“A well-organized home will have bins all in one color or a natural weave," Tannehill shares. “This creates a clean, accessorized look—everything has a place, and all clutter is hidden.” “Staying organized is easier when using any type of clear, plastic storage,” Dorn says. “You can see exactly where everything is, so you’re motivated to keep it organized for that reason, too.” “For the fridge, clear bins are extremely versatile, allowing you to create a clean and organized space,” Dorn tells us. “Not only can you store your fruits and vegetables neatly, but some come with slots, so they act as an instant strainer. Cleaning fresh fruits and vegetables under running water is a breeze.” Interior designer Megan Molten agrees, noting that she is always getting creative and thinking of fun, new ways to use décor pieces that are pretty and functional. “Baskets are a must and can be used for many things," she says. “A few ways I utilize my baskets are for laundry, waste, kids’ toys, and blankets.” “Don’t overwhelm your walls with art,” Tannehill says. “Add one special piece, or if you don’t have space, lean a small, framed piece of artwork. If you want to do a gallery wall, keep it simple and really consider the space—only one gallery wall is necessary. Simple touches give that extra cozy and organized feeling.” This is particularly important in places that naturally call for effective use of vertical space—like closets. “For the closet, I would choose stackable, pull-out drawer boxes, as they’re great for keeping clutter under control,” Dorn says. “Everything has its own place, from shoes to socks to accessories.” Dorn loves this lazy Susan specifically for bathroom organization. “The two levels allow you to maximize storage space, plus it rotates, so it makes items much easier to reach,” she says. “For the entryway, a strange organizer can function as a mail station to neatly store the mail once it’s received,” Dorn says. “The basket also has hooks, making it convenient to hang your keys or coat right when you get home.”