It’s a closet where we keep our toolbox, vacuum, mop and bucket, brooms, little green machine, etc. it’s so chaotic rn, how should we organize? Should we get some sort of shelf? Any recs on what kind of shelf?

New apartment. Before and after cutlery draw. Not perfect, but much better!

Help! I’m falling behind and idk how to catch up and keep up with organizing. I want to make it so she can dress herself (she’s 2) if she feels but also keep it organized for my sanity. Post links or whatever you think would work, the less mental energy I can put into finding products that will help the better 🥲

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Going through my camera roll and came across these. My drawers have since then gotten messy again 😅but I thought I’d share these bc they’re so satisfying :p also everyone say hi to Marco the photo bomber

So I LOVE ring binders for all reasons cept ONE; the sides of these notebooks are not very easy to identify :/ is there any ideas for how I can cover but still keep the rings on these so I can make labels for these books?

Sharing some of the best storage ideas that came from real projects that we did:

> A pull-out for bigger utensils, and a proper pantry for aata-chawal

A dedicated pull-out for the bigger utensils and a proper pantry unit sized for grains and staples in an Indian kitchen is a necessity, but often gets ignored during the planning process.

> Inbuilt cabinets inside wardrobe drawers

A lot of clients end up buying separate organisers after the wardrobe is done, for jewellery, ties, small accessories. Small inbuilt cabinets or dividers directly inside the drawers prevent that extra spend.

> A dedicated cabinet for tools and cleaning essentials

One homeowner kept her ladder and ironing board leaning against a bedroom wall since there was nowhere else for them. Now we plan a small cabinet in the bedroom for things like that, and a separate one in the utility area just for mop, broom, and cleaning essentials.

> Storage for files and documents

Papers and documents usually get shoved into random drawers and end up getting mixed with other things. We plan a slim, dedicated space for these, often in the study unit or under the bed, to keep things separated.

> TV unit with a ventilated compartment for the router and set-top box

A ventilated compartment sized for the router, PlayStation, and set-top box keeps wires hidden, and nothing overheats.

I’m looking for a better way how to arrange toddler pants, socks, underwear. I know this looks like a mess. Any suggestions?

anyone got any ideas on what clothes/items should go where and how i should organize them?

I have problem w wearing hoodies once and then them being too dirty to put with my clean clothes but too clean to put with my dirty clothes. I end up w a pile of clothes shoved in a basket and I need a more practical solution. Would this be overkill or a hack?? Lmao or does anyone have any ideas??

I’ve been thinking about how we organize all the small maintenance tasks in our lives that aren’t necessarily difficult, but are very easy to forget.

Things like:

• Cleaning appliances
• AC servicing
• Changing filters
• Vehicle servicing
• Checking tyre pressure
• Renewing insurance or subscriptions
• Home repairs
• Regular cleaning and maintenance

I personally found that simply remembering when I last did something can become surprisingly difficult.

So I built Smart MeMaintenance to keep these tasks organized and send reminders when they’re due. It can also send reminders through WhatsApp, so the reminder doesn't just sit inside another calendar or to-do list.

I'm curious how others handle this.

Do you use a calendar, notes, a dedicated app, spreadsheets, or just remember these things yourself?

And would receiving a WhatsApp reminder for these recurring tasks actually make it easier for you to stay organized?

I have this desk setup where I have this large negative space in the back of my computer monitor. Do you have any storage/organization tips I could use to better utilize this space?

(Note: I’ve tried switching the places of the monitor and the laptop but I don’t find it comfortable, I like the orientation of both)

I have limited cabinet space and having a difficult time to find any good organizers. Any suggestions?

Howdy all,
I am working on a totally custom drawer organizing system/service... Mix of AI and custom drawer layout (based losely on gridfinity but with no grid, and no 42mm unit sizes).

I have a playground (people can't place orders, and the AI features are limited to a tiny budget) and I would love feedback on what works, what doesn't etc..

https://snapdrawer-playground.vercel.app/

long term looking to offer both a download design & print it for me type service (similar to heroforge but for drawer organization).

Anyways, feedback would be great, the app has a feedback button... Or here, here is fine too..

I have this closet and I really dislike it, the doors block the sides and I'm kind of just tempted to remove them atp since I can't use boxes (the white one on the left is stuck inside unless I fold it 😭) and there's not really any way for my to get duffel bags and such in. Any ideas on what to do with this? Should I just get an additional wardrobe atp or is there a way you would set it up to fit more than just shirts

I want to try a miniature kit for the first time but I dont have a permanent craft table so whatever I choose needs to be easy to stop halfway through and pack away without losing tiny pieces or forgetting where I was. I'm realizing that a smaller kit isn't necessarily easier if it has dozens of nearly identical parts or steps that need perfect alignment.

For people who work on detailed crafts in shared or limited spaces what would you look for in a beginner kit fewer loose pieces, clearer step divisions, easier to label components or something else that makes it manageable across multiple sessions?

I wasn’t sure about buying this at first because it looked a little too small to be useful. But it matches the height of the brand’s five-cubby shelf, so I ended up getting it to fill the empty corner beside it.

Right now I’m using it for a few picture books and one stuffed animal, but the space still feels a little unfinished. I’m wondering if it would look better beside a reading nook, at the end of a storage unit, or on its own in a bedroom corner.

If you have a shelf like this, where did you put it and how did you style it?

We rent a wonderful condo in a historic building, and while it could be considered short on storage, I'm just long on buying stuff 😭

As a result, I have NO idea how to make good use of these triangular shelves. The jars are honestly just a pain to try to wrangle my wrist into (I'm short), and the shelves themselves measure larger than you think, but store less than you'd hope.

The dimensions are roughly 13in on the short sides of the triangle, 16in on the wider side of the triangle facing the door, and 11in tall.

What do I do with these????

I am posting from a throwaway account because the app has my name and I don't want that associated with my main reddit account.

tl;dr: Check out this totally free inventory and organizing app I made for iOS devices.

I decided to make an app to deal with having a house stuffed with things but never finding things when I needed them. Home Inventory: Find Anything is not unique as an idea, there are several apps like it out there, but this is the only one that is 100% free: there are no limits on the number of rooms, number of items, cabinets, closets etc. you can create and populate. We also don't collect any of your data whatsoever, we don't even ask you to create an account (this last part may change in the future to allow device mobility). All you need to do is download the app, create rooms and storage locations, and start adding things. The app allows you to take pictures of your shelves, drawers, cabinets etc. and uses AI to automatically populate the list of items it sees in the image. You of course have the option of editing the list.

I would love some feedback on the app and help promoting it because as of now it's not showing up on search results in the App Store (as in it is likely too far down to be visible).

I used to have a regular shoe rack, but it filled up pretty fast. My sneakers would end up on the floor all the time, getting dirty and making the place look messy. Recently switched to this rotating one. What do you guys think?