Most of us want to be organized, yet we don’t always have the time or money to hire a professional organizer. If this is your scenario, why not tackle a few DIY home organizing projects? With a few simple steps and common household items, you can create a more relaxing and organized environment in just a few hours.
Here are a few home DIY projects to get you started and turn your cluttered interior into a well-organized sanctuary.
1. A Desk Drawer Organizer
Get your desk drawers sorted with this easy-to-make recycled cardboard drawer insert. With a few cuts, some glue, and a bit of creativity, you can have an organized desk drawer in no time. You can also make a hand-desk drawer with an old shoebox.
2. Magnetic Spice Container
Say goodbye to messy spice bottles and hello to a sleek magnetic spice container. This project doesn’t require a lot of supplies just screw hooks, magnetic tape, and spice bottles. And don’t worry, it’s super simple to install!
3. Clothing Rack
Say goodbye to overwhelming closets and hello to a functional clothing rack. With just a few materials like wood, a few tools, and some cloth hangers, you can easily build your own clothing rack. And you can also personalize it with your own colors and design.
4. DIY Towel Rack
Don’t have a lot of space for a towel rack? No problem. With a few basic supplies and a little bit of imagination, you can create your own unique towel rack that can be hung anywhere in your home.
5. Wire Basket for Small Items
Cleaning up and organizing the clutter can be a challenge, especially when it comes to small items. In this case, you can make use of a wire basket to keep your small items in check. With the help of a paper clip wire, clothespins, and some glue, you can easily make your own wire basket.
6. Wall-Mounted Organizers
If you have an excess of small or delicate items to store, then creating a wall-mounted organizer may be the best idea. With just a few supplies like wood, a few tools, and your common sense, you can make a wall-mounted item that will store your items in an organized manner.
7. Collapsible Storage Bins
For an added bonus, why not go the extra mile and make a collapsible storage bin? With the help of some cardboard, a drill, and some paint, you can easily make your own storage bin that can be easily collapsed for storage.
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1. DIY Toy Organizers
Child’s toys can often be the biggest challenge when it comes to de-cluttering and organizing your space. But you don’t need to be disheartened! With a few supplies and some creative ideas, you can easily make a toy organizer to keep your children’s toys in place. For a more decorative look, you can use fabric scraps to make your own colorful, customized toy bins.
2. Kitchen Utensil Organizer
A kitchen utensil organizer is the perfect addition to any kitchen. Whether you have a small kitchen with limited storage space or just want to organize your utensils in an easier fashion, this project will do just the trick. With some simple tools, a few materials, and a bit of craftiness, you can make your own utensil holder in no time.
3. Hiding Clutter Underneath Furniture
Are you the type of person to shove their clutter underneath the furniture so it’s out of sight and out of mind? While this can be a temporary solution, it does nothing to organize and declutter your space. Instead, create a stylish bin or basket and slide it underneath your furniture. This strategy can instantly turn into a decorative storage solution or make a hidden area to store whatever you need.
4. Bathroom Organization
Does your bathroom look more like a disaster zone than a spa retreat? Don’t worry; there are plenty of easy and effective DIY projects you can do to get your bathroom in order. For starters, you can use mason jars and magnets to create a magnetic makeup and skincare storage container. You can also turn decorative baskets and tins into cute and easy-to-make storage for all of your small and large bathroom items.
Already tackled these DIY projects? You can maximize your organizing efforts even further by purchasing space-saving hangers for apparel, shower caddies for shampoo and conditioner bottles, and over-the-door organizers for beauty and hair products. These items can instantly free up valuable closet, countertop, and bathroom space.
When it comes to getting organized, don’t underestimate the power of a good purge session. Take the time to evaluate what you have and determine whether or not it’s something you actually need. Have items you never use? Donate them or sell them! If the items still have some value, consider donating to a friend or family member who may need them. Let’s face it: the less you have, the easier it will be for you to get organized.
But, don’t let the process become too overwhelming. Tackle one project at a time and break it down into smaller pieces. Before you know it, you’ll be enjoying a well-organized and clutter-free home. So what are you waiting for? It’s time to get organized!