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Elevate your nursery decor with the Easy DIY Nursery Closet Organizer! Explore budget-friendly closet hacks and organization ideas for a functional and stylish baby room. From clothing racks to creative storage, this DIY project adds a touch of charm to your nursery.

Here is our kid closet organization overhaul: how we designed their closets, what we bought, how much it all costed, and how we organized their clothing.

Not everyone has a walk-in closet, but that doesn't mean your space can't be functional AND beautiful! Learn how to create a glamorous reach-in closet!

Looking for nursery closet organization ideas that are functional AND pretty? Check out these unique baby closet ideas to get inspired today!

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An update on our Under $100 IKEA Hack DIY Closet System and how it's held up for the last 8 years . Plus, some new touches we recently added.

Maximize space in a reach-in closet by adding a closet dresser and easy DIY closet shelves! Save thousands of dollars by doing it yourself.

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PRICES MAY VARY. Streamline your morning routine with The Nevaeh Ridge 3 Drawer Closet Organizer from Ameriwood Home Featuring three adjustable clothing rods (from 21" to 36"), three lower drawers, two shelves behind closed doors (one adjustable shelf and one fixed), and one open cubby for your handbag and go-to items Finished in a laminated white stipple, this particleboard and metal tube construction measures to be 76.65” H x 65.7-95.7” W x 15.67” D; Ships flat in one box; Two adults…

Whether square footage is hard to come by or you’re on a path toward sustainability, the tiny living lifestyle is one that an increasing number families are turning to. Tiny living does not mean you have to sacrifice form for function, though, and no one proves that more beautifully than tiny living expert Whitney Lei