Author: Chris

Since its launch, ‘The Home Edit’ has quickly gained a spot on the list of the most popular watched series of Netflix. After the premiere, their book under the name The Home Edit: A guide to Organzinizing and Realizing Your House Goals also shot up on the New York Times bestseller ranking. When it comes to transforming a normal house into an organizational dream home, their hosts are the best. Now, if you have been looking for ways to turn your own house into one of their masterpieces, perhaps we could help! Here are the best tips to give your home a Home Edit treatment!

25. Make use of Clear Storage as much as possible:

The hosts of The Home Edit often resort to using different types of transparent plastic for this reason. Instead of searching endlessly to find the iteams, it is easier if you could see what is inside the package. If you use plastic in your refrigerator or pantry, it also makes it a lot simpler. Instead of opening up and looking inside how many different food cans, you can see when something is about to run out.

24. Baskets Are Ok, as long as they match

In the last section, we talked about the use of transparent plastic boxes. But what if you’re the type of person who wants to hide your product? Using woven baskets or crates is fine. However, make sure that all of them match. When you go to a discount store like HomeGoods, it can be challenging to find multiple baskets that look similar. As a result, you could go for the available plastic containers from Target at a much better price range.

23. Organize Everything in Rainbow Color

In every home editing project, the women usually prefer to use rainbows code for their arrangement. Regardless of the object, they like to arrange it with ROYGBIV, whether it’s a bookshelf filled with books, toys, food, or clothes. For some people, this way of organizing items might not their favorite form of managing them. However, there is a method that is much more acceptable. By using color-coordinating objects, your brain remembers where those objects are located better than others. This is also extremely helpful if you have children. Instead of explaining a complex organizational system for a child, they can see that the yellow toy goes in the yellow part, the red toy goes in the red part, and so on. This can help them learn their colors early on, but it can also help them clean up more often.

22. Include your Kids

No matter what area of the home you choose to organize, be sure to get your child involved. Letting them understand that things need to go back to a particular place from some great habits early in life. We’ve covered how color matching toys make it easier for your child to store things. When something is easy enough, they are more likely to help you with the cleaning process. This will make parenting a lot easier, instead of picking up toys every few hours.

21. Make Sure You Can see everything

Most of the time, people forget how much they have because they can’t see it. This is why so many of us experience the phenomenon of accidentally buying something twice. Place all in focus rather than hiding items under the bed or letting them be forced out behind the pantry. After you see all your options at your disposal, it becomes much easier to reach them. For example, I grew up drawing and drawing almost every day, but I still left my furniture under the bed as an adult. After watching The Home Edit, I bought a 3-story wheelchair. Now that my supplies are neatly arranged and free of leaks, that has inspired me to approach them and create art again.

20. Keep the necessities and Storage, or Donate the rest

One of the biggest mistakes people often make is storing items in a closet they don’t use daily. In the home editing episode with Rachel Zoe, her donation of unused clothes is like pulling her teeth. In the end, they persuaded her to put away the clothes she never wore to the storage room to clear the closet space. For the average person, you probably won’t have a huge wardrobe filled with luxury goods. However, there are still plenty of things that you can put in the storage bin and hide in the attic or under the bed instead of in the closet. Remember that your wardrobe should be filled with items you use every day. And if you can’t find something, it’s a sign that there’s too much.

19. Make sure everything you need is within reach

If you are a short person, it might be hard to get things at the top shelf or higher places. While some people tend to keep a stool to deal with the situation, others resort to other tedious ways of reaching out to their items. For example, in The Home Edit episode, a woman is climbing on shelves to get the ingredients needed to cook a meal. This is quite dangerous. Always keep items that you use every day low enough to grab a chair or stool to stand. Hold items that are not still used in higher positions or store them there exclusively so that you can only use them when it is time to refill lower-tier items.

18. Drawer Dividers is a big YES

Most people have had a garbage drawer at some point in their life. And if you have a desk drawer that you use regularly, chances are it got messy at some point. Calling an insert drawer is a simple solution to this problem. This can keep your items categorized as separate from each other. It makes it easier to locate what you need quickly. In turn, this will also make you a more productive person if you can streamline finding resources for work.

17. Remove Original Boxes and Containers of your Stocks

Some people will never dream of removing their food from its packaging before placing it in a pantry. But on The Home Edit, part of the reason the makeup in their pantry looks so aesthetically pleasing is that they take all the food out of the box before putting it in a clear plastic container. In addition to beauty, this method can help free up space. It also hides any brands you choose to buy so that no one can judge you. You’ll keep those in a separate package for the food that comes in the package, like granola bars or fruit snacks. However, having a clear plastic box to hold all those snacks in succession looks a lot cleaner than having them in the cardboard box you bought at the store.

16. Get Matching Hangers for your wardrobe

Finding the proper hanger hooks is one of the best ways to make your closet look a bit tidier. Most professional organizers will choose velvet hangers or ones made from wood. However, you can still get disposable hangers from somewhere like Dollar Tree or Walmart if you’re on a tiny budget. As long as all the hanger hangs fit together, that’s all that matters.

