This is how Ikea helps you take advantage of the space in your closet when you don't have anything else

Accessories and ideas for organizing clothes, accessories and footwear that you can find at Ikea and apply to your home

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What do you do when you realize that your closet doesn't fit even one more shirt? We tend to accumulate clothes, accessories and shoes but doing without them, like Mary Kondo, is not easy. If you have tried it, but still the closet has become too small for you, you have to find a solution. We have dived into Ikea so you can make the most of the space in your closet or dressing room.

We select the clothing storage options that Ikea has and that you can adapt to your bedroom or dressing room. Take advantage of the arrival of the new year to review your wardrobe and give yourself a new opportunity to better organize your clothes and accessories.

maximize space

The seven compartments of SKUT are going to make that small space (30x30x90) fit many more things than you had before. You have them in different colors and sizes, the idea of ​​being able to hang it inside (or on a donkey) makes everything a plus. You can fold pants, sweaters, t-shirts, store accessories such as scarves, caps or belts.

What's under your bed?

If you don't have a sofa, it's time to make the most of that space you have under your bed. For that in Ikea they have different types of boxes. We offer you the Sockerbit model with a folding lid. Convenient to store what you don't use due to the change of season or what doesn't fit and you use less frequently. It can be clothes, sheets, shoes, bags...

Take advantage of dead corners

All bedrooms have a corner where you can get much more out of it than you think. If it is not a corner, it is a wall that you have wasted. Ikea is going to give you the opportunity, without the need for a large budget, to convert that space into extra storage.

One of the perfect examples is the Tjusig coat rack, which as well as being practical has a very contemporary design. Ideal for bags, shirts, hats and anything else that ends up on a chair or anywhere cluttering up your bedroom. You can also pull a makeshift donkey out of those low or sloping ceiling areas, it can all become an extra for your wardrobe or dressing room!

A multifunctional donkey

Donkeys are very practical for those with small closets. They can be placed in hallways or other bedrooms in order to get more space. You can not only hang coats, dresses or shirts, but also, as you can see, you can hang a shoe rack. In this way (in the Mulig donkey, for example) you can store shoes, accessories and folded clothes. You will find different models of donkeys, some with a base for shoes, with a mirror and many possibilities.

Where do I put so many shoes?

If you have already run out of space for shoes in the space you had planned for them, the only solution is to find a shoe rack. For those who have little space and little budget, this is the perfect product. In addition to having a discreet and modern design, you can combine one or several to get more storage. Yes, it is the well-known Trones shoe rack from Ikea.

Thanks to its format you can place it anywhere in the house, from the bathroom to the hall, a corridor or your bedroom. Remember that you can decorate it with a square, a mini plant or take the opportunity to put your everyday jewels on it, for example.

The way you store your shoes is also key to maximizing the space you have available. These Ikea solutions, to put them one on top of the other without damaging them, or the already famous fabric boxes (Skubb model) with a small window are going to be your great allies.

Hangers and racks

The first rule of the beautiful and organized closet is that all its hangers are the same. It is a small investment that will ultimately affect you because the image you get of unity helps you end up having it more organized.

Once that happens, you will need some of your hangers to be like these from Ikea so that instead of one (or two) pants you can hang several and see them perfectly. It is the Strykis hanger, which is going to get you in one fell swoop a space that you used to lose on several hangers. Or the Boaxel trouser hanger option that you can integrate into a closed wardrobe or an open space.

Vacuum pack your clothes

Yes, as you read it. It's not just about food. Clothes can also be compressed in vacuum bags so that they take up as little space as possible when stored. Coats, duvets, blankets, towels... What you need can go from being a huge bundle to a tiny one. Magic!