Storage and organisation tips

An organised home gives you back not just space but time. Having your belongings neatly stored and easily accessible means you can spend less time searching and more time on what’s important to you.

Bedroom

Your bedroom should be a sanctuary but it can suffer from a lack of attention. Creating a well organised space will help you start the day more smoothly and finish it feeling calmer so it’s worth setting a little time aside to get it organised in a way that helps your day flow. Here are our top tips for bedroom storage to make your sleep space clutter free and effortlessly organised.

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  • File folding was popularised by Marie Kondo and it really does make a big difference to getting dressed in the morning.

    Folding t-shirts, sweatshirts, underwear and in fact anything else which can be folded, into rectangles then arranging them in your drawers like files allows you to see everything at a glance and choose something much faster compared with stacking.

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  • Chose a beside table with drawers and keep the things you reach for the most - your current book, glasses, phone charger - in the top drawer.

    For smaller items, like make up, try a cutlery drawer insert or glass jars to keep everything together and categorised.

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Hallway

This part of your home is one of the most frequently used but it's often overlooked. It’s the best place to keep coats, shoes and bags but they can make it feel cluttered, especially when it is quite a compact space. 

Discover our top tips for hallway organisation and create a calm, organised entryway.

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Top tips for Hallway Organisation

  • First edit your coats and jackets and store anything seasonal in a bedroom wardrobe or in the loft. Donate anything which is no longer worn. then allocate a peg for each member of your family for the rest.

    The 2F coat rack is perfect for this with seven hooks, plus a practical shelf for items you want to grab on the way out.

    2F Coat Rack 

  • Categorise your shoes - which do you wear most, which aren’t everyday styles and can be stowed away somewhere else? Divide shoes into types like flats, heels, sandals and trainers then store them in those categories so you always know where to reach for a particular pair.

    A shoe bench is the ideal multitasking piece of furniture, creating seating in addition to storage. We particularly like the Opal shoe cabinet with spacious compartments tucked away behind a hinged door and cushioned seats.

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  • Prefer to keep everything out of sight? Why not try a slimline wardrobe for the hallway. The tall silhouette will make the most of the vertical space and a mirrored door hides clutter and reflects light.

    We love the Single Duo Wardrobe which has shelves as well as hanging space.

    Single Duo Wardrobe 
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Living Room

Your living room is often the place in your home where you spend the most time. With many of us opting for open plan living, keeping this space organised can help create a welcoming and relaxing area which still works practically for you and your family.

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  • Traditionally used in dining rooms, sideboards have become increasingly popular for living spaces as an alternative to an open bookshelf.

    The profile gives you extra surface space at the perfect height for a lamp or items you want to display on top whilst allowing you to neatly store things inside. Try storage boxes in each compartment so you can easily pull one out and find what you're looking for.

    Games or puzzles in boxes which take up a lot of space? Try putting the pieces in zip up plastic wallets and cutting out the front of the box to show what's inside.

    We love the Kama 2K for its elegant design touches - cylindrical legs creating lightness and patterned doors as well as spacious storage compartments.

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