Make the most of any size closet with these smart storage ideas.
Your favorite blouses and sweaters deserve room to breathe in the closet.
It keeps them in better condition, makes them easier to find, and keeps everything organized.
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But when youreworking with a small closet, this can feel almost impossible to accomplish.
Set aside a few hours to pull everything out, sort it into categories, then make decisions.
File fold sweatpants and shirts into matching bins and double-check theyre labeled.
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Tuck clutches and belts into their own bins, so they stay together.
Shelves and drawers can move higher, lower, or be added as time goes on.
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If your closet has drawers or bins, confirm clothing is folded vertically so items are easy to grab.
Addspring-loaded drawer dividersto keep things even tidier.
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Use the Back of the Door
If you have a standard closet door,try a customizable rack organizer.
Baskets can contain small purses and fabric care items, like lint rollers and shoe repair kits.
Hooks on a pegboard can hold cross-body bags, scarves, or your favorite hats.
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This will instantly double the amount of hanging space you have while making it easy to see everything.
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Consider a Garment Rack
Another creative option is to create more storage space outside the closet.
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Place an additional wardrobe or garment rack somewhere in the bedroom, guest room, or laundry room.
It can be an open storage solution or something with doors to keep your things hidden.
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