Find the best storage containers and supplies to organize every space of your home. These pieces are the ultimate blend of design and function.
Storage doesn’t have to be purely functional… it can be beautiful, too! Learn how to integrate pretty storage containers into your everyday home decor.
From holiday storage necessities to functional storage items for every room of your home, a complete guide to everything you need to get organized!
I have a lot of fun new projects ahead as I work to organize our home and prepare a fresh start for the new year. I’m kicking it off by sharing my favorite storage containers and organization supplies.
As a fan of home design where function meets form, this concept applies to our storage containers and all home organization ideas. I love when a pretty storage container can add function to our home, but is still pretty enough to sit in any corner!
Christmas Storage
We do have a complete guide to getting your house back together after the holidays, but we wanted to showcase a few favorites here.
I store our wrapping paper in an oversized basket. I love that it makes it accessible beyond the holiday season. It’s nestled beautifully in the corner of our office. You can also use this method in the basement or craft room.
Tall Rattan Basket
20″ x 20″ x 22″
Label Maker
This will change your life, and it’s just $38.00. It connects to your phone! We use it to label boxes, phone cords and so mcuh more!
My secret weapon to storage and organization is a label maker! It’s simple, consistent, easy-to-read and often saves us from opening multiple boxes to find something.
However, there are sleek organization systems that help you tuck all your wrapping supplies away, too! The same goes for storing decorative items and ornaments for your tree.
I have a wall of wreaths hung in our basement so I can quickly shop our home and select a wreath. If you have the space, I highly recommend it! You can use your favorite hooks – read more about brass hooks here.
If you don’t have wall space for that, that wreath storage bin is really inexpensive and keeps your wreaths dust free!
Brass Hooks
These cute, sturdy hooks are just $6.79 each. They’re great for hanging wreaths, coats, robes, bags and more!
Baskets and Bins
A wide array of baskets offer storage, that looks beautiful, too! It’s a great way to hide unsightly items like dvds and batteries, but also things like blankets and laundry!
They keep groups of items contained. We use them in just about every room! Some examples include under sink storage, in the kitchen pantry and in the linen closet.
Clear Window Storage Bins
Stackable in a variety of sizes – and there’s a coupon!
Riviera Rolling Storage Bin
Rolling storage bins in two perfect sizes!
La Jolla Baskets
The quality of these baskets is top notch – we use them as hampers at the lake cottage.
Decorative baskets not only add function to your home, but texture to a space as well!
Laundry Solutions
Kitchen Storage, Organization + Supplies
It’s one thing to hide your clutter, but you can’t hide everything! Some things need to be on display, but that doesn’t mean they can’t be pretty.
Amazon Storefront
Follow my Amazon Storefront to find more holiday looks for less.
Children’s Storage
Want your kids to keep their rooms picked up? Give them the tools to keep it organized. These are a few of our favorite things to organize their rooms.
Learn how to organize or create a kids closet that will grow with them, too!
Lazy Susan
Perfect for skincare, make-up, and even desk supplies.
- Kids’ Jewelry Box – help them keep their treasures organized*
- Pin Board – keep important papers organized or displayed*
- Large Striped Fabric Bin – great for closets or playrooms*
- Wastebasket – easy disposal of tags, papers and more*
- Hamper – providing a hamper for their bedroom or bathroom prevents clothes from being strewn across the floor*
Bathroom Storage Solutions
Eliminate stress getting ready by organizing your bathroom! Turn it into a zen zone using these storage supplies that maximize space and function. With these products you’ll know where to go to find your brushes and more.
Organizer
These are great for desks, bathroom countertops, and even closets. Under $20, too!
These simple storage solutions will help you get ready in no time!
- Bamboo Trays – Keep brushes, hair ties, floss and toothpaste in place with a series of trays that fit in your drawers*
- Clear Trays – Keep things tidy and in place with rubber feet. Mix and match to fit your drawers.
