10+ easy home organization ideas for small spaces.

Tension rods also work vertically. Place them from top to bottom in a cabinet or from a countertop to the underside of a cabinet. In this position, they act as handy dividers for things such as cutting boards and baking sheets.

Most dollar stores sell a budget-friendly version of a lazy Susan that you can place directly on the bathroom sink. When it’s hard to keep track of smaller items and toiletries such as Q-tips, lotions, and soaps that you use every day, place them on this rotating plate to easily find what you need. As an added bonus, by being able to move everything around at one time, you’ll find that cleaning the bathroom sink is easier than ever.

Instead of spending money on permanent wall fixtures or cupboards for extra storage in the bathroom, use a wire caddy to keep everything from toilet paper to hand towels for ready use. Set the caddy on the floor next to the toilet, sink or shower for convenience and to see at a glance when it’s time to restock.

Are you running out of cabinet space? Did you just splurge on a designer set of cookware but have no room to put it? The idea below transforms part of a wood stepladder into a rustic yet stylish pot and kitchen utensils hanger.

If you have a small space, keeping plants organized can be a challenge. Attaching wood crates together is a simple and affordable way to maximize a small outdoor patio or backyard garden space.

Necklaces are hard to organize. A dollar store accordian hanger allows you to hang them in a creative and attractive way. By using Command strips you can easily hang these accordian hangars on the wall or a closet door without worry.​

Fill each box with everything from rings and bracelets to necklaces and never have to worry about untangling them or losing them in a single drawer. As an added benefit, a pill organizer also makes it easy to travel with favorite pieces of jewelry knowing they are protected and easy to find.