I'm really proud of myself for this cupboard organisation! It was a complete accident.
I was actually looking for a
black vest top that I wear under my work shirt that I thought might have fallen
into the pile of shoes I have here. I was in shock at the state the cupboard
was in....again. I've tried multiple attempts to organise this space and I’m
failing miserably. So I pulled the whole lot out.
Here is the before photo
The crate on the left held my shoes and
the crate on the right was boots. The pile at the end was my handbags and the
shopper bag on top has Christmas presents I bought early for this coming year (organised!)
I started by donating/binning the
boots, shoes and handbags which were not used in years or I didn't want
anymore. I recently bought some new living room furniture and put our old
furniture into my sons’ room to create an entertainment centre so he no longer
had any use for an old bedside cabinet that held his controllers and headsets.
I put this up to my mums’ garage a few days before and thought this might fit
in the cupboard.
I popped up and got it and with a
little bit of wood underneath the feet it fitted perfectly! I have now put my
under garments in the top drawer, vest tops in the second and my Christmas
jumper in the bottom at the moment.
I think it looks perfect!
The bottom crate
now holds my handbags and the top one now holds ALL my footwear (yes I got rid
of quite a bit). The OCD in me also cannot resist keeping my clothes in order
of colour so that is how it will stay but I did also sort through it and put
them to the clothing bank. I always used to chuck my work clothes over a chair
or on top of the crate of shoes so I can now fold it neatly on the cabinet. I
think this looks fantastic and is working well so far. Not bad organising by an
accident and cost £0.
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