If you have a messy closet, your whole room can feel off, and putting outfits together can be difficult when you can’t find what you’re looking for. Organizing your wardrobe can be a little overwhelming, so follow these tips to achieve an orderly, well-maintained closet.

• Donate or get rid of any clothing items that you haven’t worn in more than two years.
• Keep out-of-season clothes in large plastic bins and place them under your bed or on high shelves to make space for items that you’ll be reaching for during that time of year.
• Use a shoe hanger to place over your closet door to free up some floor or shelf space.
• Hang your most worn items at eye level where you can see them.
• Keep your folded clothes and accessories neat and tidy by using shelf dividers.
• Hang hooks inside your closet for extra storage space. These are great for jackets and will clear up a lot of space for your clothes.
• Color-code your clothes so you’ll know exactly where everything is when you need it.

20 Ways to Organize Your Bedroom Closet [Apartment Therapy]
The Experts Spill Their Tips For A Clean, Well-Organized Closet [Who What Wear]
How to Organize A Lot of Clothing in Very Little Closet Space [Lifehacker]

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Mother’s Day is a time to celebrate Mom! Are you doing anything special for your mother today?

Wouldn’t it be nice to have a spa in the comfort of your own home? Your bathroom is a private, quiet space and it’s where you go to take a nice relaxing bath or shower to de-stress. All you need to do is add a few more elements to create your own spa atmosphere at home. Use these hacks and tricks to give your bathroom a spa makeover.

• Use minimal decor and a clean, simple style to achieve a serene and spa-like setting.
• Soften your lighting and get a relaxing feel by installing lights with dimmer controls.
• Create a barrier, such as a dramatic shower curtain or large plants, to make yourself feel a bit transported
• De-clutter your bathroom by keeping your toiletries well organized or hidden.
• Keep your bath salts and soaps in attractive containers. The presentation of everything will really make a difference.
• Invest in a towel warmer or use towel-warming bars.
• Use lavender or jasmine scented candles or oil diffusers. Aromatherapy is a huge part of a spa atmosphere.
• Create a playlist of relaxing and meditating songs to play while you’re soaking in the tub.

Bathroom Decorating Ideas: 5 Ways to Make Any Bathroom Feel More Spa-Like [Apartment Therapy]
6 Ways to Make Your Bathroom Feel Like a Spa [Popsugar]
10 Affordable Ideas That Will Turn Your Small Bathroom Into A Spa [Improvenet]

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