Organizing a Frat House Room

Pro organizer Betty Kim helps a pair of frat brothers clean up their messy room.

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Hide CaptionShow CaptionNow the space is neat, organized and color coded for each of the boys.
The room is split in half by paint. Kris' side of the room is painted blue, while Dave's side is painted green. Two new beds are placed in the front of the room and a divider is hung in between for privacy. Underneath the beds are drawers and shelves so the guys can store their sports equipment and clothes. The closets are cleaned out and reorganized. Shoe bags are hung from the closet poles to hold ties and belts in the little compartments. Sturdy, new hangers will help the guys keep their clothes neat and unwrinkled. The couch is moved closer to the door to keep the entertainment area separate from the sleep and study areas.

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