1. A metal desk organizer that'll help keep your WFH office supplies from cluttering up your desk. Plus, it'll lift your monitor up a little bit so you can stop craning your neck all day long.
2. Some slim but sturdy nonslip velvet hangers ingeniously designed for anyone with more clothes than closet.
3. Some under-bed storage containers to hold all of the things that are usually piled on your bed or draped over your chair...because they have nowhere else to go.
4. An over-the-sink drying rack you can roll right up when you're done with it so it doesn't taking up a huge chunk of prime countertop real estate.
Promising review: "Although I use a dishwasher, I was very frustrated when I washed delicate glasses, knives, and large pans by hand and had nowhere to drain them except the counter, which always got wet despite the use of a dish towel. When it arrived, I opened it and fell in love. It works perfectly, stays solidly in place on my double-sided sink, and allows my items to dry in half the time. It also frees up counter space. It's rubberized and can be easily washed, dried, rolled up, and stored in a minimum amount of space. Great item. Highly recommended." —L. Burr
Get it from Amazon for $12+ (available in three sizes).
5. A shower curtain with pockets because now you can stop knocking over piles of half-empty shampoo bottles every time you step in and out of the tub.
6. A tiny outlet shelf perfect for storing an electric toothbrush, your glasses, or any other odds and ends that need a better resting place.
7. A closet organizer to keep your seasonal clothes and bedding ~out of and site and out of mind~ until the weather changes. Then when you're done using them, just fold 'em up for easy storage!
8. An expandable rack in case that pipe under your sink is making it hard to make use of the cabinet space down there.
9. An over-the-door towel rack so you have somewhere to put your towels that isn't all over the floor. Plus, it includes hooks so you can hang your robe and other clothes too!
10. Some Command hooks if the absurd lack of surface space in your apartment means that the best place to store things is on the walls. They're strong enough to hold a wide variety of items and require *no tools* to install. Plus, you can move or remove them whenever you want without leaving behind any damage or annoying sticky residue.
Promising review: "Absolutely love these! I have bought them three times already on Amazon. I have been trying to organize my kitchen utensils. I have minimal counter space and ceramic tile walls behind my counter. I am unable to risk drilling into the tile or to the underside of my cabinets. These sticky hooks are perfect!! They adhere to the tile AND to the wood laminate of my upper cabinets. They also are great on the painted wall and the bumpy side of my refrigerator. I started using these around March of 2020 and I have not had a single one fall down. I have various sizes of kitchen utensils and items hanging from them." —Tigerakp
Get a pack of 16 from Amazon for $13.89.
11. Or a Command jumbo hook capable of holding up to 7.5 pounds in case you need something a little more heavy duty.
12. A four-tier storage shelf you can place over the top of your toilet to hold a lot without taking up too much of your precious floor space.
13. A hanging Roll Keeper T-shirt organizer that holds 20 rolls and will revolutionize the way you store your shirts if you have wayyyy more than will fit in your small closet.
The Roll Keeper is a woman-owned small business from Kelso, Washington. Check out this helpful video that shows you how to load and unload the Roll Keeper!
Promising review: "Our family is growing, and I realized there's a lot of space in a closet that isn't being used. That's how I came across these, and now I have them in all the closets. They make getting clothes so easy, and now we have more space for the growing family! Xoxo!" —Megan
Get it from The Roll Keeper on Etsy for $17.99 or from Amazon Handmade for $13.99+ (available in two colors).
14. A pack of vacuum bags for those things you never really wear or use, but can't seem to get rid of. Now you can store your extra clothes, towel, blankets, and more without the usual bulk so you'll have an easier time finding somewhere to fit them.
These bags are made with anti-microbial materials so you don't have to worry about things like mold, mildew, or bacteria building up. Plus, it comes with a free travel pump!
Promising review: "This is a supreme product. The bags are made of thick, quality plastic. It is very easy to seal and to vacuum. I placed a dryer sheet in each sealed bag to keep the clothes smelling fresh. My closet looks so well-organized, I have much more room, and my winter clothes are stored safely and beautifully. I highly recommend this product." —A.A.
Get a pack of three from Amazon for $20.99+ (available in four sizes, a variety pack, and larger multipacks).
15. An over-the-cabinet hair tool organizer to keep your hairstyling tools from becoming a mess of tangled cords that'll slow you down in the morning. Plus, now they won't take over *all* of your cabinet space.
Promising review: "This was perfect for what I was looking for. The hair dryer spot being in the middle provides better balance than other similar items I tried. This one also fit in my cabinet better, and the hooks fit over my cabinet door that is a little thicker than some other products say will fit." –C
Get it from Amazon for $16.87+ (available in two colors).
16. A closet rod you can hang from your existing one so you can finally fit all of your clothes in an organized fashion.
17. A rustic, wall-mounted coat rack — it'll keep your variety of jackets from piling up on a chair that was meant for sitting, while also offering some shelf space to hold extra items that might not fit anywhere else.