15. Switch your Bathroom Drawers to fit your routine

Most people keep all their toiletries in their vanity, closet, or drawers. This makes sense, but not everyone is setting it up to streamline their habits. Ask yourself what products you use every day. Try to arrange those products in a way that matches what you do today. Drawer inserts are great for helping organize items you want to put away, but you can also use glass jars placed on the vanity.

14. Keep valuable things in Boxes With Lids

So far on this list, we have come up with many options that require you to display your items outdoors. However, small things like family photos and souvenirs that you might not want to see every day. These are great in a cardboard box. On The Home Edit, the ladies always give their clients a few boxes labeled “Sentimental” so they hide essential things to keep, but you don’t necessarily want them to be front and center when entering your closet.

13. Use more Shelf Dividers 

You might have come across some people’s closets that are full of shelves. While this could work for most people, it won’t work well if you stack too much stuff on them in the long run. As soon as you pull something out of the pile, it can damage the whole pile. That’s why a genius out there invented clear shelf shelves. In this way, you can remove pieces from one part of the frame without disturbing the other. It also helps to make your wardrobe look like a showroom shop.

12. Keep Your Jewelry Collection In the Open

You already have a jewelry box if you own jewelry. Some of these may be beautiful, but the problem is that when you take the initiative to open this box, you do not see your jewelry. This can also trigger the difficulty of getting tangled with necklaces. Several jewelry pieces stacked on top of each other often suggest that there can not possibly be seen. In The Home Edit, they recommend that you keep your jewelry and accessories on show in your wardrobe. This way, the method of choosing your outfit for the day becomes part of it. Make sure you find one with individual compartments for each item if you need a package.

11. Stuff Your Purses to Keep Their Shape

You may already know how hard it can be to put them on display and preserve their quality if you have a big purse set. Leather, as time goes on, will bend and become dry and brittle. So if you have a bag that is not in its correct shape, the overtime may be misformed. Make sure that stuffing them with tissue paper if you have space in your closet to create a purse show. It not only helps to retain the bag’s form, but it also looks a lot more aesthetically appealing.

10. Use Stackable Storage

Storage stacking is a great way to utilize your room. In the Home Edit, in cases where people hold back stock of something, it seems to be used most. For instance, this individual has stacks of products in the picture you see above that they would typically use in the bathroom. This level of stockpiling may have seemed a little ridiculous in the past. But in 2020, to minimize the number of times they need to make a trip to the grocery store, many individuals stock up on their most commonly used products.

9. Fold Your Scarves

The ladies have a signature technique of folding scarves into tiny donut-shaped balls on The Home Edit. I would not personally know where to start trying to recreate that. However, the point is that they suggest keeping your scarves on view so that your choices can be seen. You can never see them when scarves are tucked away in a box, and forget they exist.

8. Put your Most Used Items in Carts

Often in your house, there are widely used things that are continually being picked up and put away. For instance, if you have young children who love drawing and painting, any time they want to make their art, you might already be putting away the supplies. Consider buying a cart so it is all out in the open but all held in the same room. This can be a godsend for busy parents because your kids no longer have to remind you to dig out the supplies for them. They can only grab what they need and begin to work. I did this at my own home after seeing The Home Edit, and it works exceptionally well.

7. Make Healthy Snacks Reachable for your Kids

Children love to sneak snacks behind their parents’ back, significantly if they can gain access to a pantry. One perfect way to make sure that the bad stuff is not consumed is to keep the nutritious snacks within the arm’s scope. On The Home Edit, by positioning health treats such as granola bars and crackers near the pantry’s bottom shelf, they helped a mother by putting candy desserts near the top where only adults can reach.

6. Sweater Boxes Is Perfect for Bulk Storage

Sweater boxes might be your best bet if you love the idea of using transparent storage. Almost every major retailer, including Walmart and Target, will sell a variant of these, but they also have stackable sweater boxes at The Container Store. One of the most popular areas where these are used is garages. You will see how they turned a garage full of items into an amazingly well-organized room if you watch the first episode of The Home Edit.

5. Label Maker Can Save a Life

They mark nearly everything on The Home Edit. There are already some types of containers or boxes for most homeowners, and they are not usually made of transparent plastic. It would help if you quickly bought a label maker and what you already have instead of going out and spending a fortune getting many new items from The Container Store. I am still living in my parent’s home, but I used labels in their attic for my storage containers. Now, if I need something before opening the box, I can look at the title.

4. How to Utilized 3-Tier Shelves?

You have already witnessed your products’ frustrating process being moved to the back if you have deep shelves. This makes it hard to find stuff when you need it. Purchasing a 3-tiered shelf that will sit in your pantry is a genius solution to the problem. For canned goods, herbs, and so much more, it works very well.

3. How to deal with Hard-To-Reach Items?

Ever saw something in the refrigerator, but can not reach it because ten other things are trapped behind it? This is where a method name lazy Susan could come in handy. Lazy Susans is a little spinning cart with parts on it. And you can only get to the goods that were initially put in the back by rotating the contraption wheel. The ladies use these lazy Susans in The Home Edit to assist kids involved in an art class. It was great for the kids since they could spin without asking their friends to move it over to get the Crayola markers they needed from the other side of the table.

