36 Insanely Clever Bedroom Storage Hacks And Solutions

[@heidinolastname44]

I have the laundry bag at 1:46 and it's great! They left out the best part: it zips open at the bottom so you can empty it into a basket or straight into a top-load washer. One of the few organization hacks I actually didn't regret bothering with.

[@charlenemccullough2293]

Looked high and low for a foot locker style trunk to store my daughter's dress up clothes. kzbin.infoUgkxRkkpE1_3gMEZ2mPhAt6b2moNCUXyH8tG I had one growing up that I stored my Barbies in and wanted something sturdy like that for her costumes. This arrived really, really quickly and is exactly what I've been looking for. Perfect size, color (pink) and has stood up for nearly a year so far against my kids using it as a chair, stage, and barricade (😬) to keep each other out of their rooms. I'm probably going to order another one for my daughter's Barbies.

[@Simphome]

Those are good collection of ideas!!!

[@Infrared1967]

My goodness, what's with the negative comments? Useful ideas, good photography, nice, upbeat narrator.

[@elsagrace3893]

Infrared1967 because storage means you’ve got more stuff than you will ever use. None of it is contributing to your happiness or ease of living. To much empty consuming. Also no amount of storage solution is going to fix owning too many things.

[@patriciacee3106]

The best thing about this video is reading the comments! LOL

[@donnaleeah5075]

LOL Exactly.

[@annehorrigan570]

Absolutely...halfway through, gonna jump out now....🙃

[@lynnecarnivale5085]

LOL! Everyone has an opinion and most crack me up! I like your comment best! God bless you! Peace, Lynne 🍃💜🍃

[@spydersylk4841]

"Don't use a coat rack that takes up a whole corner of your bedroom." Instead use a solution that takes up and entire wall. Got it. Hanging your dirty shoes on the wall with the soles facing out is also not the "more attractive" solution.

[@irene_f.]

Don't use a coat. Get rid of your wide dresser and use a wide clothing rack. Takes up less space but holds a lot more clothes.

[@coolcalmandcollected7907]

Shoe rack at the back of the closet door 😅🤣😅 Great! I always wanted shoes in my closet next to me clothes 🤣🤣

[@saphire196]

I like the old drawers painted & hung on the wall for shelves.

[@artofawarrior]

This was a great video. Thank you for sharing.

[@livingauthenticallyonmyownterm]

Great ideas !!! Thanks for the inspiration 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@elsagrace3893]

Sheila B get rid of stuff. You’ve got more than you will ever use. You don’t even know what you own. It’s not bringing any happiness or ease to your life.

[@Sunfl75]

Storing things directly around and above a heat source is never a good idea. Just thought I'd mention it.

[@Chitownhomestead]

Sun Flower she said the months u weren't using it......

[@sherryliles8718]

I was thinking the same thing. Who in their right mind would be that stupid? That's a fire waiting to happen. I really hope people really think before attempting that DIY.

[@sahrchitect]

Shay Ashford she said we need the radiator 3-5 months a year, not the months you're not using it. It's got holes in it presumably so the heat can escape when it's being used, not for decoration. And where exactly would you store it for 7-9 months per year.

[@nealtse9125]

sherry liles I’ve seen people put cement or stone planks across radiators.

[@AmberAmbwee]

Neal Tse But cement and stones aren’t flammable like wood would be.

[@shirleykathan-sayess5764]

I love many of these ideas.

[@cabner1]

I have a lot of tank tops because I sleep in them and wear them around the house and use them in the warmer months. Just make sure you have a sturdy hanger. I had a hanger that looked like the one in the video and one of them just flat out broke and the other one the hanger part came out. I use wooden coat hangers now and not only does it look nicer it is much stronger.

[@beejackson6193]

Great ideas!

[@theta799]

Shelves 12" below ceiling = prime real estate for cats

[@hkkjr1115]

I love cats! LOL!

[@gailooo1895]

Celia Goldberg we did this when my daughter was little in her room. Was excellent for all her stuffed animals and other things that tend to clutter but don’t get used everyday. It looked very nice too. We had two cats and she had a loft bed. They never went on it. I also wouldn’t allow the cats on tables and counter tops so the knew not too. I think they liked climbing into the loft beds though very much.

[@theta799]

@@gailooo1895 Did the cats have access to it? Cats can only be happy when they have access to an area above the ground.

