1. Hide the trash can

Source: Dutch Crafters
No one likes the sight of a trash can next to the bed, but it is also inconvenient to walk to another room to throw every little thing away. Solve this problem be hiding the trash can in a night stand, or better still use a tilting cabinet for easier access.
2. Use hanging fruit baskets

Source: Make Space
Hanging fruit baskets are affordable, easy to install, and do not take up much space. You can place them in a closet to hold gloves, hats, socks and more. You could even hang a set by the door for easy access to your accessories on your way out.
3. Use crown molding as a shoe rack

Source: Martha Stewart
If you don’t have room for a shoe rack in your closet, use crown molding on a wall in the bedroom instead. This can fit in with your decor, and will not look unsightly when not in use.
4. Place pegs on the closet door for shoes

Source: Sawdust Girl
If you don’t like the idea of placing crown molding on a wall for shoes, try placing pegs on the back of your closet door instead.
5. Add a jewelry cabinet behind a mirror

Source: The Girl on the Go
Taking a cue from medicine cabinets, add a jewelry cabinet behind the wall mirror in your bedroom. This will allow easy access to your jewelry without taking up much space.
6. Create a cork wall to display your jewelry

Source: Bob Vila
If you want to display your jewelry as part of your decor, use a cork wall. All you need a is a little organization to layout everything elegantly.
7. Hang your laundry basket

Source: Making Nice in the Midwest
Use a hanging laundry hamper to conveniently hold dirty clothes. Hang it behind the bedroom or closet door to keep it in reach, but out of sight.
8. Cover shelves and cabinets with sliding mirrors

Source: Furnish Burnish
If you want to hide your storage, whether shelves or hanging bars for clothes, try adding sliding mirrors. This will also make the room look bigger and brighter.
9. Hang pants on S hooks

Source: Etsy/CustomCitizen
Instead of investing in a special pants rack, use S hooks to hang pants. Just slip one hook through the back belt hoop of the pants or jeans and hang the other end of the hook on a rod.
10. Use shower rings to hang tank tops

Source: Listotic
Tank tops are small, and often slip off hangars. To avoid this problem, use curtain rings to hang several tank tops on a single hangar.
11. Create a bookshelf headboard

Source: Jessica Lagrange Interiors
If you need to save space, ditch your headboard and install a bookshelf as a headboard instead.
12. Install invisible bookshelves

Source: Amazon
Whether you use a DIY method or buy them, invisible bookshelves are a great way to turn your library into decoration.
13. Use staircase bookshelves

Source: Danny Kuo
Utilize the full height of your bedroom with staircase bookshelves. The bottom few shelves can pull out creating steps to allow you to reach the higher shelves.
14. Utilize corners

Source: 4 Men 1 Lady
Don’t let all that corner space go to waste. Use corner shelves or hanging baskets to make the most of your limited bedroom space.
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