Comments on: Any tips on how to organize a house with little storage space?

By: jessica G

jessica G — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 02:41:25 +0000

they make wonderful closet inserts that make it so your clothes hang in 2 layers, one above the other, and there are pleanty of room to store shoes.

those bunk bed office set ups are good too. they are a fill size bed up high like a bunk bed, and room for a computer desk under.

cube shelving and baskets will use a wall and make it cute and functional.

avoid dressers by getting rolling totes and sliding them under the bed. if your bed is low, get risers to raise it up about 6 inches.

corner computer desks are great, they have room above your head for a printer, and stack peices.

make your bathroom(s)’ cabinet space count, add shelves under the sink and stack all you can there.

purchase seating that has storage under the cushins.

instead of folding your clothes, tightly roll them into logs. and ball socks military style. my drawers have never held so much!!

have fun.

By: iHαnnαh (σh hσt dαyum) ツ

iHαnnαh (σh hσt dαyum) ツ — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 16:21:25 +0000

Totes are wonderful. You can categorize different things and put them in totes that fit under your bed. Then just slide them under the bed and you don’t have to see them until you need what’s in them.

By: jillorglady

jillorglady — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 11:41:25 +0000

Use your vertical space to the best advantage that you possibly can. Bookshelves and do-it-yourself shelving units can help you make the best use of your space. Stackable containers can also work great for small spaces.

As far as the closet space goes, there are hangers you can find that allow you to hang multiple pants or shirts on them. Great for small closets.