[@gailooo1895]

Celia Goldberg yes they did have access to it. I just think the loft beds were enough fun for them and they just didn’t bother with the shelf. They did try to climb a regular shelf one time bc I kept trying to find places for the beta fish tank. That one didn’t work. They like to take it out and think it would play with them and then when they new something was wrong they would start crying. Unfortunately the last time I didn’t get home in time. On a funny side not one cat would sleep with one daughter basically on her head and the other cat with my other daughter at side. I always knew when the girls feel asleep bc the cats would come to my room one at a time. Lol such sweet fur balls

[@MsKitty-st1yv]

Yes, I've been looking for someone to do that for me. It's a mobile home and finding studs, etc is a challenge and at my age, I'm afraid of falling off a ladder to do it.

[@અનઘા369]

Wow that's awesome 👍

[@pedhi3031]

A lot of this is : how to take your clutter out and put it right into visibility to collect dust. I was expecting more *hidden* storage.

[@pizzalover885]

I agree.

[@danielw.7705]

Ew. That's why I can't display my books like a lot of websites suggest because I am not spending my time dusting every single one of them. I like storing items AWAY not display them.

[@bilindalaw-morley161]

Pedhi and I wouldn’t call heaps of stiletto heeled shoes on the wall “unobtrusive”

[@MsKitty-st1yv]

Me, too.

[@coolcalmandcollected7907]

Same here. Basically its just cluttering every free space

[@SassySilverSisters]

Cool ideas!!

[@nicholea5526]

I think it's gross to have your bike hovering above your head, dropping whatever your rode across all over you and your house all day and night. Yuck.

[@kezkezooie8595]

Not only that, I just wouldn't like anything that can brain me if it falls hovering over my head. I'm not even a fan of things like chandeliers or hanging light fittings for that reason. Just a thing of mine.

[@pictureeyecandy]

@Joey 1. They make a pully system for tall ceilings 2. They also make hanging bike racks & ceiling Bike hooks and screw into a Stud to keep it from falling! I'm not a bike person anymore but if you live like in New York, living in an apartment. You have to bring your bike inside so you do what you have to to keep it safe and have as much room in those tiny apartments. @Nichole A 1. clean the tires 2. remove them but kinds of defeat the purpose. @kez kezooie A quality bike $1500.00(Not for everybody) and up are super light! A ceiling fan is rather heavy but they are secured into a stud so it is safe!

[@jillhumphrys8073]

Lolol

[@joanoreganh3986]

Alvin Lipscomb ...is U Not

[@jillhumphrys8073]

@Joey you need to get out more...maybe read a book.

[@pamsnider1930]

Among many others, I love the binder clip idea and what a great way to use the hundreds of logos my son has outgrown. Thanks!

[@ColonizersBlow]

One should never outgrow Lego. 😉

[@b.bailey8244]

the binder clips idea is rad!

[@teresajeffery8861]

Yes, I love the binder hooks for tank tops etc

[@lynngonder581]

Thank you for your clever solutions!

[@carlaharris9645]

#23 you'll need a 10' ladder to get the bikes down from the ceiling.(Good luck doing it yourself)...so, where are you going to store the ladder?

[@jayjayhooksch1]

Well it's on a pulley, but you'd store the ladder wherever you already store it since you would have needed it to install the pulley in the first place. Also telescopic ladders are a thing.

[@kezkezooie8595]

I thought the same thing. I have seen racks where you attach them to a pulley system so they can be lowered but I think you'd have to be a really keen cyclist to go to the expense and bother. You'd also have cords to secure with cleats etc.

[@taiwilson2131]

How is adding shelving "Insanely Clever"?

[@kezkezooie8595]

Yes, I admit I get really sick of the hyperbolic titles of KZbin videos.

[@cherylmcnutt9905]

Tai Wilson Exactly!

[@wandarichardson4213]

Thank you for sharing😊

[@roseburke8740]

For me.. its giving me ideas for my small spaces. N how to create storage

[@flgirl45]

"So if you have a lot of tank tops to store" GET RID OF SOME? WOW! I'M BRILLIANT LOL

[@jillhumphrys8073]

Hanging tank tops on hangers takes more time than folding. Omg....

[@hkkjr1115]

This comment actually made me laugh.....

[@evelynsaungikar9449]

...and how do you get through the door?

