Struggling With a Messy Bedroom? Let’s Get Organized.

Here’s the thing: We know how to keep a tidy house, but our bedroom? Sometimes that’s not our business. However, according to experts, if we want a happy, healthy sleeping schedule (and we do), we need to have an organized bedroom. Don’t worry, it’s easier than it sounds, and we’re here to help. Let’s get started!

Clutter Be Gone

First things first: Get rid of clutter. This can be quite a chore, but the most effective way is to start in one area of your bedroom, give it your all, and complete it in one fell swoop before moving on to the next section. As you go through your items, use the three-pile method: Designate one pile to keep, one to throw away, and one to donate.

Under Bed Storage for the Win

Now that your bedroom has been decluttered, it’s time to organize. The first area we recommend taking advantage of? The space under your bed. This is a great place to store seasonal clothes and extra bedding. We recommend keeping things in plastic totes and labeling them so there’s no question about what is where. If you’re a shoe lover, investing in an under-bed or over-the-door shoe holder may be helpful. Once you’ve organized the area, use a bed skirt to hide it from view.

Our Pick: The Container Store Wide Underbed Drawer (39.99, shop here)

The Two B’s: Baskets and Bins

Once you’ve taken advantage of the space underneath your bed, consider where you can squeeze in baskets or bins. Bins are great for inside your closet, while baskets (which tend to be more aesthetically pleasing) can be used for storage and display.

Our Pick: West Elm Twist Weave Baskets ($30-$110, shop here)

Hook it Up’

Wall hooks are lifesavers when it comes to hanging coats, purses, robes, and hats. You can even change what you hang to fit the season and free up space elsewhere.

Our Pick: Pottery Barn Acrylic Row of Hooks ($50-103, shop here)

Adventures in Storage

Another way to add some much-needed space to your bedroom is to invest in furniture pieces with built-in storage, like nightstands with deep drawers, storage benches or ottomans, or a trunk at the foot of your bed.

Our Pick: Christopher Knight Home Mission Tufted Fabric Storage Ottoman Bench (starting at $185.49, shop here)

Tackling THE Chair

If you’re like us, you probably have a chair that tends to hold laundry – and lots of it. A simple way to combat this? Get a hamper. Hampers come in all shapes, sizes, and colors, so finding one that fits your aesthetic shouldn’t be hard.

Our Pick: Brightroom Lined Woven Hamper ($48, shop here)

Rack ’Em Up

If you have ample space in your bedroom but a lot of clothes, consider purchasing a small clothes rack to give you extra closet space. You can utilize the rack for outfits for the week, dresser pieces, coats, or whatever suits your life best.

Our Pick: Urban Outfitters Levi Clothing Rack ($129, shop here)

Don’t Be Shelf-Ish

If you have many small items to display, floating shelves are the way to go. They are easy to install and hold a lot.

Our Pick: Pottery Barn Teen Scalloped Wall Shelves ($129-$149, shop here)

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