Showing posts with label Closet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Closet. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 31, 2016

Renata

Pocket Square

One of the favorite accessories, they have come back into fashion after decades of being “gone”.


9 Ways To Fold A Pocket  Square



Source: Real Men Real Style

Photo: Eton
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Tuesday, August 30, 2016

Renata

How to Organize a Men’s Closet


We have talked about getting a new haircut , new clothes and shoes but i think one important thing you should focus on this year is How to Organize your Men’s Closet. 
We are always busy doing our daily activities and dressing for different events and we end up putting our clothes anywhere. 

Maybe you don’t even have a lot of time to spend organizing all your wardrobe , right ? The tip here is, if you take one day to organize everything you have, it will be so much easier to maintain it organized after that. I tell you, you will just automatically put everything in place because you know what goes where. This is for my own experience. You will also see how much stuff you have that you haven’t used or don’t use anymore.

Maybe you just don’t need that much clothe stocked in your closet and why not give it for the people that need it. There are so many charity institution that would love to receive some fashion clothes from you , and that would even pick it up at your house. Think about that.  

The way that I like to think is, “if in this whole year i didn’t wear this or that piece of clothe, why would I just keep it in my closet occupying all the space?” . You need also to renovate and find some good new clothes for you. 


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Saturday, April 2, 2016

Renata

What Women Want In a Closet


Make the Space Your Own Create a place dedicated to getting ready. Unused attic space is a great option for a dressing room. Special design features in this area provides a comfortable environment, equipped with a plush dressing chair and custom shelving for personal items. 

Source: HGTV
Photo courtesy of California Closets
By: Virginia Switzer
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Friday, April 1, 2016

Renata

5 Steps to Organizing Your Closet


No matter what kind of closet you're planning, take the time to think ahead and really consider what you need to store and where you want to store it. Taking a hard look at what you have will help you understand the kind of storage you need. 

Step One Designate a staging area and empty your closet out. 
Step Two Organize items into specific categories and take inventory.
Step Three Eliminate items that don't belong in that particular closet. 
Step Four Remove unwanted items. This might be the most difficult part of the closet planning process. 
Step Five Clean the closet itself. If you find your closet walls have mildew or mold after you remove items, have a professional examine your walls and properly clean and paint them. 

Photo courtesy of ClosetMaid
By: Jeannie Matteucci
Source: HGTV
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Monday, March 14, 2016

Renata

BOOT SHAPER WITH HOOK HANDLE



                                          Boot Shaper stores flat, then rolls and expands to fit your boot shaft.


  Patent pending.
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Friday, March 4, 2016

Renata

Pack Medium Bins

These Mainstays 3-pack medium bins will help maximize your space. These canvas Storage bins can be used to organize a variety of things.The Mainstays 3-Pack medium bins keep things together in one place and out of the way.
The bins are well-structured with a metal form inside that helps retain the shape. This Mainstays storage bins come in an off-white color, which makes them an ideal choice for just about any room.

Each basket has a little tag holder in the front, which gives you the convenien.



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Thursday, March 3, 2016

Renata

Panties Drawers Organizers

Here is a new hot deal: our new size organizer. Keep your lovely lingerie or socks neatly sorted and easily accessible. Our Lingerie Organizer makes storage pretty and convenient.


Features:
- Made from clear vinyl and trimmed white lace 
- Each unit has 7 transparent pockets 
- Fits neatly in a drawer 
- See each color and item at a glance

Size: 13 3/4" x 3 3/4" x 5 1/2" (35cm x 7cm x 14cm)
Quantity: 2 units



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Monday, August 31, 2015

Renata

Custom Jewelry Drawers for Closet Systems


Jewelry drawers add a convenient dimension to the custom closet. Both a single insert and double decker, jewelry organizers are custom made to store jewelry, sunglasses, keys and other small personal belongings. Closet Factory.

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Sunday, August 2, 2015

Renata

Drawer Organizer Underware





Matche the Traditional Dressers with  lingerie drawer organizer. lingerie Organizer makes storage pretty and convenient.





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Wednesday, July 15, 2015

Renata

Creative Walk-In Closet



Minute Makeover: Create a Fabulous Walk-In Closer With These Budget Tips.

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Closet and Drawer Organizing Projects



No matter where you live, how big your house is or how many rooms you have, you will simply never have enough closet space. Closets are like kithen cabinets, no one ever has enough. Even huge walk in closets can often seem smaller when they are cluttered.

One way to open up  those storage spaces and make them seem bigger is to organize them. And the  great part is that you really don't need expensive closet organizers. This doesn't only go for closets, though. You can make your life much easier by organizing every storage space in your home from closets  to dressers and even under the bed storage.

From easier ways to get ready in the morning to ways that you can turn a small closet into a huge storage area, you can find everything you need to organize your home and your life.


Plastic boxes or jewelry organizers are great for keeping scarves, neckties, socks and other smaller items organized in drawers. Just add the boxes to your drawers and then choose the items to go inside.



