How HGTV Stars Stay Organized at Home

HGTV Magazine asked HGTV Stars how they keep everything in its place even when they aren't on the job.

By: Caitlin Moscatello

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Hair Accessories

“This over-the-door styling rack is perfect for keeping my bathroom counter clear of my hair dryer, curling iron, and brushes, and the cords stay tangle-free.” —Sabrina Soto, The High Low Project. Geometric 9"H x 9"-diameter over-the-door styling rack, $18, urbanoutfitters.com

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Shoes

“I hate sloppy piles of shoes in the closet, so I store them in these windowed boxes that let me see what’s what.”—Casey Noble, Design on a Dime. Firenze 15"W x 8"D x 5?1/4"H fabric drop-front shoe box, $15, containerstore.com

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Cords

“Slip computer cords through this weighted gizmo and they won’t get tangled or fall off your desk.”—Chris Grundy, Blog Cabin. Cordies in pink, $10, quirky.com

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Files

“Buy two of these filing cabinets, and you can use them as the bases for a snazzy desk with a glass top—proof that you can store in style!”—Sarah Richardson, Sarah 101. West 18th 16"W x 20"D x 24"H powder-coated steel file in white and pool blue, $200, poppin.com

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Tools

“A magnet bar is one of my favorite ways to stay organized. I use it for heavy shop tools, like wrenches and hammers, and for lighter kitchen items, like knives and scissors.”—Chip Wade, Elbow Room. Magnetic tool rack 24"-long steel holder, $33 for a set of 2, fixfind.com

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Crafts

“Caboodles were originally made for cosmetics, but those expandable trays proved so versatile that I started using them to store my design supplies, like markers and scissors.”—Tiffany Brooks, HGTV Star winner. Caboodles Ultimate 12"W x 8"D x 9"H aluminum organizer, $45, ulta.com

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Scarves

“This is a lifesaver—it takes up almost no space and keeps scarves from getting wrinkled. I like that you can see them all at once, too. It’s great for pulling an outfit together.”—Taniya Nayak, HGTV Urban Oasis. Classico 8-loop nickel-plated steel wire scarf hanger, $7, crateandbarrel.com

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Belts

“I don’t like belt organizers that hang on a rod—too wobbly. This one gets mounted to the closet wall so it doesn’t budge and belts don’t fall.”—Jonathan Scott, Property Brothers. Sliding 15"-long tie and belt rack, $9.50, closetmaid.com

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Messages

“Rather than tack sticky notes around the house, hang this sleek dry-erase board in the kitchen, and use it as a family message center. It’s a thousand times neater!”—John Colaneri, Cousins Undercover. Channel 18" x 18" dry-erase panel and planner in bamboo, $80, threebythree.com

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How HGTV Stars Stay Organized at Home

Related To:

Shop This Look

Hair Accessories

Shoes

Cords

Files

Tools

Crafts

Scarves

Belts

Messages

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