NEW! Small Linen Closet Organization w_iDesign _ IKEA PAX Hack Built in.

Get a built-in look without the built-in price and add an IKEA Packs closet system to your existing linen closet. I partnered with our friends over at iDesign and some of you may already know that I am their brand ambassador and I will be sharing how you can implement their organizational products and more into your home. This is iDesign website where you can find solutions for organizing your everyday living space. You can follow them on Instagram. They have tons of inspirational pictures for your bathroom, your kitchen, your closets and you will be seeing a lot more organizational solutions from me soon. I used to complain about how small our linen closet is. Actually, it's the perfect size for the Hubser and I and our linen closet is in our master bath. It's small and narrow and it's often not easy to get what we need with the bi-fold door that we had. The budget-friendly packs is IKEA's luxury line that's not only module and customizable but it also starts at budget-friendly prices and I'm going to share how you can turn your ordinary closet into something extraordinary. Putting anything together from IKEA is my least favorite thing to do so here's a tip to make the ride smoother. Try putting all the screws and parts into an egg crate or a cupcake pan. This will save you time and you can thank me later. Now that the system is in place, it's time to get that built-in look so I hired some help out for this part. Our contractor carefully removed the old molding to accommodate the new molding. The style I wanted was a vintage old world charm and I chose the delta style which gave it a double-step profile that made the trim look extra big. Since our walls are textured, I used this product called Orange Peel to repair the walls from when the contractor removed the trim and you can get this from the Home Depot. Time to freshen up the closet. I get rid of our old towels because they were old and hard and replace them with the iDesign brand. They're soft and absorbent and there's even a handy hook to hang your towel dry. I always get questions about how do I keep my whites looking so bright. I always wash my whites together and I love using the Nelly's laundry soda. This is my absolute staple for our laundry room. This is what I use you guys to keep my whites bright. There's no harsh chemicals or cleaners and it's amazing for sensitive skin. iDesign has adjustable drawer dividers and they come in a set of two. The dividers adjust from 13 inches all the way to 20 inches and if you have deep drawers this is perfect. It also has a locking mechanism to help keep the divider in place and foam pads to protect the ends of your dresser. You all know I only keep two sets of sheets for bed. Pillowcases and euro shams are on the other side of the divider. There's nothing worse than having everything jammed into a drawer and yes I do steam my sheets. I chose to have the glass front drawer so I can get an overview of what's inside and like I said these drawers are 24 inches deep. You can really store a lot of things in this drawer you guys. I only like to keep six bath towels, eight washcloths and about six hand towels. Again this entire set of towels you can get from iDesign. On this shelf I have some of my smell goods and decor on this marble tray. My husband doesn't have much. All of his things are under his side of the bathroom sink and if I ever need this space it's easy to remove or even add more shelving. This pull-out tray has to be my all-time favorite. I'm using the iDesign drawer organizers to customize my must-haves and you can configure it the way you want or even add or remove as many as you want. The possibilities are endless. Kitchen bins are a must-have for keeping your items neat and contained and I love that they have handles for easy access and they even have bins to accommodate deep shelving. These bins are super long and I love them. The two bottom shelves is where I keep my matelassé coverlet and I can fit at least three to four of them on this shelf and in this basket is where I'm keeping our toilet paper. Again keeping everything contained where you can just grab and go. If you're wondering about not always keeping it as neat and organized as this, we can always add a door. We purchased two doors, one that's glass and the other that's paneled with no glass and it was on clearance for only $25 each just in case we want to add a door. I hope you all are inspired to get your linen closet under control. I will provide the product links down below and a warm thank you to iDesign and I want to thank you all for watching.