How can I organize my hall closet to maximize space?
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Kat Kemble-Beamon
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I have hardly any storage room in my two bedroom home and would like to get more space from my foyer closet.
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We need to see a photo, with dimensions, and what you'd like to store there.
Organize, Organize, Organize. And Downsize too, Kat.
Many ways to Create Space where you thought you did not have it, exist:
Underbed Cabinets for Blankets, and Bedding: < $100 each
Over Toilet Cabinets, for Toiletries: < $60
No Legged Kitchen Table Island Cabinets: < $80 per No Leg.
Modified Pull out Sofa without Bed: < $480
Murphy Bed(s): < $780 each
Shoe & Coats Storage in the Foyer: < $120 each
Over the Door Cabinets: < $80 each
Above Dresser Shelving and/or Cabinets: < $140 each
Stuff Throw Pillows with Linens, and Curtains: < $5 each
Coffee Table with Storage: < $140 each
Crate Ottomann's with Storage: < $60 each
Robotic Vaccuum eliminates a big vaccuum: < $160
Select even 5 of these 12 options, and you will be shocked with how much extra room you have.
Extra Space you can take with you is always smart for a growing family.
Blankets/comforters can always be placed in Space Saver bags that will significantly reduce the space they consume.
Always think in terms of utilizing vertical space via shelving, stacking see through totes with locking lids, stacking books vertically as well as horizontally placing them on shelves.
You'd be amazed at the space you can save with creative folding of sheets, pillowcases, T-shirts, jeans. Fold socks in half and stack vertically in drawers, front to back.
Get rid of items you haven't used in some time, through sales or donations. Cut back on number of scarves, hats, gloves, cleaning supplies, paper products, etc. Alternating items top to bottom will also conserve space, in many instances.
2 pairs of slacks/2 skirts can be placed on one heavier hanger. Sleeveless blouses can be placed atop sleeved blouses.
Shoes and boots can be stacked on multi tiered racks to save space.
I love this idea and I'm seriously thinking of doing it to my own front closet! https://www.pinterest.com/pin/36380709479642339/
Hi Kat, hope these ideas help you out, https://www.lifestorage.com/blog/organization/hall-closet-organization-ideas/#linen-closet
https://www.lifestorage.com/blog/organization/hall-closet-organization-ideas/#multipurpose-closet
Here's a post that might help you https://chascrazycreations.com/how-to-organize-a-closet-with-these-tips-tricks-and-hacks/