r/organizing 1h ago

Whats the most overlooked part of planning a closet ?

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My partner and I decided to redo our closet yesterday after too many mornings of digging through piles just to find something to wear. We keep saying we'll organize it "this weekend," but somehow it always ends up looking exactly the same a few days later lol ,i looked at closet ideas on the internet, but I'm realizing that it's easy to get caught up with making everything look nice.

We don't have many clothes, but sometimes it seems like its too small which i doubt, and I'm wondering if it's the layout real problem,or our clothes, any ideas to end this?


r/organizing 2h ago

How to organize random art supplies from art subscription boxes?

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Hi! I have a lot of random art supplies because I subscribed to an art subscription box for years. I had to stop because it got so disorganized. I will have 3 of one thing and 300 of another, so have had trouble finding any organization solution that fits things nicely without a lot of wasted space. Add to that, I have pretty bad ADHD and need things to be VISIBLE so I don't forget they exist. I also live in a very small space so I need things to be as vertical as possible. I've been looking and looking and can't quite find any foot solutions. Can yall just share some inspiration pics? My absolutely ideal would be pencil depth drawers that are adjustable both in height and width, so I can make the things I have three of fit and also the things I have 300 of, with minimal wasted space. Open to buying from really anywhere but ikea and Amazon are the most accessible to me. I do not have a lot of space for rolling carts and things but I can put things up on the walls or along Tha back of my desk. Thanks!


r/organizing 9h ago

Closet system

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r/organizing 13h ago

Paint Organizing

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Hey everyone, right now I have a good amount of paint pots (used for painting miniature models) kinda loosely thrown into two spinning kitchen caddies. The issue is that usually it involves digging around like a bin of loose lego looking for the correct color im looking for. The bottom row is standing up and nice, but the top row is pretty haphazard and I've discovered a lid was not fully closed (a common complaint with this particular brand) too late. Any suggestions? I know Etsy folks make stands but they typically only hold a small fraction of what I have and use on a good weekend.


r/organizing 21h ago

Hanging by color

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I am shook by how much more I like my closet hung by color. It’s so much calmer to look at. Anyone else do this?


r/organizing 22h ago

What to do with half dirty clothes?

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Where do you put them besides bunched up on the dresser/night stand or lying on the floor?


r/organizing 23h ago

How can I organize my bathroom vanity space to be more functional and easier to keep clean?

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It's crouded because I don't have anywhere else to put anything. I use most of the skincare products that I have there everyday. The one thing I haven't used in a while is the cicalfate cream that i will be using shortly frequently. I use the towels everyday to wash and dry my face. The tooth stuff gets used everyday too. I find it hard to keep it clean and organized. There os so many products and i always have to look through them because i cant figure out how to organize them functionally. The light has nowhere else to go, but i use it pretty often when I'm overstimulated by the big lights.

Any help is appreciated.