[@teresacarle294]

@@jillhumphrys807320+ tank tops on a single hanger!? Seemed impressive to me. Kinda liked this tip, but I haven't tried it yet. It might be tricky to replicate😞. 👕 Don't have the patience to do Marie Kondo's vertical stacking😲. BTW, all you snarky minimalists, it gives me great joy NOT to go to some public laundromat 1×weekly. Rather have enough linens & clothes to last me 3 weeks👍. ⚱Feel like any open storage needs to be curated carefully. Collections, like seasonal stuff, needs to be rotated.👢Don't wear my outdoor shoes inside, but don't wanna stare @ every pair of shoes I own by front door😨. Conversely, adore my industrial pot rack🍳. The easy access to my kitchen tools makes me very happy (& opens up cabinet space for other valued things) 🤗. Plus, don't care if they clank together in an earthquake. 🤔Having a method to our madness is important. Feel every item we use needs a home & we need to remember to return things to their place. If you're like me (& apt to forget), I simply use a label. Or, I keep a legend of where something is stored. Helps me find things in a snap. ☮💛🌼

[@TheHeartMystic111]

Minute 6.04 I have room for my sheets but that is super clever. Underneath your mattress!

[@songart6419]

Hi~very comfotable & nice~! ^^

[@jackyblue67same10]

All good ideas thanks for sharing .

[@annabellmolina-muniz2344]

Great ideas. THANK YOU...

[@rebeccatreeseed410]

Get rid of 75% of that mess... donate it to a thrift store so poor folks can get it cheap and junk up their places too.

[@namkpo548]

lol ?

[@kristenicole1982]

Why do you idiots even watch these videos just to make negative comments?

[@aliciavaladez4817]

I will try the crown molding, I think I have left overs ☺

[@coolcalmandcollected7907]

Radiator covers are silly.H They are supposed to be clear so heat can easily spread.

[@Chrissy-iy2hl]

So many great ideas!!! I just wish that the captioning didn't block so much of the screen.

[@vivvpprof]

6:56 Store your bikes on the ceiling! Yea, if your room is 10 ft high... but then you have a huge amount of storage space anyway. Not exactly insanely clever to just use it.

[@paulaslater7448]

Loved the stacked, floating books idea! Thanks.

[@pizzalover885]

How are they made though?

[@thatlovelydancerIlao]

Some great ideas to chose

[@blkswansec]

You can tell no pets we're thought of in the making of this video.

[@courtnrysalamone7677]

Lol

[@marybettygriffin5320]

Never thought of storing a pet?

[@wengthoughts]

I guess being minimalist will take you a long way

[@bilindalaw-morley161]

No, it'd be more accurate, imo, to say being faux minimalist is the trend. I've got a mental picture of a worker, bonding with a senior staff member over their shared keenness for minimalist living. Anyhow, supervisor is trying to be more popular, and is genuinely impressed such a young woman is so enthused abt minimalism, as the supervisor is a longtime devotee of Marie. Until the day the supervisor, trying to appear compassionate, takes some chicken soup to the invalid worker's place...and the worker's apartment is like this one! "But, ba, um, ba, bu...., I thought you said you were a minimalist?" "Oh, I *am*!" You should have seen this place before I de-cluttered!"

[@sarahlion9949]

I will try it !!.

[@jackyblue67same10]

Thanks all good ideas .

[@bubblywaters3116]

Best ever!

[@jacquelinealbornoz6702]

Well... hanging things on the ceiling... mmm Come on! ☹

[@carolinediane1079]

I had a board when I was a kid and put old stamps on it and then put some kind of shellac on top. Now, my dad tells me I have stamps on there worth a mint. Hmm. I wonder what the antique road show would say about them plastered on a board. Cure box you have there!

[@TheFozzir]

They need to change the title of this video to, "Ways to store stuff and make your home look like crap".

[@clownnut1925]

It's an ad for Ikea only 1 hack was usable to me and the rest? Crap!

[@LoveYourself-hq1jt]

Ra0

[@debbiewheeler4066]

S Winter, LOL True!

[@daveywaves5325]

1st one would be great for an earthquake prone area.

[@gordonadams5891]

The S-hooks, about minutes in are relatively expensive. I found fancy shower hooks, packed 12, for $7 USD @ Marshalls. Best part is the ends are rounded.

[@jaeowen3096]

So true!

[@ellieisbusy]

This artificial-perky sounding narration is making my ears bleed...

[@denisethompson1035]

i dont think looking at the bottom of all those shoes was very attractive. i like the shoe shelf better.

[@kimmimcknight3417]

The invisible bookshelf to the wall link is bad....care to update??

[@Sunfl75]

There should be a thumbnail saying "IKEA-commercial"....

[@hkkjr1115]

All I have to say is.... You are absolutely right on!

