Closet Organization Ideas – IKEA Home Tour
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9 سال پیش
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Does your closet have empty
Does your closet have empty wall space you’re not using? Does it have rack upon rack of unorganized shelving and you can't find anything? Well that doesn't sound like a very organized closet, does it? Watch the IKEA Home Tour Squad come to the rescue by whipping this closet into shape in a lightning-fast four hours with lots of great IKEA storage solutions.
Here are some tips from the Squad's closet makeover:
1. When clearing out your closet, consider donating items you haven't used in over a year.
2. Keep photos and measurements for your closet on your smartphone or tablet to reference while shopping.
3. Organize your closet into two parts: one for clothing storage, the other for a getting ready area.
3. Use versatile closet storage solutions such as ALGOT, featuring adjustable shelving to help maximize storage capacity. It can be easily updated later to accomodate wardrobe changes.
4. Use picture ledges for an accessible and visual way to display ties.
5. Keep a step stool such as the BEKVÄM tucked away for when you need to access items stored up high.
More from IKEA Home Tour here: http://www.hometourseries.com/
The IKEA Home Tour Squad cleared the clutter by sectioning off the closet with the ALGOT customizable storage system, including rails for hanging clothes, hooks for hanging jackets and adjustable shoe storage. Want a few more tips for organizing your closet? When clearing out your closet, consider donating items you haven’t used in over a year. Keep photos and measurements of your closet on your smartphone or tablet to reference while shopping. Adjustable shelving helps maximize storage and easily updates as your wardrobe changes.
What’s IKEA Home Tour? We’ll tell you! We’re sending a team of IKEA experts on the road to help America solve real home furnishing challenges, big and small, and transform their living spaces. The Home Tour Squad is hitting the road to assist those who need help with home projects – from closet organization to living room style upgrades to bedroom makeovers – and to illustrate genuine solutions that make everyday life at home better. The Home Tour Squad will help plan and shop at the local IKEA store to find the best smart solutions for home challenges. The homeowners and the Squad members will then accomplish the transformation together! Plus, the Squad will film their journey along the way.
The IKEA Home Tour Squad is a team of hand-selected IKEA experts from across the country. They specialize in everything from home design to organization to sustainability at home. Each Squad member comes from a different background and contributes their unique expertise to help homeowners on the tour. Their journey will be chronicled through before/after makeover videos, tour footage, and video shorts featuring design tips and interviews with homeowners. Squad members will also be sharing live updates from the tour via Twitter (@IKEAUSA) and Instagram (@IKEAUSA) with the hashtag #IKEAHomeTour.
For more inspirational ideas for your home, check out IKEA USA on:
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Google+ - https://plus.google.com/+IKEAUSA
Here are some tips from the Squad's closet makeover:
1. When clearing out your closet, consider donating items you haven't used in over a year.
2. Keep photos and measurements for your closet on your smartphone or tablet to reference while shopping.
3. Organize your closet into two parts: one for clothing storage, the other for a getting ready area.
3. Use versatile closet storage solutions such as ALGOT, featuring adjustable shelving to help maximize storage capacity. It can be easily updated later to accomodate wardrobe changes.
4. Use picture ledges for an accessible and visual way to display ties.
5. Keep a step stool such as the BEKVÄM tucked away for when you need to access items stored up high.
More from IKEA Home Tour here: http://www.hometourseries.com/
The IKEA Home Tour Squad cleared the clutter by sectioning off the closet with the ALGOT customizable storage system, including rails for hanging clothes, hooks for hanging jackets and adjustable shoe storage. Want a few more tips for organizing your closet? When clearing out your closet, consider donating items you haven’t used in over a year. Keep photos and measurements of your closet on your smartphone or tablet to reference while shopping. Adjustable shelving helps maximize storage and easily updates as your wardrobe changes.
What’s IKEA Home Tour? We’ll tell you! We’re sending a team of IKEA experts on the road to help America solve real home furnishing challenges, big and small, and transform their living spaces. The Home Tour Squad is hitting the road to assist those who need help with home projects – from closet organization to living room style upgrades to bedroom makeovers – and to illustrate genuine solutions that make everyday life at home better. The Home Tour Squad will help plan and shop at the local IKEA store to find the best smart solutions for home challenges. The homeowners and the Squad members will then accomplish the transformation together! Plus, the Squad will film their journey along the way.
The IKEA Home Tour Squad is a team of hand-selected IKEA experts from across the country. They specialize in everything from home design to organization to sustainability at home. Each Squad member comes from a different background and contributes their unique expertise to help homeowners on the tour. Their journey will be chronicled through before/after makeover videos, tour footage, and video shorts featuring design tips and interviews with homeowners. Squad members will also be sharing live updates from the tour via Twitter (@IKEAUSA) and Instagram (@IKEAUSA) with the hashtag #IKEAHomeTour.
For more inspirational ideas for your home, check out IKEA USA on:
Facebook - Facebook: IKEAUSA
Twitter - Twitter: IKEAUSA
Pinterest - Pinterest: IKEAUSA
Instagram - Instagram: IKEAUSA
Google+ - https://plus.google.com/+IKEAUSA
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