Hi everyone, Just wondering if anyone has any recommendations or visions of anything to add to this living area. It’s quite small, I’m planning on adding some plants and hanging them on the wall but wondering if anyone has any recommendations for the area behind the couch. Thanks!

Myself and a few friends recently moved into an apartment off campus in the Bronx. We are in a nicer area and have a solid view from the balcony too. Just wanted to know if anyone had any ideas of how to spruce up the looks of the balcony or to add / rearrange anything. This is what it looks like (the chairs and everything here were from the last people who owned the apartment).

And be as critical as you want or give any random ideas you have, really want it to look the best way possible. Thanks!

Growing up in a Filipino household, we all know the disorganization of random tupperwares and the reusing of ice cream containers or whatever it was lol 😂 Found this Mr Lid brand online and absolutely love not having to find the right lids anymore. They’re permanently attached.

The previous owners put up these shelves, I don’t really want to take them down but I have no idea where to begin to utilize this master closet. I’d love some tips, advice, and ideas

I wish I could post multiple pics! Not pictured are the mini fig, vehicle, and architectural details storage and another set of small parts drawers. I used to have these all separated by type into containers with lids but it was such a hassle. I was hesitant to invest in the drawers. But we have become such a Lego family that it feels worth it. My 6 year old has been building even more since everything went into drawers.

Can we only add one attachment?! Lived at my old place for five years and tetris'd and jenga'd every inch. I'd do my own house tours reveling at the beauty and it helped my cognitive issues so much more than I realized because I knew where every single item I possessed lived.

Some instability caused my hoarding habit to flare up again & even though I've sold 70% of it on Marketplace, I'm still swimming in stuff. For example, I grabbed someone's mint Nat Geo collection from 80s until now bc it reminded me of my dad & he was asking $20. It takes up like 1/5th of my closet space.

Anyway, truly almost every second I'm home I'm filled with anxiety and I've spent days as far as hours logged arranging and rearranging while slowly losing my sanity. I can't stand things looking out of place & being in areas with poor functionality.

How do I part with things with silly emotional attachments? Any tips? In 2015 I had a breakthrough & got rid of over half of my stuff. Then from 2020 - 2022 I worked at a thrift store. That's all that really needs to be said :(

I can't live like this. I'm drowning & losing everything 24/7. I can't find proper homes for items. I had a great system of putting items where they are typically used. Can't seem to figure it out again.

I use all these cables regularly (laptop charger, fan, desk lamp, phone charger) and i try to keep them in my cabinet when not in use, but it seems like a lot of hassle to go back and forth especially when i use them a lot. is there a way for me to organize them so that theyre easily accessible by my desk?

We just moved in and we have this deep custom made pantry cabinet. I’m not sure how to start organizing it.

For the bottom, I want this to store tissues and extra stocks, should I just use the tier pull out basket from Amazon? To maximize the vertical height.

How about the the pantry, im not sure whether to use clear organizer or another two tier pull out basket?

Hello, everyone!

So, this is my mom's space for already used but not dirty pants. I tried organizing it many ways, like folding or hives. But she can't keep it and this huge thing was the only one that keeps some aspect of organized. Though it's too big, we are in need of space, she uses everything and we can't buy new furniture(probably can afford something in plastic but I'm not sure). Since my imagination is really limited, maybe you guys can see something I can't.

Hi all, I need suggestions about how to organize my closet and I don't know where to start. We are renters so don't want to install anything or spend much money. Particularly curious about the most efficient way to deal with our shoes. There is a whole second half of the closet with a few boxes on the floor. Would love links to anything that would help (like a shoe organizer). Thanks in advance!

I love resistance bands, boxing and my folding stationary bike!

I have this cupboard and it's become a dumping ground so cannot use it. I have a lot of bags, cushions and boardgames. Scarfs and more bags are in the draws.

Hi guys Can u help me here I hateeee how my wardrobe looks like and idk how to organise it .and I don’t know where to put my pants they are frustrating cause I can’t fit them inside the drawers.

My husband and I both have a lot of clothes and aren’t very organized but we’re moving into an apartment with a smaller closet so I’m stressed on how we’re going to fit everything and how we’re going to set it up. Hopefully you can tell what’s going on in this picture.

Finally got rid of three massive eyesores in our house.

Hey guys! I recently moved into a dorm with an insane amount of closet space. I’ve never had this much space to use, and I don’t know how I should utilize each of the spaces and sort my clothes with it. Please help!!

Moving into my new house soon and want to organize storage in the basement.

What are the best combination options for shelves and storage bins?

My husband likes to keep cables for emergencies, but the bin we used was so disorganized that it was impossible to know what we had. I finally took the time to organize them, and I’m really pleased with the result.

We live in a rented apartment so I do not want to shell out a lot of money in organising it.