18. A gorgeous wood and metal shoe rack customized to fit your entryway so you can remember what your floors looked like before they were covered with your shoe collection.
19. A sneaky cabinet — it can be installed behind a door if your remaining storage options are next to none. It's both slim and tall, managing to hold as much as *five medicine cabinets* without being in the way.
20. A hanging purse organizer so you actually have a place for all of your bags to live.
21. Some floating shelves perfect for anyone whose book collection is steadily outgrowing the tiny bookshelf you optimistically thought would be large enough. Plus, these require ZERO floorspace.
22. A folding storage ottoman bench — it has a ton of storage space, a handy divider to keep things organized, and even folds down flat so you can tuck it under your bed or in a cupboard when it isn't in use.
Promising review: "This storage bench was the answer to my problem of needing inexpensive storage in my bedroom. It looks cute and does the job. Super easy to unfold. I thought it may be flimsy, but once it’s together, it’s amazingly sturdy. Great deal!" —A. Wheeler
Get it from Amazon for $62.99+ (available in three sizes and eight colors).
23. A cap organizer that wraps around hangers and clothes racks so you have somewhere to keep your ever-growing collection of hats, scarves, and other accessories.
Each cap organizer can hold up to 10 items.
Promising review: "I give five stars for this hat organizer! I wish I discovered this product sooner. It is VERY easy to add onto a hanger. Simply open the flap, slip it over the hanger, and reattach the Velcro. The Velcro strip is wide and sturdy to prevent the entire thing from coming undone. Even after adding weight from the hats, the Velcro didn’t even budge. Overall the product is sewn well and appears like it does in the pictures. The clips are sturdy and can grasp thinner hats just as well as thick hats. This would be useful for other items like belts, hair accessories, and scarves too!!" —Tracy
Get it from Amazon for $6.59+ (available in six colors and multipacks).
24. A hanging cabinet door organizer so your array of differently sized cutting boards or assortment of on-the-go-food-wrapper boxes can *finally* have a neat 'n tidy place to call home.
Promising review: "This organizer is so useful! I recently moved and ended up with a much smaller kitchen, so I've been doing everything I can to make sure there's a place for everything and no wasted space. Luckily, I have pretty wide cabinets, so this works out perfectly.
I have one holding my cutting boards (four standard plastic boards) and another holding my foil, cling wrap, and parchment paper boxes. The organizer is super easy to assemble and it's completely versatile. Hang it over the cabinet door or attach it to the wall/cabinet door, which means it's great for renters and owners." —Kerry
Get it from Amazon for $16.87+ (also available as a two-pack).
25. A macramé produce hammock if you've completely run out of surfaces but still wanna store your fruits and veggies in a way that is pleasing to the eye.
Knapps Knots is a San Diego-based small business owned by Anastasia Knapp who is quite possibly making the cutest macrame and wood crafts you've ever seen.
Promising review: "Absolutely loved it! Perfect if you have little counter space." —Jessi
Get it from Knapps Knots on Etsy for $27.90+ (available in two sizes and 11 colors).
26. A rolling organizer you can add below your pedestal sink that, TBH, should've come with a cabinet underneath it to begin with...
27. A mounted stemware holder — it'll defy gravity to essentially turn one shelf into two!
This rack holds nine to 12 glasses depending on their size! And you're looking for some recommendations for wine glasses, we've got your back.
All of the mounting hardware is included, but heads up that these are geared more toward apartment owners than renters since you need to insert self-tapping screws into your cabinets — no drill required!
Promising review: "I really like this wine rack! I needed a nice, space-saving solution for wine glasses that are too tall to go in my glass cabinet, and this rack fit the bill. It was simple to install and looks great. Good buy!" —Cycle Mom
Get it from Amazon for $24.99+ (available in rows of three or four, packs of one or two, and four finishes).
28. A set of magnetic glass spice jars you can stick to the fridge, freeing up a cabinet for other storage needs.
Promising review: "I am in love with my magnetic spice jars! I recently moved to a small apartment, and don't have the counter or wall space to store spices or a spice rack, so magnetic jars it was! I love how these have a decorative feel while providing a secure way to store the spices. Unlike other magnetic spice jars, I feel that these add an extra flair to displaying your assorted spices." —rae.m.wri
Get a 12-pack of small jars from Amazon for $70+ (also available in 24 small jars, 12 large jars, 24 large jars, and a sample bundle).
29. Some super strong magnetic strips to help you squeeze some brews into your tiny fridge that's already stuffed to the gills.
30. A lid organizer — it'll get your chaotic kitchen drawers back under control!
31. And finally, a plastic bag holder because that cabinet under your sink has a lot more to offer than just being the place we keep plastic bags stuffed with, you guessed it, more plastic bags.
Some reviews have been edited for length and/or clarity.