2. Utilize Floor Space 

You might sometimes go through an organizational project and realize that there is just nowhere else to put your things. This is very prominent in toy rooms for children, office space, and so much more. Only using the floor space in the best way you can is a perfect solution to the issue. Three-tiered carts can travel about on wheels so they can sit in your house just about anywhere. I have seen many individuals integrate these cards into their lives as they start working from home. Without merely purchasing a new piece of furniture to fit it, it is ideal for storing all the work-related things, documents, and supplies in one place. In the future, if your situations change, the cart can be easily reused for something else.

1. Minimize As Much As You Can

Last but not least, recycle unused goods as much as you can. Keeping things ordered when you have so much stuff is complicated. Know that when items do not have a place to go, clutter occurs. If you are going through this organizational journey, and you start to feel that there is no place to be for some of the stuff in your house, it may be a sign that it is time to say goodbye. However, getting rid of things does not always have to be the end. To see if they need these things you can get rid of, you can still reach out to friends and family. That way, if you want to, you can always see those things, but they are not in your room.

Ready for some spring cleaning and home makeover ideas? If you have been trying to change up your home decor but don’t have a big budget, we might be able to help. Today, we offer you some genius Ikea home makeover hacks that won’t hurt your wallet too much.

As we know, Ikea is always a place that people turn to when they are in search of cheaper furniture. While you might argue that second-hand items or market place might be better, there are still many good products section in Ikea that is worth the money. Let’s start now, shall we?

60. Anthropological-inspired throw Blanket 

These throw blankets from Anthropologie could set you back a whopping $ 150. While they serve the purpose of adding textures to your space, some people just don’t want to spend that much. Now, there is an Ikea hack for creating an Anthropology-inspired throw pillow for a fraction of the cost. Firstly, you would need to get an ingribratta blanket, which retails for $20 at Ikea. After that, you can make some colorful handmade tassels out of yarn balls. These often cost around $5 to get at least 3 colors of yarn. Finally, you can stitch them on the sides of the blanket, and tada, a nice blanket for a total of 25 dollars instead of 150 dollars.

When building a basement, many of us often choose to spend a smaller investment for decorating this area. You might argue that the usual drywall and concrete will do the job, but is it enough? Have you ever thought of taking your basement decoration into another step? In fact, many people out there want to turn their basements into lavish living spaces.

Based on many experts sharing, having an underground living space equal to 50% of the above-ground area will add more value to your home when you list it on the market. On the other hand, the area can also make your daily life more comfortable and joyful. Now, if you are looking for some inspiration, here are the best 30 great ideas for you to check out!

30. A whole Village

When it went up for sale, this crazy 2.5 million home in Fort Hill, North Carolina, gained some buzz in the press due to it having an entire village in the basement! Each of the storefronts opens up to another living room in their area. For instance, the soda shop has a real bar with a soda fountain with candy and ice cream. The movie theater is the gateway to the family theater space, and there is a show of the owner’s antique collection in the toy store.

In their dream-finished basement, these are all things that people like, and the village is just an imaginative way of decorating the corridor leading to different doors. Besides, all of their pinball machines and video games are available in the arcade. Even if you don’t want to turn your basement into an entire fake town, this might serve as a creative way to divide your basement room.

Are you looking forward to spending a lot of time in your beach house this summer? But first, have you given a thought about changing it up with a new style ahead of the vacation? There are currently many amazing styles that you can choose to decorate your beach house. Among them, the most popular one is the Boho Beach Hut (or Australian Coastal) style. Firstly, this type of decor came from the idea of small beach huts in Australia, where surfers choose to live to catch the best ocean waves. The most ideal details from this type of decoration are simple, minimalist-vibe objects that remind people of their travel memory. If you have taken an interest in this decor style, why not catch our list below to pull off the perfect Australian Coastal Beach look for your home today!

30. Pick light-color wooden floor

When surfers come back after spending time on the beach, they often bring back sand and moisture. As a result, this combination and a carpet don’t mix in too well. Aside from being made of wood, nearly every house on the Australian Coast features a hardwood floor. Furthermore, they come in very light shade, making the room look much brighter.

If you don’t already have hardwood floors in your home, a cheaper alternative is to install vinyl flooring. Amazon sells the bottom pad for much less expensive than what you can find at most hardware stores. But it’s best to buy your flooring boxes directly instead of shipping them to make sure nothing gets damaged during shipping.

If you have a wide outdoor space, the most fantastic addition construction to add to this place is without a doubt a pool pavilion. Most of them provide a great layer of protection to you during the hot summer day and even some of your outdoor furniture. Furthermore, most pool pavilions could give your house an elegant vibe that fits perfectly with your poolside view.

Moreover, there are tons of beautiful pool pavilions that you can choose from depending on your home decor. There are metal and stone, simple canvases, or wooden construction types that can fit any household. If you are looking for some inspiration, our list today of the top perfect pool pavilions and pergolas might be what you need. Take a look at them below!

