Such is the tale of every wardrobe and every closet, the storage space always feels like it comes at a premium.
However, you can resort to the following wardrobe organization ideas that will avail to give you the most efficient and best possible utilization of storage space:
- Categorize your clothes
The organization of clothes in groups of pants, accessories, undergarments, socks, etc, serves two purposes. First, it allows for their neat and ordered placement in the wardrobe closet as opposed to them being an overwhelming fabric mountain. Second, it allows you to discard the disposables and the expendables.
- Roll and Tuck
The softer and thinner clothes like leggings, pajamas, and socks should not be stacked as they tend to slide and get disheveled. Instead, try rolling them and tucking them in the storage boxes. The storage boxes if not innately present in the closet could be made out of shoe basket or basket bins. However, if the space for the storage boxes is just not there, try placing these essentials after rolling them in the corners of the closet.
- Shoe rack
One can place a shoe rack beneath the hanging clothes and you can use this space to neatly place your footwear. You will have to create the space for this by making sure that you hang everything in the same direction wherein the longer items are placed on the right and the shorter ones are placed on the left, thus rendering an upward sloping line and consequently ample space for the shoe rack
- Hanging boots and bag racks
Often the sides of the doors of the wardrobe go unutilized. You can use this space by latching hooks on them for hanging your boots, bags and even accessories.
One must point out that before you get onto trying out the above tricks and tips, you must first of all clean your closet.
Once you do try out the tricks listed above you’d quickly get over the dismay over how that wardrobe on rent offered exactly the amount of storage space you needed.
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