- Plastic Bins – Refrigerator bins with handles are perfect for storing straighteners, flat irons, blow dryers and more. They are also great for grouping extra shampoos, conditioners and body soaps together. They’re easy to pull out when needed.*
- Expandable Jewelry Storage Tray – Fits your drawer like a glove!
- Clear Stackable Storage Bins – Keep contents visible in bins that maximize storage space and keep items together and secure
- Styling Tool Organizer – Store products and all of your styling tools including curling iron, straightener, dryer and more!
- Nail Polish Holder – The best way to organize and see all of your nail polish colors!
Bedroom Storage Solutions
From organizing your nightstand to your dresser, these are my favorite finds!
Garage Organization
Your garage storage doesn’t have to be unsightly! Pull into your garage in peace! You can see so much more and shop all of my favorites below, including our potting bench!
General Organization Necessities
Some of my favorite tools of the trade. These ideas maximize style, space and function!
- 3M hooks – maximize cabinet space* (learn how, in our baking pantry)
- Label Holders – beautiful way to label in closets and cabinets* (see how, in our linen closet)
- Wooden Hangers – consistent hangers make all the difference when organizing a closet*
- Cleaning Caddy – keep all your cleaning supplies together and handy to tote
Looking for something? Don’t hesitate to ask. I’m here to help with all of your storage solutions!
Julie, I pretty much have a handle on organizing the usual spaces and functional items except for 2 things that don’t seem to be addressed anywhere in blogland or at the popular organization retail outlets: 1) storage of my faux florals, greenery and garlands that I use for decor and tablescapes and 2) cloth dinner napkins. Faux florals are not cheap and are somewhat delicate so storing them flat in a plastic tote results in mashed blooms and tangled stems. I come from a large family so hosting 20-40 folks for a meal is not unusual. I have an extensive collection of dinner napkins that have become difficult to organize efficiently. Currently I have frequently used colors and patterns in a drawer filed “kondo style” but the majority are in a linen closet stored flat in fabric bins stacked on top of each other. I do have them organized by season and/or color and labeled, but still end up pulling out several when looking for what I want. Suggestions and advice on storage ideas and products for these two items would be appreciated.
Hi Julie,
I’m all about organizing and keeping things tidy. We have a lot of blankets, what would you suggest for blanket storage, especially if we do not use certain ones all the time? Also, we live in a rental at this time while we are house hunting so I need something that can also be easily moved when the time comes.
We have a wardrobe we have made a Linen Cabinet And Linen Closet – we also have a big basket to the side of our sofa for throws. I hope that helps!
I found a great way to store blankets, spreads and comforters…I fold them like you would when storing flat but roll them up like a sleeping bag, tie with left-over fabric ribbon and stand them on the top shelf of my linen closet. If there are matching shams, those are rolled up with the comforter. They are easy to see and it’s easy to retrieve the one you want without everything else falling out as is usual with stacked blankets. I also do this with extra mattress pads as well as my table runners and sets of place mats. Depending on the fabrication of the table runners /place mats, I sometimes roll them around heavy duty cardboard tubes from wrapping paper or small rugs cut to fit the width of the runner. Again tie with ribbon scraps and stack like wine bottles in a tray or box with sides to keep the bottom ones from rolling away.
Julie, I love your recipe for Blueberry bread, but my family don’t want the icing, so what type of sugar do you suggest topping it with?
Hi Pennye!
You don’t actually need to top it with anything, it will be plenty flavorful and sweet without the icing. However, you can always dust it with a little extra granulated sugar for a fun addition! You can also do this cream cheese glaze if you’re looking for a different flavor profile: https://julieblanner.com/cream-cheese-glaze/
Enjoy!
Julie
May I ask where the chest of drawers in your entry way is from? the 3 drawer one that is wood.
You can actually shop our home (including this chest) here. Enjoy!
Loved this! Do you have a link for the white tray shown in the picture with the hand soap? Thanks!
It’s from Restoration Hardware. Enjoy!