1. Under-Bed Storage Bins
Don’t let all that space under your bed go to waste. Use low-profile storage containers or drawers on wheels to store out-of-season clothes, linens, or shoes. Bonus points for labels! Unfortunately the monster under your bed will have to move out!
2. Floating Shelves Above the Bed
Install a couple of floating shelves over your bed or nightstands. They’re perfect for books, plants, or décor—and they free up surface space on your tables.
3. Storage Ottomans or Benches
Use a storage ottoman at the foot of your bed to stash blankets, pillows, or even workout gear. It doubles as seating and looks great, too. I suggest a bench but if your tight on space you can opt for a smaller shape.
4. Over-the-Door Organizers
The back of your bedroom door (or closet door) is prime real estate. Hang a pocket organizer for shoes, accessories, or beauty products you use daily. This is great if you have more shoes then you can count.
5. Vertical Clothing Racks
Short on closet space? A sleek, minimalist garment rack can display your favorite pieces while keeping things organized and easy to reach. This doesn’t save you room really but can help keep your closet organized with is essential to maximizing space!
6. Built-In Nightstand Drawers
Skip the open-style side tables. A nightstand with drawers hides clutter, charging cords, and all those little things you don’t want on display.
7. Bed Risers to Maximize Under-Bed Space
A cheap and simple trick: use bed risers to add height and fit taller bins or drawers underneath. It’s a game-changer for small bedrooms. This pairs great with Step 1!
8. Wall Hooks for Bags & Hats
Mount stylish wall hooks or a peg rail to hang your most-used items. It’s practical and adds personality to your room, especially if you’re short on closet space.
9. Closet Organizers & Dividers
Tame the chaos with drawer dividers, shelf organizers, and hanging storage inside your closet. Everything has its place—and it stays that way. This doesn’t really save you space but keeps your closet clean which is necessary to maximize space.
10. Multi-Functional Furniture
Think nightstands with charging docks, beds with drawers, or mirrors with hidden storage. Look for furniture that does double duty without adding bulk.
Final Tip:
The best storage ideas aren’t just about cramming things into boxes—they’re about making your space feel better to live in. Choose pieces that fit your lifestyle and your aesthetic.