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Top 10 Storage and Organization Picks to Help You Clear the Clutter
HGTV Magazine created the most organized wall in the world. Get all the tips (and products) you need to get rid of clutter, for good!
Cory Dawson
Sources: pegboard (Etsy: EllemennoPegBoard); basket (West Elm); soft basket (Closed Mondays); floating shelves (Amazon); lidded boxes (West Elm); calendar (Etsy: Circle and Square Decor); key rack (Overstock); wood pegs (Container Store); bench (Safavieh); cubes (Serena and Lily)
We all have it: blank wall space that can be put to work! Whether yours is in an entryway, mudroom or kitchen, try these solutions for a neater (not to mention cuter) life at home.
1. A Pegboard
It's a multitasking wonder: You can add shelves and pegs as you please, with room for anything from water bottles to umbrellas (ellemennopegboard.etsy.com).
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2. A Basket
Keep one around for incoming and outgoing mail. It'll prevent countertop clutter.
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3. A Soft Basket
Yes, there is a difference. A soft basket corrals everyday stuff, like sunscreen and sunglasses, with charm.
4. A Floating Shelf
Preferably, one with room to display art. It'll pretty up even the most hyper-tidy space.
5. Lidded Boxes
When placed up high they're ideal for gloves and other out-of-season accessories.
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6. The Perpetual Calendar
It's always in style, and helpful for seeing the month at a glance as you dash out the door.
7. A Key Rack
This means never searching for yours again — or for the dog leash.
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8. Hooks
If mounted low on a wall, they make backpacks, handbags and totes easy to grab and go.
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9. A Bench
It offers a perch for putting on shoes and more storage possibilities beneath.
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10. Cubes
They're the key to stashing bulky items like hats, jackets and sports gear.
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