If clutter is taking over your space, then it’s high time to get your home in order. It will help you be more productive, and keep you more inspired too. And it doesn’t have to cost a fortune – here are 25 wonderful DIY projects that will help you get organized.
1. Anthropology Wall Organizer Hack
If you lack storage space, you might consider making one of these genius organizers that hangs on the wall to take advantage of vertical space. It’s modeled after a product from Anthropology, so of course it’s super stylish! Get the tutorial at
2. Undersofa Storage On Wheels
Hide all of those unsightly remotes and old magazines under your sofa on this clever rolling storage tray. All you’ll need is some wood, nails, glue and four wheels. Make your way over to
3. Driftwood Blanket Ladder
If you have way too many throw blankets, then you’re sure to love this beautiful DIY blanket ladder. The combination of the driftwood rungs with the blue and copper gives it a beautiful, high-end look. Check out the full tutorial over at
4. Wood and White Desk Organizers
If your desk is a disaster, it’s time to get things in order with a few of these gorgeous wood and white organizers. All you’ll need are some white boxes and a roll of wood contact paper. Head on over to
5. Leather Catchall
Everybody has that spot… where they toss their keys, spare change and maybe a pair of sunglasses. Why not contain it in something so it looks more organized? This leather catchall would be the perfect solution. Check out the tutorial at
6. Bedtime Routine Organizer
If you have kids who struggle with the process of going to bed, then you’ll want to check out this genius IKEA hack. It is actually the SATSUMAS plant stand, and the white pots come with it. Head over to
7. Wooden Cosmetics Organizer
Get your makeup brushes and lip gloss in order with this fun and easy DIY cosmetics organizer made of wood. Simply drill holes down into it and then decorate the outside with acrylic paint. Head on over to
8. Cardboard Drawer Organizer
If your clothing drawers are a mess, then this clever organizer might be the perfect project for you. It is made out of cardboard, and the sizes of the sections can be customized to your needs. Check out the tutorial over at
9. Washi Tape Organizer
If your washi tape situation has gotten out of hand, give this easy yet genius organizer a try. Simply upcycle an old plastic wrap or tin foil box and slide the rolls of washi onto the tube. And don’t forget to decorate the outside with tape too! Learn more at
10. Ring Organizer
Are you a big fan of stacking rings? Then you probably have a whole mess of them. Organize your jewelry drawer by making one of these simple wooden holders. Just make slits in a piece of wood and you’re done! Head over to
11. Dipped Kitchen Jars
Whip your pantry into shape with these fun color-dipped jars that you can fill with dry goods like flour and rice. All you’ll need are some adhesive letters, paint, and a couple of other items. Head on over to
12. Box Baskets
If you ever order things online, then you probably have a few cardboard boxes laying around. Well there’s good news… you can upcycle them by turning them into pretty baskets! Make your way over to
13. X Magazine Rack
Get your magazines organized this season by creating one of these lovely understated X-shaped magazine racks. All you’ll need is some wood and a saw. Make your way over to
14. Yarn Organizer
This is one of those “why didn’t I think of that?” sort of projects. If you have lots of yarn that is always in the way, just grab some pegboard and hooks at the hardware store and you’ll be ready to make this genius organizer. Check out the details at
15. DIY Coat Rack
Step up your entryway game with this lovely coat rack that looks beautiful even on its own. The back is made with a metal radiator cover, and framed with wood. Make your way over to
16. Gold Animal Storage Jars
If you are in need of some bathroom storage, you might consider this fun project. The animals added to the top of recycled jars add a playful touch, making even your bathroom memorable. Head on over to
17. Test Tube Spice Jars
Toss those ugly plastic containers that your spices come in and transfer them to something cooler – test tubes! This particular test tube holder is well-mounted too, so it will open up some serious cabinet space. Head over to
18. Fabric-Covered Boxes
Here’s another clever way to upcycle all of those cardboard boxes that you inevitably keep receiving. Simply grab some pretty fabric, rope and spray adhesive and get to work using this tutorial from
19. Hidden Key Hooks
Tossing a pile of keys by the door can look sloppy, but there’s an easy way to avoid this problem. Simply mount a picture frame along one side using hinges, and you’ll have the perfect spot to hide the mess! Head on over to
20. Corner Lazy Susans
Isn’t it annoying when you try to find something in your pantry or corner cupboard, and you can’t reach it because it’s all the way in the back? Here’s the genius solution – install a series of Lazy Susan trays in each corner so you can spin them around to reach the back. Read more
21. Dog Food Station
If you have a furry friend, then you might be interested in this clever DIY dog food eating station with a storage area below. The box raises Fido’s food up to his level, and also gets his spare food out of the pantry (which frees up space for other things). Get the how-to
22. Wooden Desk Caddy
Tackle that desk clutter with this simple-to-make desk caddy with sections for your phone, writing utensils and paper clips. All you’ll need is some wood, stain and a few tools. Make your way over to
23. Filing Cabinet Makeover
Transform a boring old filing cabinet into this super fun version using chalk board paint. Just grab some metal primer, chalk board paint, and a contrasting paint for the hardware. Head on over to
24. Paperwork Organizer
Get that paperwork under control by making one of these handy command centers which will help you keep mail, bills and action items all in order. Just grab some wire baskets and get to work. Check out the instructions over at
25. Desk Organizer
Wrangle all those notebooks into one neat little pile, with the help of this balsa wood desk organizer. You’ll begin with a pan organizer, believe it or not, and then add balsa wood to create neat little shelves. Head on over to
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