Yes, surprisingly enough we do use almost all of these. I feel like this just needs help

It wasn’t horrible before as all those short bins already existed. They all came from the dollar tree. I printed the labels onto scrapbook paper using Word and glued to background then hot glued to the bins.

Between life with two young kids and a long bout of severe depression, my house has gotten away from me. I'm currently working room-by-room to un-eff our space, starting with closets and storage spaces so I have places to actually put all the clutter. This weekend, my project was medicine cabinets. 💪

Nothing spectacular, but here are a few of the before photos (note the abundance of dishes that people think clean themselves).

I’m happy with the end result. I’m no pro.

https://imgur.com/a/RenOQWn

The lower shelf holds all of our bath towels, for reference. So we don’t have a lot of items that get stored here on the regular.

How can we make this look better, be more functional and possibly move other household items in to utilize the excess space ?

Hi! I am living in a very small space I share with another person. I cook a lot and storage in the actual kitchen is at a premium, so I am looking to put some storage on top of this shelf. It would be primarily for light things since my desk is directly below. The space is about 4 ft wide, 10 inches deep, and 2 feet tall. The best I have been able to think of is a cube shelf but I feel like that would look odd unless it's a light color. Does anyone have suggestions?

Also open to other small space kitchen organization tricks. I have a lot of bags and jars of things (nuts, dried fruit, snacks etc.) as well as actual food storage, like glass containers and i use a lot of mason jars. I also need help organizing the fridge haha it's a pretty classic American fridge with one and a half shelves and a door rail and produce bin that belong to me, then a freezer shelf and door rail. Thanks for any help you can provide!

I haven’t reorganized how anything is since moving in 7 months ago. The living room is much larger than it seems, and I’d like to bring that space back to life without having to get rid of things. Any suggestions will help, I can’t seem to figure out how to make it look better. Gonna post more pictures in comments if I can

I feel like a lot of this space is wasted. The top shelf is going to be cleared out and I wanted to put the cans on the bottom lazy Susan but can’t due to weight.

Would love some suggestions! I also have a skinny pull out drawer of my prescription meds laid flat out if there’s any suggestions with that 😅 Thank you in advance

Just reorganized and added labels to my arts and crafts supplies. Hoping this helps when I want to pull out supplies for my toddler to use.

Bins are from Dollar Tree and Five Below. Label hangers are from Amazon and I made and printed my own sticker labels. Don’t even really need the label hangers but I had them from another project and at least they are easy to reuse if a bin breaks or something.

Home Organization Help!

So the short(er) version I’ve dedicated Floor 1 of my home to e-commerce sales. Initially wanted it double as a guest room - but now i do not. I get so overwhelmed in this house, that i turn everything into “more digestible” projects….& now that’s what i have here….100 small projects that need to come together. I have a lot of space & want to start utilizing it efficiently! Would love any help/insight/ideas that anyone can offer!

*if possible, excuse the random zebra rug between rooms 1 and 2😬

**i did my best to explain anything that wasn’t super obvious!

Empty space and hard to access art supplies are a match made in heaven!

There is a plan in place to better utilize cabinet and counter space. Lower cabinets are full as well. Behind camera is a small (4ft) wall with a window.

I want to make this coat cost more functional but I can’t find simple shelves to make this possible.

How would you diy this project? Posted twice to show full photos lol

i need help with figuring out what to do with the area that has the black mats? it’s 1 of our play areas but we barely use it bc it’s kinda ugly and not functional. looking for ideas of what to add or change to utilize this space! I have 2 boys (2 and 3.5). we have nugget couches, trains, cars, animals, kitchen, ikea sensory table, and lots of other things.

all ideas are welcome!! thank you ☺️

These new wire organizer racks in my fridge are awesome. I can’t believe I never spring for these sooner, now my fridge is like a mini grocery store, my produce is easy to grab. I make fresh juice so hard veggies and fruits that don’t need the crisper are easy to see and grab no fuss. Love it so much I had to share!

I got them on Amazon- wire racks for organizing cans I think- but you can choose the width of each section so they’re dynamic.

I’m currently rearranging/reorganizing some things around my house and for 4 years I have been struggling with what to do with my husband’s bulky shoes. They don’t fit in a regular shoe cabinet like mine so I have to use a shoe rack. I would love to someday own a house with a mud room attached to the garage where we can just store all of our shoes there but there’s not possible right now lol.

Currently, my front door goes directly into my kitchen, and the entrance is too small/narrow to add any storage (besides a coat rack). So we keep our shoes in the walkway to the living room or the hallway perpendicular (pictured).

How do I make his shoes appear more “hidden” and organized? He’s a size 12 and wears boots often so a lot of shoe organizers don’t fit.

TIA!