A canvas diaper caddy and wall storage unit keeps necessities within arm's reach, and a changing dresser stows other essentials out of sight. With three drawers and shelving behind its door, it can hide away blankets, diapers, and even that bulky vaporizer.
A grade up from the usual perforated board, this modular decorator pegboard comes in several colors and has catchall accessories to corral clutter as well as display keepsakes.
Sliding in modular storage cubes, painting the closet wall, and hanging cuter-than-cute baby clothes makes this closet too cool to hide behind a closed door. Color-coordinated photo boxes keep open shelving shipshape. If you can't keep your kiddo's closet this neat, use a tension rod and a fabric curtain to block the view.
Double-Hung Rods
If you don't have the ideal height to stack two levels of hanging clothes so they'd still be within reach, so fake it by staggering the rods like we did. The top one is set back so clothes hang down behind the front row.
To make every inch count, give ready-to-assemble cubes a custom fit in the closet by trimming them with quarter round molding and topping with a piece of painted plywood. As an alternative, you could just slide them in, anchoring them to one another and to the back wall.
More Home Decoration Tips: If you want to know more about home decoration tips, please refer to Bedding Talks Blog to get more ideas.
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