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Organization is a very personal thing. It can create feelings of optimism and happiness but it can also be stressful and overwhelming.

Your unique organizing style might be influenced by your purchasing patterns, how often you donate items, or what’s familiar. Because sometimes it’s simplest to stick to what you know.

Your home could almost be a museum. From color-coded and clearly labeled storage to a seasonal rotation that allows you to focus on only your most relevant items, “organization” could very well be your second language.

Level-up Tip: While your approach to storage may already be pretty perfect, our closet organizing ideas may help elevate it even further. Valet rods, jewelry dividers, personal safes, and charging stations can all be integrated into custom storage solutions throughout the home.

It’s hard to say goodbye – especially to items that bring back memories like event tickets, the kids’ art projects, or your cozy (but nearly threadbare) sweater. While these items might not warrant a front-row seat any longer, there are ways to add functional storage that makes room for all that belongs.

Level-up Tip: Set aside some time to determine what stays on display or within reach, and what can be thoughtfully stored away. Hidden or closed custom storage provides a place for those sentimental treasures without adding to visual clutter. Whether you’re a minimalist, a perfectionist, or a sentimentalist, we believe in making space for what belongs. And by identifying – and upping – your organizing style, you might just feel like you’ve cracked the code for a more organized life.