[@agneskaczorowska1008]

I so agree. IKEA is so bad and this is not an IKEA commercial.

[@judithfenske2311]

Sun Flower Lowe’s? Thrift stores? Command hooks? Home Depot! Walmart? Choices!

[@mandaJt]

@@agneskaczorowska1008 Why is IKEA "so bad"?

[@teresacarle294]

@@mandaJt Why do ppl object to IKEA? Elitist snobbery for the most part😉. There are those amongst us who wholly dismiss mass produced design. Plus, those who believe🌲wood is the holy grail. Does this giant make perfect furniture? No. Do their designs appeal to everyone? No. They do have some very clever products. Some of their stuff is clearly better quality than others. Even more of their "hacked" items make significant improvement on a variety of their factory goods. Particle board or not, some of their stuff can take years of abuse & not crumple. Plus, they have good ideas for lay-outs, multi-purpose zones & storage, especially in a smaller footprint. Their prices are mostly affordable. 💰Not many of us can afford to pay for carpentry or millwork. Personally, I'm on the frugal side. Not 100% into the Swedish design, but there are elements of Skandi Style that has my full approval👌. In the end, I would rather source out a vintage piece @ a garage sale, charity shop, flea market or even save something from the curb. It's almost🕵️‍♀️criminal what American's put in our landfills🗑. It's highly sustainable design to save outdated, but basically solid pieces. ♻️Most items simply need a little ingenuity & care. Some ppl are weird about cast-offs. They only want new things. 🛠 Or, they can't be bothered with DIY. 🤗 However much ppl continue to mock & disdain them, IKEA is clearly doing fine. They have a strong niche in the world market 🌐. That's the beauty of having a choice. If it's not your bag, I suggest that ppl just move on. I don't understand the bashing. Blessings, ☮💛🌼

[@debbiewheeler4066]

My goodness! I’m trying to DEclutter, not ORGANIZE it all.

[@kristenicole1982]

Then watch a DECLUTTERING video, not a STORAGE video.

[@judithfenske2311]

Debbie Wheeler Got rid of my stuff to make room for grands stuff.

[@irene_f.]

😂😂You can pick & choose - you do not have to use them all.

[@wildflowerwind6941]

If people didn't have so much stuff, they wouldn't have to organize it.

[@zeldagoblin]

Wildflower wind that's true, and I imagine everyone could afford to downsize and de-clutter. However, many homes nowadays are tiny, especially new builds, and city homes, particularly in places like London, are phenomenally expensive and very, very small. So, people are in need of storage solutions like this.

[@margaretwissler4874]

Not only that but some families with children live in tiny spaces

[@ghs-tako6963]

(Beats down the entire concept 😂)

[@AlexS-wg5hy]

Wildflower wind I have 6 people living in a 4 bedroom house and half of them are children. There’s gonna be a lot of stuff

[@pizzalover885]

My daughter and I keep fighting about this. She declutters every few months. I tend to hold on to things from their childhood. These fights become so emotional as to me she is trying to throw away a part of my life. She reasons that emotions are in the heart and mind, not in an old you or a piece of clothing.

[@ginger4bailey]

Too junky looking. Also if I store things out of the way I forget that they even exists.

[@kezkezooie8595]

I actually said something similar in another thread. I have those plastic lidded wheeled storage boxes under my bed and I find that I just forget they're there and what's in them. I rarely access them and I've started bringing them out every so often and just chucking, seliing and donating much of what's in them as I haven't had any use for whatever it is. It is good for blankets etc during summer and occasionally I find something that's useful, but mostly it is just stuff I could have gotten rid of ages ago. It can be a useful transition tool for those learning to unclutter because it does bring home how many things a lot of us keep around when we really don't need them.

[@pizzalover885]

@@kezkezooie8595 I moved to my current house four years ago. I stored hundred of things in the garage. I have not even touched them yet. Also I can not remember what I have there. However to me they are part of my history and my life. I feel safe knowing they are in the garage waiting for me to see them whenever I want to.

[@pizzalover885]

I'm not proud of that though.

[@franny5295]

I have a rule. If I pack up a box and don't open it for a year, I don't open it. It immediately goes to the garbage when I notice it's past is expiration date. My boxes gets dated lol...

[@paulrugarber3170]

Everyone can use more storage!

[@myway2653]

Tank tops idea is cool

[@priscillajimenez27]

In a closet instead of the bedroom doorway

[@kezkezooie8595]

Yeah, I've been doing this for years and it is a space saver. I wouldn't suggest hanging so many together though or they'd get all wrinkled.