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Closet Organization

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Wednesday, July 8, 2015

Renata

Organizing Your Linen Closet



As the mainstays of the linen closet, it's important to keep towels and bedsheets front and center. Kendall-Tackett recommends active storage: keeping your frequently used items accessible. That means storing seasonal or occasional items in the back or top of the closet, or in another place entirely, like the front hall closet. Things like beach towels should be stacked behind regularly used towels, or higher up with other less-used items. And bulky items like comforters, quilts and pillows that are for guests or that are rotated seasonally can be stored in vacuum-sealed storage bags called Space Bags. "Space Bags work wonders," says Peterson, "They're good for sealing [linens away] from moisture and bugs."
Towels: To get the most storage space for bulky towels, it's best to fold them in thirds lengthwise, then into a rectangle. Place on shelves at your eye level or below, so the edges face toward the back for a neat appearance. If your closet is on the smaller side, consider rolling your towels for extra space.
Sheets: A clever way to corral multiple sets of sheets is by storing them neatly in a matching pillowcase. "It's always a good idea, especially if you're a busy family, to have two sets of sheets for each bed," says Peterson. If you have lots of beds in different sizes, try buying different-colored sheets for each one so you don't mix them up. Then, stack sheets in collapsible linen storage containers like the ones from KangaRooM Storage. Their three sizes of canvas containers come with preprinted labels and fold flat when not in use.
Dining and Antique Linens: Things like tablecloths and antique linens should be hung on a non-wire hanger. Otherwise, fold them flat and stack them on a shelf lined with acid-free tissue paper. If you prefer to store your linens in baskets, be sure to find ones with a lining to prevent snags. Dinner napkins and table runners are best grouped together. If you don't use them that often, be sure to keep them on the sides or at the top of the closet, or in a storage space in your dining room
Toiletries: When it comes to toiletries, having a well-stocked linen closet can be a tremendous timesaver, says Kendall-Tackett.

Keeping Things Fresh

Linens, like clothing, can become stagnant when they aren't frequently used. To keep your linens smelling fresh, place a box of baking soda or a lavender sachet on the shelf. Sachets are easy to buy or make from a scrap of fabric and ribbon, but the scent does wear out over time. "It's a good idea to take out everything and launder it periodically — six months to a year just to freshen it," says Peterson.
Wool items should be stored in vacuum-sealed bags to prevent damage from critters. Moth larvae — not moths — are the culprits for fabric disasters, and cedar is known to keep them at bay. But Kendall-Tackett recalls a cedar closet she had once: "The problem with cedar is that it loses its scent. I remember losing a whole bunch of sweaters one time. The moths had actually chewed an arm off a sweater."
"Probably one of the best deterrents is to simply put things away clean," says Kendall-Tackett.

HGTV

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Renata

ORGANIZING A SMALL LINEN CLOSET


Tips for organizing a small linen closet

Tip 1 - Purge
Tip 2 - Use high sided bins or pull out drawers
Tip 3 - Group everything by category
Tip 4 - Label everything clearly
Tip 5 - Put large items at the top


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Closet Organization



My Guest Room Linen Closet Organization
Bre's Projet



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Friday, July 3, 2015

Renata

Should You Fold Clothes or Hang Them for an Organized Closet?



Get organized with home organizing tips from professional organizers at The Clutter Diet.

Some childhood fears are rooted in reality- sometimes there really is a monster in the closet. That fashion minded monster is made of sweaters, jeans, t-shirts, and other assorted clothes. How do you tame that monster on the shelf (or hanger) and make way to get dressed with ease?

In today's video Lorie Marrero shares her tips for what to fold and what to hang. Quit living the nightmare and have sweet dreams of simplified morning routines.

Learn more about the Clutter Diet today.
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Thursday, July 2, 2015

Renata

Boot Storage Solution




InBoot is easy to handle, easy to store when not in use and it allows the boot to breathe. You can even store your boots in the box, InBoot will keep it shaped.



Follow the trend soft his fashion season or simply match your InBoot with the color of your boot! You can choose between two classical colors of suede cloth (Sand and Ivory) or you can decide to put some color to your closet choosing our lively patterns. Customized colors are under request and only on 100% cotton fabric. 

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Wednesday, January 14, 2015

Renata

5 Ways to Organize Your Closet

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Monday, January 12, 2015

Renata

Wome's Dress Shoe Shaper


Crafted with the brand's signature red sole, Christian Louboutin's black leather 'So Kate' pumps are classic. This pair has a high, pin-thin heel and a pointed toe.



 Store your Chirstian Louboutin shoes with the added convenience of holding their shape and absorbing moisture.
Dress Shoe Shape. Available in luxurious suede cloth .




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Friday, January 9, 2015

Renata

Organize Happy and Pink!




For our pink maniacs, here is a new hot deal: our new pink organizer. Use in it drawers, shelves or travel luggage to protect your delicate underwear.
Romantic french style with floral patterns is a perfect match to our pink organizer!




Pretty in pink: Organize your lingerie with American Organizer.



Undies organizer in pink. Easy see-through and perfect to fit in drawer.Keep your lovely lingerie neatly sorted and easily accessible. Our Lingerie Organizer makes storage pretty and convenient. 

Size: 12" x 3" x 4 1/2" (30cm x 7cm x 12cm)
Quantity: 2 units -  Each unit has 10 transparent pockets  

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