1. Lattice Pavilion

If you have a large, minimalistic courtyard, a well-ventilated mesh stall can be the perfect match for your pool. Moreover, the grille’s open feel and airflow are ideal for hotter climates, as it allows the breeze to fully cool. They also provide a great addition to square or rectangular tanks, as the shape is simulated across the entire grid system.

For decoration and landscaping, pair a mesh booth with fragile vines like pine or thin leaf ivy. Tall grassland or tropical grasses also make beautiful additions to the structure of the lattice. The modern and minimalistic décor enhances the mesh material, and some rustic and farm elements will also combine nicely.

Have you ever heard of ‘Reupholstery’? In detail, this is a good way to give your furniture a new and unique look. This method aims to help you decorate your furniture seats with webbing, paddings, fabric, leather covers, and springs. Furthermore, it will make your room stand out from the rest with this type of design.

On the other hand, many will hear the word Reupholstery and think that it would cost too much money and time. However, this is not true! If you follow the right steps to do, it won’t take longer than an hour to give your chair a new life. Additionally, you can pick out the materials and items based on your budget, so less chance of breaking the bank. Now, ready for some interesting projects you can make this upcoming weekend? Read on!

Time and amount of tools you need

You think you need many tools and hundreds of dollars when you walk into an upholstered business and see the employees working. All fabric comes with an expensive price tag, you might feel dizzy with all the tools paying around their work area. Furthermore, they always talk about how busy their store is, so it would be hard to confirm the exact time to complete your chair. The waiting time could take up to a week or more.

Now, if you can do it by yourself, then you can avoid all of those unwanted situations. Lots of people have tried to follow these steps to reupholstered their piece of furniture below and succeed, and so can you. Besides, the more you practice, the better you will get. And in no time, you can finish a project even within a day. Now, let’s start with the first things: the tools! You will only need three items!

Have you been working from home since the start of the pandemic outbreak? For some people, the working-from-home phrase could last for a couple of weeks to a couple of months, depending on their employee. At first, being able to stay home and work might seem like a dream come true. No more rushing to work in the early hour, dressing up, or having to deal with some annoying co-workers. In some cases, you could manage to sneak in a few more minutes of sleeping time.

However, working from home could be a challenge due to too many distractions. You could find yourself wandering around, spending more time choosing what to eat, drink, or checking your phone without fearing someone will catch you. Furthermore, it will be a hard task to stay motivated when you work without any restrictions. How could we arrange the time to catch up with the deadline when there’re too many distractions? Perhaps our list today could help! Take a look!

1. Keep the usual routine of going to work:

When working from home, we tend to drop the habit of dressing up, switching up our usual pants or even jeans for casual pajamas and yoga pants. At this point, we don’t care much about our usual going-to-work routine like washing up, combing our hair, or doing our makeup.

However, this is also one of the things that make you lose your motivation. To stay awake and ready, it’s better to keep the usual morning habit that you have. Try to act like you are leaving for work in the morning. In many cases, you could also be up and ready just in case you need to go out!

Ever seen such a stylish person and wondered how come they could archive such an outlook? Besides their outfits, their surroundings like offices and homes look like they just came out of a design magazine. Furthermore, they didn’t even need a designer’s help or even attend a specific designing school. For some people, being stylish comes so easy thanks to their great intuitively and good sense of style. Now, you can also hone this skill over time and make your beloved home become more stylish. Let’s find out our best tips to archive this dream through our list today, shall we?!

50. Try to have a makeover for your home

When renting an apartment, overhauling and renovating are big nightmares as we don’t want to lose our security deposit. Because of this, most apartments tend to have the same designs and arrangements. However, as long as you didn’t damage the place, it’s fine to have a mini-makeover sometimes. Before you start, make sure to think about what you want to change in your apartment.

If it could help increase the value of the house, you might get away with it in the end. We are not talking about knocking down the walls or doors, but rather than simply switching to a new wall painting color or decorations in this case. Most structural changes are also out of the question.

You’ll be surprised to know that life in the east (especially, in this case, Japan) could be very different from us in the west. Furthermore, most Japanese homes often have much higher advanced technology and design than those in America. Don’t believe us? Let’s check out our list of the most interesting details in every Japanese home that just makes sense today!

30. Built-in Bidet and Other Features in every Restroom

Japan’s restrooms come with many advanced technologies. In many cases, many wealthy homeowners would pay a hefty amount to bring them to their countries. They could cost up to $1000 in the west. Some of the most useful features are heating the seat, cleaning with a bidet, and even blowing wind to dry it off. There is also a special button that could play a sound effect to hide any embarrassing noises. All of these make it great for privacy, especially if you live in a rather small house that has thin walls.

Having a large wardrobe must be every fashion lover’s dream, don’t we? Many celebrities in American often post pictures from their wardrobes that filled with expensive designed clothes, bags, jewelry, and more… Today, we are bringing you with us on a tour to discover the most extravagant closets of famous stars you have ever seen! Perhaps they could inspire you to make one for your own in the future? Let’s start!

