If you’re one of them, stay calm and once again please look around the room for areas of storage.  Is there any open, empty space?  If not, look also on tables or closets.  Look up; look down, under, and next to your furniture and your sofas; your bed, your closets, your cupboards.  Any open space, how small it is can be potential storage space for you.  If finally you find no more spaces, then what you need to do is investing in some business-like boxes and files.

You must know that a sheet of brown cardboard is not expensive also functional and just waiting for a personal touch.  So pull out a few of your mementos and use them to customize plain containers.  Favorite postcards, stamps and even old letters can all be stuck on collage-fashion.   At the end you can label the boxes with the names of their contents using stickers or similar materials.

You don’t need to buy new boxes.  Instead of doing that, old shoe boxes make handy containers for all kinds of bits and pieces.  Get them covered with fabric means you can keep them on display rather than stashing them away in cupboard.  The fabric that smartens up this box has been tied-dyed, and the lid is paddled with wadding to give a soft finish.  

If you believe that boxes and cupboards demand more spaces of yours, that clearly means that you have to think of hiding clutter away in a big-size laundry bag.  Here the best for you is to choose a fabric that matches the colors of your room scheme and it will look great hanging from a hook in your bedroom or bathroom.

Otherwise, you’d better think about shelf and improving the shelves.  What you can do is taking a cheap shelf unit and transforms it into an eye-catching storage system for kitchenware.  A coat of paint turns rough-looking wood to slick white, and hooks for mugs and rails for utensils help to maximize storage potential .

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