top and hanging clothes underneath.
12. Or convert an empty closet with zero shelving into a modular system with shelving in whatever arrangement you need. This closet kit comes with all the mounting hardware you need for easily installation!
13. If your bedroom lacks a closet entirely, pick up a freestanding garment rack — it has a sturdy bar for hanging clothes and shelves you can place storage boxes on to keep things looking tidy.
14. Surround yourself with your plant bbs without needing windowsill space by mounting an acrylic plant hanger. Not only does this give them direct access to whatever natural light you have in your bedroom, but it also makes a beautiful way of displaying them (and out of reach of the cat).
15. Move the mountain of books on the floor of your bedroom to floating bookshelves, making them work double-time as wall decor. You could even position them next to your bed so your current read is just an arm's length away.
16. If you're a "purse for every occasion" kind of individual, store your bags in a hanging purse organizer with separate slots for each one. This'll protect them from dust and scratches as well as keep them in a dedicated spot for easy access.
17. And stash small items like underwear, tights, beauty products, or accessories in a dual-sided hanging pocket organizer so they're not just cluttering up a drawer or counter — this keeps everything *much* neater so you spend less time digging around for that one thing you need.
18. Use damage-free Command hooks to hang just about anything anywhere, and without putting holes in your walls if that's a no-go for you. Place them on the side of a dresser for hanging accessories, on a thin sliver of wall that's not being used, or inside a closet door.
19. Transform your closet from an ever-teetering avalanche of stuff into an organized stack with room to spare by using vacuum-sealed bags.
20. Save space with a clothing folding board that gives you precise folds every time — it's easy enough for even kids to use. Because all your tops will be consistently folded to the same size, you'll be able to better utilize the space in your drawers and on closet shelves.
21. And create separate storage areas using clear shelf dividers in your closet so everything doesn't just become one big jumble. It lets you stack things more efficiently, looks neater, and will help you find what you need much more quickly.
22. Fill that space underneath your clothes with a free-standing organizer you can use for storing shoes, clothes, or other supplies. Don't let any extra space go to waste!
23. Or if priority number one is tackling all those spare blankets, sheets, pillows, and comforters jumbled at the top of your closet, pack them into super-large storage bags that'll keep them neatly contained in the most space-efficient ways.
24. Take full advantage of your corner space with a five-tier corner display that'll fit neatly against two walls.
25. Place a pegboard above your desk or near your vanity or bed for free storage for practically anything you'd wanna hang. It looks chic and modern, and it'll be easy to switch things up over time!
26. Another vertical solution that doesn't involve putting holes in the wall: Arrange scarves, blankets, jewelry, and more on a sleek leaning ladder that takes up very little space so you can declutter a corner or drawer in your bedroom.
27. Utilize a versatile set of storage cubes to address clutter — spare clothes, accessories, and other small items will fit neatly inside these sturdy cubes, which can then be stacked in your closet, under your bed, or placed on shelves. It'll still be at close reach but won't make your small space feel cluttered.
28. Organize shelving in your closet with a set of storage boxes you can stack to fill the space allll the way up. These have a neat transparent window so you can see what's inside and easily find what you're looking for.
29. Display all your prized collectibles and small decor on floating shelves that'll give you extra storage space without making the room feel more cluttered.
30. If you don't already have a headboard, pick up one with storage — you can eliminate the need for nightstands once you have this to place your phone, books, lamps, and other nighttime essentials on. It takes up very little space in your bedroom and looks nice, too.
31. Maximize your shoe storage using Shoe Slotz, which basically doubles (!) your storage space by cleverly stacking one shoe on top of each other, leaving one visible. You'll have just as many shoes as before, but it'll *feel* like you have way more options as you get ready every day.
32. Or put that empty door to work with an over-the-door shoe rack if your bedroom is tiny but your shoe collection is nothing less than Carrie Bradshaw-level. Who said you *have* to downsize — just arrange all your sneakers, flats, heels, and boots on these angled shelves to get them off your floor.
33. Pull your go-to makeup out of a bag or drawer and display it on your counter in a tall storage case for easy access (without looking cluttered!). It'll help you fly through your daily makeup routine, which just frees up a little extra time in your day for other things.
34. Or opt for a 360-degree view of your beauty essentials with a spinning cosmetics organizer, because it's far better than leaving them scattered across a dresser or vanity. The shelf spacing is adjustable, and reviewers say it can hold a *ton* of products, so it might just be the only beauty storage you need.
35. Store your lounging essentials in a sleek sofa and bedside caddy while also keeping them an arm's length away. You won't be cluttering up your bedside table, freeing up space for other things.
36. Keep dirty clothes off the floor and eliminate the need for a bulky hamper with a hanging laundry bag that can go on a door.
37. If your bedroom is also your "office," stash your laptop when you're done working or studying by installing some perfectly sized clamps underneath your desk, freeing up your precious desk space for personal projects and other activities.
38. Hang all those beautiful, heavy-duty quilts you've collected with a handy hanger that attaches to your door — it's a lovely, space-efficient way of displaying them while getting them off your bed when they're not being used.
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