[@alexandercove1194]

Now, now Leonor...it Tis the Christmas season

[@lashonnabahr889]

I liked the crown molding for shoe storage idea 😊 I've never heard of that one before!

[@rachelm7525]

LaShonna Bahr That only works if you wear high heels 🙂

[@lashonnabahr889]

Rachel M that's true! I thought about it later and realized it wouldn't work for me. I'm 5' 7" so I don't wear too many heels!

[@Lic.en.derecho]

Most of these ideas would make the house look worse ....

[@davidbrown8303]

Lic. Esme a storage bed is the only thing that can make the room look uncluttered.

[@PowerToolsnPearls]

Lic. Esme I agree! There wasn’t a single one I’d use in my home. I see they’re trying to help, but calling any one of these “insanely clever” is a stretch.

[@juneginn3381]

PowerToolsnPearls Bczf. Or

[@jessicat3762]

Lic. Esme RIGHT, the crown molding high heel brackets lol, who wants shoes spread across their wall like that, save the space your trash can takes up by building a tip out cabinet for it... It may hide the nasty trash can which I like, but how does it save space, it's the same size lol

[@jessicat3762]

David Brown yup, my husband built us a loft bed and it changed my life lol

[@lucybraun2963]

oh, please. Most of these ideas would only look somewhat appropriate in a college dorm, not out in the open of an adult's home.

[@austinlambky2524]

Sometimes what "looks appropriate" is meaningless compared to someone who values functionality, cleaverness, maximum usage of limited space, not being a bitch... did I say functionality already? 🙃

[@francescarubera6176]

the bike hunging is just absurd...so each time after use the bike you better to take to car wash, otherwise all dirt hunging from ceiling ..yuk... or just have the bike for display no to use...make sense???

[@mikerilling3594]

Clickbait It's an IKEA advert Not a single hack Not ONE

[@pizzalover885]

I was thinking how much has IKEA paid her?

[@AmberAmbwee]

I wish my ceilings were this high.

[@manjaribajpai-nutritious-v7830]

Nice

[@MPam1619]

Love the idea of using Lego action figures to keep unsightly cables out of view, but only for a kid's room.

[@julielittle1270]

You will need all the extra time to clean all the things you have used to store your clutter If you have time to do anything after cleaning the slats on that headboard

[@mademoiselledusfonctionell1609]

If you have 20 tank tops, you need to rethink your wardrobe. It is WAY too much, unless you live in a sunny-all-year-round area.

[@kezkezooie8595]

I used to live in a hot area and I used to hang my tank tops like this and it did work. I had nowhere near as many as shown here though. It is a space saver but if you scrunched so many of them together like that they'd be all wrinkled.

[@sandracapps5543]

Thank you! I thought that would happen!

[@briannab5296]

I wear tank tops year round, in cold weatheŕ i love them layered under my big sweaters.

[@teresacarle294]

@@briannab5296 🎉Me too. Wear some to 💤sleep💤 in & others out for different activities. 🌞Live in LA🌡, but still layer a bit year round. ✌😊🤙

[@paulaslife3781]

Yes like durex under desk Velcro

[@mariegilchrist8647]

Great!

[@RosStiles]

Easier to stack spare doonas and blankets directly onto the bed and then cover with the mattress protector

[@ladywytch129]

I have mine under the sheet. But I think I will put them under the mattress protector. That is brilliant!

[@lazchurchyard1229]

"three five" -- this is definitely a robot.

[@okashi10]

"Insanely clever," huh...

[@alfredagreen7096]

Hahaha!!! -Freda 😄

[@dingledong4]

I like old suitcases but I wouldn't store anything in them. They always smell funky.

[@liberte1136]

Applying all these hacks to store you things, and never see a piece of your walls

[@elsagrace3893]

yoyoann yep, you will end up in a vertically stacked jail of crap you never use.

[@static45a2]

LOL. Forgive me but, it has to be a Felony to own that many shoes ...

[@kezkezooie8595]

I went through the Imelda Marcos phase in my twenties (Imelda was my family's nickname for me LOL) mainly because I had a friend in the footwear industry who was always giving me samples, but now I only have about seven pairs and that includes house slippers. I'd have less if we didn't have icy winters where you need a dressy and a casual pair of warm shoes.

[@dianabaskin1944]

Arrest me. I have more.

[@pizzalover885]

@@dianabaskin1944 lucky you.

