20 Easy Bedroom Organization Ideas

A clothes rack is a great way to keep your weekly outfits organized (and your mind free of worrying about what to wear every morning). This highly-rated option is easy to assemble and also has wheels, making it easy to transport from closet to bedroom. Plus, it has a bottom shelf for shoes or other items.

What hides underbed clutter and is less than $15? This simple but chic bed skirt. Plus, it comes in several colors so you can choose one that fits seamlessly into your decor. Now, you can shove whatever you want under your bed, and no one will be the wiser.

Need more ways to stay organized? Sleep on it—literally! This storage bed is high on style, but also packs major storage with four drawers nestled inside the frame. They’re 19 inches deep, too, so they can fit quite a bit of clothes, towels, sheets, or whatever you need.

The best storage ottomans hide away that extra stuff without sacrificing style. This fits the bill, with a super cozy exterior and an interior that can hold spare sheets, pillows, clothes, and more.

It never hurts to find multifunctional furniture pieces, like a great floor lamp with shelves. This one provides plenty of task lighting for reading before bed, and has a place for you to set books, a mug of tea, or anything else you need next to you. This is especially ideal for bedrooms that may not have space for a full nightstand.

If your dresser and closet are overflowing, purchasing an additional piece of storage furniture is one of the most helpful bedroom organization ideas. This accent chest has 5 drawers and a slim profile, and can hold off-season clothes, athleticwear, and more.

If you don’t have space for a big nightstand, these bedside caddies are a great solution. They can hold books or e-readers, your phone, the remote, glasses, and any other odds and ends you like to keep close.

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s…the superhero of all storage! A few baskets can go a long way, as they can house blankets, throw pillows, laundry, and more. An added bonus for grabbing ones with tops, as that will keep you from overfilling them.

Jewelry can be hard to keep under control since it’s so small and can have multiple pieces. A pretty box like this works double-duty: It’s a place to safely store all your baubles and it looks like a piece of décor.

All those little bits and bobs you need next to the bed? Keep them out of sight with this 3-drawer nightstand. What’s even better is that it comes with a USB port so you can even keep your cords organized.

Drawer dividers are not a myth! They can really help keep your stuff organized and easy to access. You can separate socks from underwear, tops from pants, different styles of shirts…the ideas are endless!

Underbed storage isn’t the most exciting thing in the world, but it does go a long way. These have clear zip tops, too, which help you find that sweater you forgot about much faster.

Nightstands are a must when you can squeeze them in. Look for options that have multiple drawers so you can stash less attractive essentials away, but still keep them close by for your bedtime wind-down.

The hardest things to organize are scarves, hats, purses, and other extras that don’t fit easily into drawers. An accordion rack or wall hooks can help get the chaos under control easily.

You likely have candles, plants, books, and other pieces of beloved décor—but you may not have a spot to put them. A decorative etagere can display those items without looking visually cluttered.

It’s smart to organize less-used things into clear, stackable bins you keep in the closet. It’s super smart to label those bins so you don’t have to unstack them every time you’re looking for that one belt that goes with those plaid jeans.

There’s something about setting up a tray that makes you want to be more organized. They just look so nice holding things like lotion, perfume, cologne, and other pretty oddities.

It’s best if you can stow your shoes away, but if you can’t, then a wood shoe rack is a good alternative. Choose one that matches your décor so it’s less intrusive.

If a tray isn’t your thing, consider installing a series of floating shelves to get your small items off your dresser and in working order!