30. The biggest wardrobe in the world?

You might notice this wardrobe from the Gucci Mane video “Nonchalant.” Belong to no other than Teresa Roemer, co-owner of a business in the Texas oil industry with her husband, their assets are worth over $ 20 million. They have hosted charity events at their homes every year, and her closet never fails to impress their guests. When moving into their new home, Teresa decided to create a wardrobe that she can host the event inside! The area is divided into three floors that are 3,000 square feet in total. It can accommodate up to 100 guests. Controlled elevator, champagne bar, and seating areas, you name it and they have it!

29. Wabi-Sabi Style for Kanye West’s Closet

Rapper Kanye West has a great personality; Many may be surprised to learn that his entire house is decorated in the gentle Japanese “Wabi-Sabi” style. He launched his clothing line called Yeezy, with a full range of sweatshirts, t-shirts, and comfortable shoes. We see Kanye’s bulky closet in his interview with David Letterman, which looks like a premium showroom for the Yeezy brand. But when you paid close attention, Kanye pulled back affectionate T-shirts featuring family members and other everyday items he wears every day. This is an excellent video if you’ve ever been curious to know more about Kanye’s real personality instead of the character he portrays in public.

28. Vintage Luxury for Liv Tyler Closet

When she was 24 years old, Liv Tyler bought a brownstone house in New York, initially built-in 1861. After years of renovation, she was finally able to get her dream home. No wonder her wardrobe is enormous. But instead of having the open shelf that you would typically see in a Hollywood wardrobe, Liv has an in-wall European-style wardrobe, as well as vintage hand-painted wallpaper decorating the walls. “This is the first closet that I ever had as an adult… It was such fun building it, creating space, and doing whatever I wanted. If you’d like to see her full house tour with Architectural Digest, click here.

27. Tommy Hilfiger’s Boutique-style Closet

With a net value of $ 450,000,000,000, Tommy Hilfiger has a loft apartment in the New York City Plaza Hotel. Every room in his house is beautiful, including a walk-in closet. During a tour with Architectural Digest, Tommy Hilfiger said that his goal was to create a wardrobe like a store. It felt like a high-end store where the walls had stacks of sweaters, shirts, and his “school uniform” jacket; all are perfectly designed. Of course, since he’s a clothing designer, many of the clothes are from his brand. Even though the rest of us can’t afford to live at the Plaza hotel, we still can design our wardrobe to feel like a store so we can go “shopping. ” every day.

26. Reese Witherspoon and her Movie Memorabilia Space

We can see the renovation of Reese Witherspoon’s side cabinet in the earliest episode of the original Netflix series, The Home Version. The aim is not to organize her everyday outfits, but preferably the ones and accessories she wears in some of her favorite movies. Leary Blonde fans will recognize some of the companies she wears on set. She also keeps all the dresses worn to events. Everything is labeled and organized, so Reese can go down memory lane whenever she feels like it. At Home Addict, we already have an article called How To Make Your House Look Like The Home Edit, so check out if you’re trying to find advice on organizing your wardrobe.

25. Miranda Kerr’s wardrobe shows off her personality perfectly

Many of you may recognize Miranda Kerr as one of Victoria’s Secret’s Famous Angels. Most of us want a body like her, so it makes sense for her to make the most of her body by wearing beautiful clothes every day. She invites British Vogue into her wardrobe to talk about some of her couture products. “I like to invest in classical works or works that are a bit disruptive. Something unexpected. ”Her home is in Malibu, and she explains that she wants to express herself more with fashion like in New York or London, but she feels California’s style at ease roof is much more.

24. Michael Kors’ All black wardrobe

Some would be shocked to hear that almost every day, Michael Kors wears the same suit. He likes to wear a black suit, a black T-shirt, pilot glasses, and that’s it. Michael even has a drawer full of pilot glasses because they are all slightly different from the others. On the opposite side of the closet, his husband’s clothes were more colorful. Looking at his wardrobe, it can be easily seen that your wardrobe doesn’t always need a variety to look classy. Many fashion designers use this kind of “uniform” when it’s too busy to figure out what to wear in the morning; if it looks like something you would use, consider having a capsule closet in your life.

23. Jojo Siwa’s Massive Closets

In case you’ve never heard of her before, Jojo Siwa is one of the most popular young dance and musical talents today. Just 17 years old, she is already worth $ 14 million. While locked, Jojo had to cancel her world tour. Instead of disappointing her young fans, she decided to film her concert in the backyard and broadcast it for free on YouTube. With all the time at hand, she completely rearranged her house to have two storage rooms. One is for her stage outfit, and the other for all of her merchandise. During her video tour, she said, “I think it’s impossible to be unhappy when you’re in this room.” There’s also a video of her merchandise department on her YouTube channel, which features personalized merchandise she sells in stores like Target and Walmart.

22. David Dobrik’s wardrobe: lots of characters

The comic-book Youtuber David Dobrik has become extremely popular over the past few years, bringing in 18.5 million subscribers. Just 24 years old, he has an estimated net worth of about $ 7 million. When Architectural Digest visited him to tour the house, he showed the cameras inside his closet. While it may not be one of the giant wardrobes on this list, it has its sense of humor. He has some black Chipotle hats, which he claims he uses to trick people into thinking he works there. An entire shelf was dedicated to a horrible, deliberately stick figure picture given to him by his friend, and he also had a ghost Snapchat backpack on display. I think David’s wardrobe is an excellent example of where you don’t need a lot of space to create your own.

