from: http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/
Rent To Own.ph: Just because they are behind closed doors doesn't mean we don't need to make what are inside our closets neat and orderly. Here are simple solutions to make your bedroom closets pleasing to the eye.
Okay, so we're a little obsessed with organizing. And we love closets. So we thought we'd channel our obsession into something helpful: a list of ways to organize your bedroom closet.
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Store your most-used items in plain sight, less-used items below, and least-used items up high.
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Use coordinated hangers for a clean look that will care for your clothes and help you stay organized.
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Use vertical space (both above and below the closet rod) to store more.
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Use stackable laundry baskets that you can easily carry to the washing machine.
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Hooks can create extra storage space when you hang them inside the closet.
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Keep your closet in shape by treating it like a small room. Pay attention to lighting, wall color, and floor coverings.
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Make more room in your closet by storing out-of-season clothes in boxes up high or under the bed.
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Color coding your wardrobe can make finding things easier (although it would be tough to pull out anything from these stacks of sweaters).
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Invest in your closet by using good-looking storage solutions.
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A rolling cart with coordinated boxes can be pulled in or out of the closet and used for clothing or office supply storage.
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Use suitcases to store out-of-season linens, blankets, or sweaters.
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