Closet & bedroom
Squeeze more out of the space you already have.
Over-the-door organizer
Turns the back of a door into storage for shoes, accessories or cleaning supplies.
Stackable closet bins
Go up instead of out. Clear or labeled bins make shelves easier to keep tidy.
Hanging closet shelves
Adds shelf space to a closet rod for sweaters, jeans and anything that does not hang well.
Under-bed storage bags
Uses the dead space under the bed for off-season clothes, bedding and extra blankets.
Kitchen & bath
Small counters, big difference.
Slim rolling cart
Fits in narrow gaps and holds kitchen, bathroom or craft supplies. Roll it out when you need it.
Over-the-sink dish rack
Frees up counter space by drying dishes above the sink instead of beside it.
Tiered spice or cabinet organizer
Lets you see everything in a cabinet at a glance instead of digging through the back.
Adhesive shower caddy
Holds shampoo and soap without drilling. Check the weight limit and your wall surface first.
Walls & floors
Renter-friendly ways to use vertical space.
Floating shelves
Puts books, plants and decor on the wall instead of taking up floor space.
Adhesive wall hooks
Hold bags, coats and towels with no holes in the wall, which helps with your deposit.
Bed risers
Raises the bed to open up even more storage underneath. Make sure they fit your bed frame.
Folding step stool
Reaches the top shelf, then folds flat and tucks away behind a door or in a closet.
Tip: measure before you buy. In a small space, a product that is an inch too wide is the one that gets returned.