[@TheYogibear103]

Yeah I'm a carrie Bradshaw fan

[@Vidiva40]

Don't judge me. 🤣🤣🤣

[@ellyess7203]

Love it! Thanks!

[@TH-eb5ro]

The creative bed combo furniture is common in big cities outside the US so search the web in case they import to NY or LA.

[@HagathaBroomstick]

Should've called it, Turn Your Entire House or Appartment Into a Walk In Closet.

[@DarkMoonDroid]

2:54 Loft Stairs!! 6:56 Bike!!!

[@liberte1136]

#1 I don’t think someone will ever think of reading once you put books too high to reach. Just get a kindle.

[@teresacarle294]

📚Prefer reading an actual book, but happy to borrow from library (vs own). The shelves near the ceiling are for things you 💙love, but don't need to access every day. Like the idea of utilizing that space, but would need to secure contents a bit more. In LA, things on open shelves become projectiles in an earthquake. Glass, porcelain & other stuff that hits the floor can be even more hazardous when the power shuts off & you're left in the pitch black. ✌😊🤙

[@janicebradford9780]

Did anyone get the name of the square looking IKEA hooks? I didn’t understand what they said?

[@ms.sammanthalee5156]

mount suit cases to wall bam wall store yoa matt storge hang chains from ceiling with loops at end slide in matt n its outta the way......

[@kathkwilts]

You can hang a clothes rack in any corner to make a closet? Seriously?

[@charlessalisbury6083]

I think we're all insane for watching these

[@pizzalover885]

No. We need solutions.

[@elsagrace3893]

Anar Zaitoon solution is to realize that stuff is not contributing to your happiness or ease of living. Having space, freedom and real deep meaningful connection with each other does.

[@KM-ck5wg]

I for one do not support Ikea because of their social and political stance so I would appreciate ideals/tips from companies other than Ikea!

[@elsagrace3893]

K Maye I don’t support them for the furniture that falls apart after a year and can’t be moved because it’s made of particle board. More junk for our landfills as if there isn’t enough already.

[@eshascollections3529]

I couldn't get the link of 12 th one... Help me

[@daveywaves5325]

I see some neat storage ideas but no hacks!

[@crowgrl13]

A lot of these are impractical in apartments, which is the type of place you need storage.

[@kezkezooie8595]

Yes, I agree. Suspending things from ceilings is also something you have to know how to do properly or you can either bring a ceiling down and/or get brained by whatever you've suspended falling on your head.

[@jofollini3480]

Great

[@18betz]

Make no mistake about it- The "DIY" radiator cover is insanely expensive (unless your a gifted carpenter with all sorts of tools and a workshop).

[@birgip.m.1236]

I built a nice open airy shelf over a radiator using stuff I found at habitat for humanity.

[@DMariaLR]

Shoe storage idea is nice but would get dusty

[@kezkezooie8595]

The tank top storage tip is one I've used for years and really does save space. It's no good for any tops other than knit materials though or you'll get really badly wrinkled tops. How she can say that the pegboard shoe rack is more attractive than the more conventional one shown is beyond me though. It may give you more floor space but it's certainly not neater looking. As to storing my external hard drive under my desk using just velcro - no. Just no. Velcro really doesn't hold well enough in that position for me to trust it. Vertically on a wall perhaps but horizontally, no.

[@QuePasaUSA]

Almost all of these ideas are expensive

[@gattonpc]

And most of them are sold from IKEA.. to much IKEA word in this video :))

[@kawekurasamuels8699]

Sequin Jackson too much cluter

[@jessicat3762]

Sequin Jackson right... The second I hear "Ikea" I'm like... NEXT?

[@LinMacadilly-vp9nm]

#1... It WOULD be wonderful except I just got a kitten. Maybe if I made it a bit larger...as a kitty walk.....and then ............

[@stephencameron9840]

Credit for this video should go to David Michael McFarlane... Almost everything here (pictures and all) are from makespace.com... these ideas were already posted may 12, 2016...

[@Marialuna-gh2yi]

My sister call hoader status if I do this she will do intervention 😂always wants me to donate everything saying that I dont need it

[@calorieswithmanar8908]

WFT , Shoes on walls ? are you crazy

[@quinnlyons8157]

Calories with Manar ikr It’s stupid 😂

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Yeah, that pegboard one got me too. The fact that she said it was more attractive than the more conventional shoe storage made me roll my eyes. How is looking at the worn and dirty soles of shoes in any way attractive?

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I enjoyed this video.