Does anyone else take a look at the real estate prices and drown your sorrows in a big ol' glass of chocolate milk? Okay, maybe not chocolate milk, but you get my point.
I'm basically stuck with a tiny apartment for life, and I've mostly gotten over it at this point. But when you've got a tiny home, you've got to be strategic with storage and saving space. It ain't easy, my friends!
No one uses the space on the top of the fridge! This is actually one of the most genius space-saving hacks I've ever seen. You could either buy something like this or DIY it.
Over-the-door storage might usually be meant for shoes, but you can really organize and store anything in there! This could be used for toys in the kids' room, too.
Who uses CD racks anymore anyway? Might as well pick some up at the thrift store for $0.50 and use them to your advantage. Tupperware is so hard to organize and store efficiently!
Hey, not everyone can have some fancy-shmancy knife holder with every knife under the rainbow. Some people have to go the broke route, okay?
Did you know that your toothbrushes should be kept in a drawer or cabinet? There's a heck of a lot of germs floating around a bathroom.
If your garage looks more like a garbage dump than you want it to, start by getting everything off the floor and onto the walls to optimize storage space.
I'm constantly losing our remote control within the seats of the couch. Sometimes the dog even buries it there (she's also chewed up a PS4 controller).
This is another hack that is tried and true! I've been doing this with my clothes hangers for a few months now and it definitely helps with closet space!
Medicine cabinets have been a thing for years as a great way to hide less desirable items behind a mirror. This hack is basically the same thing, just much more glam!
I can NEVER seem to find a hair elastic when I need one the most. Using a carabiner is not only genius, but it's pretty cheap, too. I need to stock up on these guys!
Cutting chicken wire is definitely not the most fun project. It sucks, but it's worth it! Use the wire and an old frame to display your jewelry.
Whether you're organizing your quilting supplies or making space in your kitchen, adhesive hooks are a godsend! I'm stocking up on these. Grandma would be so proud.
Whenever I have to break out the hammer and nails, I groan a bit. But for this DIY, even though it's kind of annoying, it's kind of amazing too!
Who else needs a better way to organize their closet space so their bedroom is less messy? With hacks like these, my room's going to be a palace!
This is a hack that I use in my home, and for the most part it definitely works. I just have to remember to put the bobby pins away when I've used them!
This is a great way to store bedding - or anything else that can't fit in your closet anymore - and it gives your bed a new, more streamlined look.
Small kitchens often come with small refrigerators. Why not use hanging baskets for your produce instead? Plus, your fruit and veg will taste better when it's room temperature.
Look up. See all that unused space? Put it to good use. Try installing shelves above your door frame and turning all that air into storage space. Just maybe don't put any everyday items in there.
A storage ottoman is a great place to store remotes and blankets. And, of course, a great place to rest your feet while watching TV.
This will surely clear up counter space in your bathroom and they stack easily under the sink.
They'll create extra storage space under your bed, and some even come equipped with outlets for plugging in cords or charging your electronics.
This is a great way to create some storage in your entrance way. The racks can hold mail, keys, and even hats and gloves.
You're not limited to only using the shelves in your pantry. Affix small wire baskets to the wall and use them for organizing spices and other small bottles or packets that can easily get lost in the clutter.
Hang a couple of paper towel racks behind a cabinet door and you've just freed up precious cupboard space. Plus, the towel rack actually goes right through the tube, so it also saves you from having to wrangle with the packaging.
All those shower necessities can really take up space. Try mounting a tension rod in your shower and using S-hooks for hanging things like loofah scrubs, shower caps, and poofs.
Alternating them facing up and down saves enough space to make a big difference!
Not only does it keep them nice and organized, but it also gets rid of the inevitable pile of veggies and fruits that are often forgotten.
This sort of system also keeps your room crisp and cord-free.
I've seen people do it with wood or branches from trees. Such a unique way to keep a tradition alive!
This should also keep your clothes off the ground, since the drawers are on the ground, anyways...right?
This is something I really need to do, but it will only work if you don't need the burners!
Just make sure you put some bounce sheets in them for extra freshness.
I'm also super impressed by their collection!
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