1. Layout
2. Declutter every 6 months
3. Adding purpose made storage
Purpose made wardrobe organisers can make a huge difference to the way you use a wardrobe. Items such as pull out trouser rails can maximise the storage potential of a small area and make it easy to access everything within that space. Selecting an outfit has never been easier. https://www.sdslondon.co.uk/pull-out-wardrobe-rails/off-centre-fixing-pull-out-trouser-rack.html |
4. Don't waste the height of your room
The full height of your wardrobe can be used with the addition of a pull down hanging rail. These can be used to hang a lot of your lighter items of clothing and the rail is spring loaded to ensure it pulls down easily to an accessible height. It also has a soft close mechanism built into it so returning it to its original position is as simple as giving it a gentle push. https://www.sdslondon.co.uk/pull-down-wardrobe-rails/pull-down-wardrobe-rail-600-830-mm.html |
5. Use the backs of your doors
6. Look under the bed!
The space under your bed is often full of nothing but junk, empty boxes and dust! Utilise the space fully by adding wheeled boxes which can be pulled out easily for access. These are perfect for shoe storage and linen and towels in vacuum pack bags. These vacuum bags allow you to store up to four times as much in the same space and keeps you clothes and linen in an air tight, waterproof package. https://www.buyspacesystems.co.uk/how-it-works/ |
7. Use hangers that can hold multiple items
These types of hangers can be found easily online from companies such as amazon. They allow a single hanger to carry up to 4 items. A good tip for these is to keep similar items of clothing on the same hanger. For example, t-shirts of the same colour or V-neck jumpers in a range of colours. This helps when choosing outfits. |
8. Save your hanging space for your best clothes
9. Add lighting
There's nothing worse than rummaging around in a dark wardrobe. Although adding lighting to an existing wardrobe isn't always practical, these battery operated sensor lights from Ikea are a great alternative. They are LED which means you wont be constantly changing bulbs or batteries and they have a light sensor which means they come on when you open the door and go off automatically when you close it. These can transform your wardrobe for a very reasonable price. http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/products/lighting/integrated-lighting/stötta-led-lighting-strip-battery-operated-white-art-30277134/ |
10. Decide whether your storage works for you
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