TV/Play Room Closet Organization

I love plastic storage containers and baskets.  Here is a little peek into my TV / Play room closet that holds my children's games, extra school supplies, movies, etc...
 
 
When building our house and working on closets we went with the Closet Maid shelves that are adjustable. They are great because it's nice to be able to change the height of your shelving when the need arises. 
 
Plastic containers in this closet hold Lego's, card games, video games, controllers and accessories. I also use the Dollar Store plastic baskets to hold a variety of items. In this picture one is the home of extra school paper (loose leaf and notebook) as well as pencils for my boys. They know right where they are and can get it themselves as they need them - yea right, like that actually happens (that's a post for another day, LOL).
 
Check back often to see other ways I try to keep things organized around our home.

What are some of your favorite ways to organize your closets?

6 comments:

  1. I'm addicted to containers and labels myself. Your closet looks wonderfully organized.

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    1. Thanks for stopping by. My closets are always a work in progress! :)

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  2. I agree with you that plastic containers with lids can add organization to so many areas. I'm motivated to do some organization in my house. Thanks, Gail

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    1. So glad I could motivate. I may need to look back at this pic myself for motivation! ha

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  3. Great ideas! Thanks for sharing at Thriving Thursdays! ps-I LOVE your new profile picture! So pretty :)

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    1. Crystal, thanks for starting Thriving Thursdays. And thanks for your sweet comment, you just made my day. :) I followed u on pinterest and was checking out your FB page (ok, I was stalking u - haha) I see we are sort of neighbors. We are in WV. Small World.

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