35 Genius Ways To Organize Your Entire Home With Ikea — #20 is My Favorite!

#1 Skubb boxes are perfect to organize baby clothes for a nursery.

 

#2 The Ribba picture frames slide-out as a shoe tray underneath a dresser.

 

#3 The Råskog holds cleaning supplies that you can wheel from room to room.

 

#4 Use the $19.99 Sockerärt vase as an elegant way to store your kitchen utensils.

 

#5 Use the Lillholmen towel holder to hang your tank tops instead of taking up valuable dresser real estate.

 

#6 Use the Bekväm spice rack as a colorful way to hold books you want to display in a kids’ room.

 

#7 They also perfectly hold two rows of nail polish.

 

#8 Riktig curtain hooks keep your jewelry neat.

 

#9 Just add a few casters to the Ekby drawer shelf for some slide-out under-bed storage.

 

#10 Need storage in a narrow space? Try Trones.

 

#11 They also work well in small spaces like bathrooms to hide toilet paper rolls as well as cleaning supplies.

 

#12 Easily Stack Lack bookcases behind a couch to visually divide space and provide tons of storage.

 

#13 The Flort remote holder is perfect for organizing all your kids’ stuff in the car.

 

#14 Ikea’s wine holder doubles for your shoes.

 

#15 The Ribba ledge also works well under a chalkboard.

 

#16 Bygel rails turn a table into a Lego Duplo table.

 

#17 Flyt magazine holders turn into cute organizers with chalkboard labels.

 

#18 Compartmentalize your underwear and socks drawers using Komplement.

 

#19 Create slide-out under-sofa toy storage using Trofast containers on “H rails.”

 

#20 Put you jewelry storage behind a Stave mirror. (The mirror is on hinges — how genius is that?)

 

#21 Use Ikea’s kitchen wall storage systems in your nursery.

 

#22 Grundtal rails are an excellent way to display magazines.

 

#23 Use the Ribba picture ledge attached to a headboard to provide another place for your reading material.

 

#24 Fake a perfectly built-in window seat with tons of storage using the Stolmen.

 

#25 Make your own double bike rack from a Stolmen post ($30), two brackets, and four hooks (all from Ikea).

 

#26 Use Avskild cork placemats to create a large but inexpensive bulletin board.

 

#27 Use Rope and Fintorp cutler caddies to add wall storage to your bathroom.

 

#28 Magasin cutlery caddies hung on a kids’ table are perfect for holding crayons, markers, and other art supplies.

 

#29 Magnetic spice canisters can be used in the bathroom to hold tiny things like bobby pins and hair ties.

 

#30 Corral your stuffed animals using Komplement’s multi-use hanger.

 

#31 Use Expedit shelving in a walk-in closet as a cheap alternative to custom closets.

 

#32 The Knuff is enough to perfectly fit rolls of aluminum foil as well as Saran wrap.

 

#33 Use Skurar planters as an adorable way to hold your makeup brushes.

 

#34 Arranging Lack shelves in a V shape gives an interesting way to display shoes.

 

#35 And if you’re still looking for a challenge…hack your Ikea kitchen cabinets to include a toe-kick drawer.