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you’re still going to have to get rid of that sweater you haven’t worn in three years. next is 25 brilliant lifehacks for your tiny closet by natalie brown. 1. first things first: pare down your clothes inventory. yeah, it .. sucks ! but if you don’t have space for it,

you don’t have space for it. laura at organizing junkie has a few tips to make it a little easier. 2. build extra rod space if your room can handle it. split the lark’s diy hanging-slash-drying rack on wheels is multifunctional. 3. if you love the industrial elements of the clothing rack against the delicate row

of vintage clothes. here’s a simpler (but still classy) diy rack. by black oak vintage. 4. loft your bed. putting a closet underneath a loft is a great way to use vertical space even if your ceilings are normal height. this is such a great idea for a small room with no storage.

a loft bed leaves leftover room underneath for a closet system to organize clothes and accessories. fabric on the loft’s undercarriage and custom curtains dresses things up. every inch is maximized and the space feels serene and clutter free. from domino magazine, via arianna belle. 5. hang multiple garments in one spot with soda can tabs.

watch a video demonstrating how to do it on the right. 6. you can also use chains and s-hooks. vertical space is the name of the game. increase the space in your closet by 60% for under $20. 7. use old shoe boxes as drawer organizers. that’s if you have built-in drawers (my college closets did). a guest post from i heart organizing.

8. make a (little) bit of extra rod space by hanging scarves, etc. on the inside of the doors. 9. too many scarves? use shower curtain rings to organize them on a hanger. if you are a scarf lady and you assume it wouldn't work because they would just slide to one end,

sorry to say it’s wrong. 10. a dowel and some rope can double your rod space. then you don’t have to splurge on a fancy double hang closet rod. it’s an especially great option if you have a lot of separates, and not so many dresses. 11. try staggering your rods. if you have just one long rod going across,

it might be worth splitting it up like so. 12. keep your shoes organized somewhere else, like in a soda box under the bed. 13. or under other furniture. birch and lily flipped over an old picture frame. next, just put anti-scratch pads on the bottom so it’ll slide out more easily without ruining your floors. 14. or leave them in your closet, but organize

them by tension pole by new york city lifestyle blogger. 15. don’t let your tank tops take up all of your space life-design-and the-pursuit of craftiness used a cheapo tie hanger to put them all in one spot. the tie hanger itself came from walmart. 16. for ties (which hang super flat), stick the tie hanger up against the wall. that way, it won't up any valuable rod space.

you could also use a command hook and a tie rack with a hanger. 17. every bit of space matters. most useful if you have a large collection of earrings, but you can also hang other things from this rain gutter guard diy from blue cricket design. 18. use a trunk to store out-of-season clothing or shoes, which can also double as a bench

in small spaces. get more out of your space; put your out-of-season clothing in vacuum-packed bags. this vintage trunk bought from rose bowl flea market. 19. hang suitcases in awkward spaces on hooks. 20. hang catchalls on the inside of the door for those of you without sliding doors. 21. hang bags up with shower curtain rings and keep random stuff in them.

you could have one bag for underwear, one for socks, etc. 22. or go all-out with shelving. here it is pre-paint and before we hung it on the door. and here is the finished product. from ana white, homemaker. 23. if there’s no space for shelving, you could still put a hook on the inside of

your door for planning the next day’s outfit. it’ll save you serious time in the morning. 24. find ways to maximize your awkward spaces. elizabeth sent apartment therapy her brilliant makeover, complete with books on one side and little clickable lights (they’re led so they don’t need to be wired into the electrical system). 25. use the sides of your closet to hang up

more rods. place two rods on each side and made the clothes face out. all you need is a drill, a large dowel (wooden rod), some rod holders for each end, and some wall anchors if you won’t be drilling into a stud in the wall. then, for the middle section, pick up two brackets with the rod holders and mounted

another clothes rod and a shelf on top. alright, that's pretty much all i have to say. comment, like or share this video with your friend if it will be useful for them. don’t miss to press that subscribe button again, and thanks for watching. see you later.

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