Let's face it. Having a lot of handbags is a good problem to have, but with it brings a need for organization. This purse rack is an inexpensive handbag organizer designed to sit on the back side of your closet door. This is a handy area to get to and grab the appropriate handbag that matches your outfit. This is an inexpensive solution for $6. If you do value your handbags then consider as well the handbag hook designed to sit on a restaurant table and prevent your purse from touching a dirty floor. Price: $5. Buy products: here.
Every bit of space counts when it comes to storage. The "over the door" closet storage hooks in the picture offer a simple solution for hanging clothes, hats, purses or many other objects that you can think of. Each hook has a wooden accent covering it in the shape of a small ball. There are 12 closet storage hooks in all for the small price of $10 (regular price - $20). Buy product: here.
The SKÄR Shoe Storage Cabinet is a new product from Ikea that is available in white, black and red. This is an inexpensive closet design idea that can add better organization for your shoe collection. SKÄR retails for just under $90. The cabinet holds up to six pairs of shoes inside of its three compartments. With a width of just under 20 inches, its narrow stature may be a good fit inside a closet as there often is wasted space depending how the closet was constructed. Buy product: here.
Here is the convenient and out of the way wall mounted Horizontal Shoe Rack that can save space allowing you to use otherwise wasted wall space. The shoe racks can be as long as desired or multi-level high so all of your shoes are well within reach and nicely organized. The Horizontal Shoe Rack is crafted of brushed stainless steel and available in two sizes from Design Within Reach $110-165 Small: H 5.5" W 28" D 4"
Large: H 5.5" W 47" D 4"
I made a statement to myself last weekend that I would organize my closet. Like so many weekends I was too busy, and did not get to the task. If you are like me, this probably happens a lot. Nonetheless, I believe that my core issue is having a poor closet design. So this morning, I embarked on searching around for pictures and ideas for "what could be". The only down side is that closet remodeling can be very costly. On the other hand, a killer closet is a great selling point when you put a house on the market. These pictures are four of the latest walk-in styles from California Closets. For me the hardest element is not picking out a wood color or style, but deciding on what features I need to best organize my clothes. I have thought about taking inventory of my wardrobe and then measuring the space it would take for my preferred method of organizing: whether it is hanging up or folded storage. I think this is the most practical idea I have come up with. Another consideration is thinking about how much shoe storage I will need. Then the over-arching question is what you will need immediate access to. For seasonal wardrobes, your closet organization needs will change. Via.
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