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The best creative decluttering tips and storage hacks to try for your entire home


Easy ways to elevate your home organizational skills and keep things in place


ideas to declutter your home© Pinterest
Jannely Espinal
APRIL 7, 2020 7:18 PM EDTAPR 7, 2020, 7:18 PM EDT

No need to be Martha Stewart to have a five-star organized home. Whether you live in a small apartment or a big home, clutter can become a problem when unattended. These decluttering tips will bring order to your life and keep your stress levels under control. From hidden storage units to DIY wall arts, these storage and decor hacks will leverage your home organization skills. While the global pandemic is keeping us in lockdown mode, you can use this time to tidy up the corners of your office or find a new organizational system to store your favorite magazines. Read more to discover creative ways to keep your home flawless and make your life easier.

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ideas to declutter your closet© Ohh My Dealz

Organize your clothes with multi-functional hangers

Use a multi-functional hanger to keep your pants organized. Not only you can save space in your closet but also hang up to five pants. The hanger can be hung vertically or horizontally. It only costs $9.99 and you can buy it here.

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Use clear containers in your pantry

Store your cereal, pasta, rice and more in clear containers. The clear containers help to identify leftovers and keeps your pantry organized. Also, use a food-grade container that is durable and leak-proof.

rotating container idea© @thecontainerstore

Use a spinning organizer under your sink

Organize your cleaning supplies and beauty products with a spinning organizer. This under-sink organizational hack helps you to keep things clutter-free. Target offers a variety of turntable organizers that will help you reach for things hassle-free.

ideas to declutter your home© @thehomeedit

Tie your cords

Untangle your cords and headphones with cord organizers. This accessory is essential if you have many cables around and need some extra assistance. Amazon has a great selection of cord organizers including this leather one.

ideas to declutter your home© Design Milk

Hang your yoga mat

Most of us roll up yoga mats but the best way is to hang it on the wall. This yoga mat hanger will free up space in your room and is ready to use whenever you need it. Also, it is a great way to prevent bacteria to spread around the mat when you roll it.

ideas to declutter your home© Her Campus

Organice your mail in a wall pocket

Keep your mail and receipts in place with a wall pocket. This easy and effective wall system won‘t let your physical inbox pile up. You will need some supplies to complete this project but it will come in handy when you have things to file away.

ideas to declutter your home© @pinpegandhome

Use a pegboard to organize supplies

A clever way to keep your supplies organized is with a pegboard. You can hang your makeup, jewelry and even plants on this multi-functional perforated board. Add curved J-hooks to install different supplies with binder clips, dowels and screws. The possibilities are endless.

ideas to declutter your home© Pinterest

Use a string to hang your hats

Keep your summer and winter hats in one place with just a string and wood clips. Besides keeping your accessories organized, it adds a decor element yo your room. Another alternative is to use push pins and pin the hats to the wall.

ideas to declutter your home© The Art of Doing Stuff

Build a magazine rack

If you are a magazine hoarder, this is a great idea to keep all your magazines organized. This DIY project is inexpensive and fun to make during your free time. This magazine rack only requires three materials and you can hang it on any wall or the ceiling.

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Hidden key storage

Hide your key collection behind your favorite picture frame. This is efficient if you tend to lose your keys or misplace them. All you need for this DIY project are a few cup hooks and small door hinges to install on the frame.

ideas to declutter your home© Pinterest

Use a mug board

Display your mug collection with a visual board. This is a great way to revamp your kitchen and minimize storage problems. The mug board project can enhance your small space and makes it look cozier. For this project, you will need screw eyes and a wooden board. You can also install small cup hooks on the side of a kitchen cabinet to save space.

ideas to declutter your home© @prettyinthepines

Use command strips on your frames

Create your dream wall art with command strips. First, create a template with old wrapping paper to get a visual idea of where you want to place your picture frames. Add command strips on the back of the frames and then stick them to the wall to make it more cohesive.

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