21. Heart Evangelista’s couture wardrobe

Heart Evangelista is a famous Filipina actress and artist who inspired the Astrid character in Crazy Rich Asians. Before you reach her walk-in closet, there is a staircase with a pink velvet rug and a gold railing that leads you upstairs to look like a converted attic space. The room is filled with high-end dresses, shoes, and clothes worth millions of dollars. There is a long island in the middle of the room filled with accessories like sunglasses and jewelry. Hidden behind her clothes, she even has a lot of her stuffed toys from childhood. She plans to keep them for her future children. What I like about this wardrobe tour is that it makes my gears spin. Maybe someday, I might also be able to turn my attic into a closet.

20. James Charles’ wardrobes in his California home

James Charles is a highly successful YouTube beautician with 20 million subscribers and an estimated net worth of $ 12 million. His career as an online character has flourished over the past few years, and he also has his own YouTube Original Line and makeup line. In 2020, James buys his first home. His house was initially designed with two large “His & Hers” style wardrobes. Since he is still single, James decides to use both closets for different purposes. On one occasion, he got his gorgeous outfits from the product photoshoot and the love event outfits he wore on the red carpet. On the other hand, he has his everyday outfit like a hoodie, sneakers, and jeans. “This is my last dream as a fashion professional wanting to become a fashion expert.

19. FGabbi Garcia has every girl’s dream wardrobe

Gabbi Garcia is a famous Filipino model and actress with more than 1 million subscribers on YouTube. Her wardrobe is luxurious and looks like it is the size of an apartment. The furnishing looks like a channel fitting space with a beautiful sofa in its sitting area, a dining table, and a TV. Not only does she get dressed in the morning, but the wardrobe is like a glamorous room, which is very common in celebrity homes. This is a space for her and her friends to prepare for an event. The closet’s far wall had shelves with glass doors for her shoes and purses, and there was a shoe room.

18. Von Miller’s 2,000 Square Foot Closet

After developing an extensive clothing collection, professional soccer player Von Miller looked at his wardrobe options. At first, he considered renting a storage room to store his clothing collection but realized it was a better investment to build a complement to his existing home. The result is a 2,000 square foot wardrobe. The room is designed to look like a shop, with large shelves flanked by hats full of sunglasses. During GQ’s tour, he admitted that although there are many choices, he often wears the same outfit repeatedly, simply because it is more comfortable. Search in the closet to create a new company that takes at least 45 minutes. He said, “I want to give a sense of retail … Only everything in this ‘store’ can suit me.”

17. Rachel Zoe: Fashionista’s Dream Come True

As a fashion designer and stylist, Rachel Zoe’s whole life revolves around clothes. Although she may not be a well-known family name, Rachel Zoe has a net worth of $ 16 million. This proves that she is a knowledgeable and highly regarded businesswoman in the fashion world. Since she is continually accumulating more clothes, she has hired Clea and Joanna from The Home Edit many times whenever she needs to get enough of her wardrobe space. In episode 2 of The Home Edit on Netflix, we find that Zoe has a massive collection of Chanel clothes, purses, and accessories. The wardrobe is designed for viewing each item in Zoe’s closet, so you can easily browse and browse the collection.

16. Dita Von Teese’s shoe collection

Burlesque model and dancer Dita Von Teese have collected classical items for many years. During her home tour with Architectural Digest, she explained that she couldn’t afford new designer jeans as a teenager. So she will go thrift shopping and go for classic style instead. Her on-stage style goes back to the child model era, and she has worn a lot of different outfits over the years. One of the best parts of her tour of the house is the shoe storage. It was filled with hot pink stilettos, many of which were custom-made for her stage outfit. The room also has hat boxes to hold her vintage coats and wall frames showcasing her brooch collection.

15. Tan France with His Converted Attic Wardrobe 

Queer Eye fans are going to know Tan France already. He’s the Fab Five fashion guru, so it’s no surprise that he’s going to have a spacious walk-in wardrobe. In Salt Lake City, Utah, Tan lives with his husband. They renovated the entire attic and converted it into a closet. Although the clothes are vivid, vibrant, and full of personality, the colors are dark and masculine. You can see in the wardrobe that Tan is practicing what he preaches to his customers. Color-coordinated, arranged, and fabulous, the closet is. Tan France is turning his basement into a “proper” celebrity walk-in closet and glam space, even though this is better than most people’s closets. 

14. Nyjah Huston’s Wall of Sneakers

A prodigy athlete, Nyjah Huston, has been a professional skateboarder since he was just nine years old. Nyjah now holds the record for winning the most skateboarding competition prize money in history with so many years under his belt. He bought a home in Laguna Beach, California, when he was 25. His closet for the area is a regular walk-in-closet, and he keeps it all organized. An entire wall full of sneakers, including his partnership with Nike, is unique about his wardrobe.

13. Jeffree Star’s All-Pink Vault 

Jeffree Star’s pink vault closet is one of the most famous closet tour videos on YouTube. If you have not heard of Jeffree Star, he is a former Jeffree Star Cosmetics singer, influencer, and CEO. His net worth exceeds 200 million dollars. Jeffree considers Birkin purses to be a worthwhile investment, and over the years, many of them appreciate it. So to secure those investments, he constructed an actual vault with a fingerprint and retina scan in his house. Know that this is not the wardrobe that he uses every day. For most people, the rest of his clothes are in a walk-in-closet connected to his bedroom. After filming this video, he moved to a new home and entirely removed the vault that had been customized into space.

12. Kris Jenner’s Luxury Wardrobe 

One of my favorite tours on the list is the Judith Leiber tour of Kris Jenner’s closets. She has two large rooms in her closet after so many years of buying clothes and accessories. One is for purses, jewelry, and accessories, while the other is for shoes. Keeping Up With The Kardashians, Kris explained, is one reason she wants so many clothes. “Every day, we film a TV show, so you need a lot of choices.” But even with all the fancy dress clothes in her wardrobe, she admits she goes for her sweatsuits instantly on her days off.

11. Zedd’s Massive Closets

Zedd, the musical artist, has an enormous, ultra-modern home. His brother lives with him because he’s still so young, and he hardly uses the kitchen for any cooking. His family reminds you in a lot of respects of any other young guy who hasn’t worked out how to make his home cozy yet. The two “his and her” closets that he gets to hold for himself are, nevertheless, one of the most jaw-dropping parts of his house. For the Architectural Digest tour, he did not bother to clean up, but we could still understand how one wardrobe was full of clothing, while the other was nothing but shoes. This would be a perfect closet scenario for everyone.

10. Tia Mowry’s Closet: Hard Work Paid Off

Many of you might remember Tia Mowry from her role in the Sister, Sister television series. She went on to do many other television shows and movies as well. Nowadays, she enjoys filming Fast Fix for her YouTube channel called Tia Mowry. She takes her GoPro on a tripod in one of the episodes and gives her fans a tour of her walk-in closet. It has a floor-length mirror that is great for taking selfies with her. In the center of the bed, there is an adorable purple tufted ottoman to try stuff on. She goes through some of her favorite clothing items in the video. Tap here if you’d like to watch it. It’s a lot of fun watching it.

9. J Balvin’s Shoe Closet: Every Sneaker Head’s Dream

In July 2020, using only his cellphone, J Balvin toured his house for Architectural Digest. It’s still easy to see how beautiful his Japanese influenced home is, even without the talented film crew. And the closet is one of the most mind-blowing things. When you first walk through the room, the walls are filled with sneakers. It seems like you are walking into a premium shop than someone’s home because all shelves are built out of wood. He said during the tour that the house was built to be calm, quiet, and zen-like. He is trapped inside for months on end, and he feels that every penny was worth the effort.

8. Jaclyn Hill’s Luxury Closet Tour

Jaclyn Hill is an influencer in fashion and a makeup company CEO. Along with her dream wardrobe, it has given her enough fame and wealth to purchase a Florida house. She goes through stories about her shoes and outfits in the video. All is color-coordinated, which, despite the sheer volume of clothes, makes it easy to find items. She has a section of outfits already professionally designed for her is my favorite part of her wardrobe. Now when wearing the dress, she has a picture book of what she looks like. It is like getting your uniform set out for school the next day, just for the next two weeks. It is a fantastic idea, and it is something everyone should take away.

7. Wiz Khalifa ‘s Closet was An Upstairs Loft

The house of musician Wiz Khalifa is pretty much exactly what you want from a millionaire rapper. (In the living room, he also has a dab bar, and in the basement, a recording studio.) The vibe is relaxed and enjoyable. He has many memorabilia hanging on the walls around the house, such as his platinum records, pictures from past collections, and memories. And it is not shocking that he wanted to do the same thing in his house’s upstairs loft. The wardrobe is full of his regular clothes in his apartment, but the attic has numerous clothes featured in music videos and album covers. He also has items for an upcoming clothing collection that he is designing. Browsing the clothing racks is like walking through a museum in Wiz Khalifa, and it is priceless. Click here to see the Architectural Digest tour.

6. Mariah Carey’s Closet Code: Glitz and Glam

Singer Mariah Carey turns out to be just as glamorous as you thought she would be. Dresses, heels, and purses fill her multi-room wardrobe. She’s casually sipping champagne and making frequent references to Marilyn Monroe in her closet tour video with Vogue. Mariah Carey likes to relax by dressing around in lingerie instead of wearing a set of jeans or sweatpants. I am not casual, but I hope I may be?” she said. In reality, she has an entire room with nothing but luxurious lace lingerie bodices in her wardrobe. It was clear that Mariah wanted to be surrounded by better life things, which showed through her wardrobe.

5. Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent’s Dream Closets

Both Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent are interior designers who have given the industry a name for themselves. They also featured in several design shows, such as Nate & Jeremiah By Design and American Dream Builders. The couple owned many homes together: New York City, Los Angeles, and The Hamptons. So, their closets can look a little different depending on the tour you find on the Internet. The thing that they all have in common, though, is that they are well-organized. We see their newly refurbished townhouse in Manhattan in their newest Architectural Digest video tour. There wasn’t a large enough closet in the original building, so they designed an enormous fitting space to suit their needs. There’s plenty of room for the two of them to house their beautiful clothing collections, or his “investment portfolio,” as Jeremiah calls it.

4. Jamie Chua: The Most Luxurious Closets in Singapore

As a stewardess working for Singapore Airlines, Jamie Chua started when she caught a wealthy Indonesian tycoon’s attention. She is an Instagram, YouTuber, socialite, and businesswoman model today. Her closet is named “playground” by Jamie since it is her favorite place to be. She uses a fingerprint scanner to open the locked doors to access the wardrobe. Since she placed the outfit on the shelf hidden behind the wall door, her drawer system is cool. There is a glass window on each of the doors, so Jamie can see which type of clothing is in each section. They roll into the room when you pull the door out. This customized feature is an enormous space-saver. Of course, on transparent shelves and drawers, everything else is meticulously arranged. Check out her closet tour, and consider watching other videos on her YouTube channel if you want to see more.

3. A Hidden Coffee Machine?

As the actor who’s been on hits like Modern Family, most of you will remember Jesse Tyler Ferguson. Justin Mikita, his husband, is a filmmaker, bowtie designer, and The Thread Experiment’s creative director. They have a dresser of drawers in their closet packed with bowties from their Tie The Knot brand. A little compartment that opens up to a Nespresso coffee machine is right next to their drawers! Jesse said It is just too much to go downstairs sometimes.” This is a theme I see a lot in bedrooms and closets for celebrities. You could do the similar with a little Keurig or an electric tea kettle if you have an en-suite bathroom. Click here if you would like to see their full Architectural Digest tour.

2. Kendall Jenner’s Glam Room

Model and social expert Kendall Jenner has turned two of the bedrooms in her house into a fitting room and glamor room. She calls her fitting room “The Hannah Montana Room” because, for her photoshoots, it is where she gets to change herself. Kendall has industrial clothing racks lined up in a row, rather than built-in closet bars or shelving. Both her accessories and purses are on a built-in shelf. And there’s a mirror for the dressing room at one end of the room. I love this idea because turning it back into a bedroom will be a lot easier to sell the house in the future. One of the best Architectural Digest tours is Kendall Jenner’s house, so I highly recommend looking at it. And if you’re motivated to decorate your home like this, check out this post on how to make your home look like Kendall Jenner’s.

1. Paris Hilton’s Closet: The Most Extravagant 

Since she was young, Paris Hilton has always shown off her lavish lifestyle as an heiress, socialite, businesswoman, and TV personality. But it should be no surprise that she’s got a vast wardrobe. With Vogue, Allure, and more, she has done closet tours. Some of those might be outdated, though, and we never got to see the whole thing. In July 2020, on her own YouTube channel, Paris shared more of her wardrobe. All are made of light-colored wood, and behind the glass cabinets, she has her clothes covered. She stores all her accessories on the island in the middle. Some of the other tours of the Paris Hilton closet we saw in the past were a lot darker, full of mirrors, and looked more like the Mystery of Victoria. I love this new, fresh, clean closet that she shares online.

Whether your house is big or small, it seems like every one of us tend to pay the most attention to our living room. Furthermore, not only does it serves as an area for you to entertain your guests, we often find ourselves relaxing in this room daily, watching television, or simply reading a book. Now, even if you don’t have much space to work with, it doesn’t mean you should skip on the decoration for this room.

Show off your furniture and home appliances design, antique furniture, hobbies, artwork, and other possessions. It is the living room. Even with a less-decorated area, you can easily fall in love with a home if it has a decent looking living room. You may also want to downgrade after the children move out and find that you have too much stock for your smaller room. Either way, there are many ways to decorate small living rooms to make you feel comfortable with space and ready to express it.

1. White walls

Some people believe that using the white walls for their rooms give off a boring feel. They believed that many want more colors in your life unless you find your furniture in the right hue. However, white walls are nevertheless a blessing for small living rooms since they can make them seem significant.

White is the color of luxury, and visitors can see it, particularly if you have light-colored furnishings, as you reach your living room. Furthermore, the room is lighter and gives everyone a calming feeling. Of course, by adding patches of color into space from an amazing wall to the job, you will still introduce any character.

When most people get into a new apartment, they are afraid of having to decorate too much. It is because this could cost them their deposit. That’s why many apartments look alike, and they’re pretty boring. Don’t be afraid to renew your space so that you feel at home! Furthermore, many homeowners can be delighted if you improve their apartment.

If you add certain features that will permanently enhance the property, like ceiling fans or new lights, they may allow you to do these, as it increases the value of the house. However, there is a problem: you will have to leave those features behind if you leave. Before you do anything drastic, remember to contact your landlord to see if they allow it. Now, here are some apartment decoration ideas that won’t affect your deposit.

30. Pick a new neutral color

Most homeowners and apartment complexes want walls painted in neutral colors such as white or beige. Others will enter a privately owned rental apartment to find that the landlord is a bit wild with color. More often than not, painting (or keeping) a neutral color can add design elements later. Think of it as a white canvas not to distract the eyes.