Brunette Beauty

I like to separate jewellery collection into the costume pieces and expensive or valuable pieces and store them accordingly. The tricky part I found is that my collection continues to grow as does my style taste. I want a system that will suit for years not months and for all types of jewellery. I suggest spending a considerable amount of time working out what doesn't work for you and what options are available. For example you may like the look of the vintage boxes/ dishes but are always in a rush when getting ready, so fumbling through many items in a boxes may not be practical. Always plan for the space you  have  not want . Allow for some room for your collection to grow so it doesn't quickly not work for you. Having unity in colour and style of pieces (bins, dividers, buckets) adds cohesion to your room and based on appearance is easier on the brain especially to process. If you can't find what you're looking for or picturing in your head google it using key...

Clothing bottoms, we either have too many jeans over skirts and shorts so finding an equal system can be hard especially with the varying lengths. I suggest spending a considerable amount of time working out what doesn't work for you and what options are available. For example you may like the look of the vintage boxes/ dishes but are always in a rush when getting ready, so fumbling through many items in a boxes may not be practical. Always plan for the space you  have  not  want . Allow for some room for your collection to grow so it doesn't quickly not work for you. Having unity in colour and style of pieces (bins, dividers, buckets) adds cohesion to your room and based on appearance is easier on the brain especially to process. Firstly determine which type of clothing bottom (pants, jeans, shorts, skirts) you wear more and want to be more prominent or easier to get too. Now it's time to look at some options; hanging for those who have more wardrobe space, shelve...

These are the most trickiest accessories to find a storage solution for in my opinion. There is so many different fabrics, sizes, weight, colours AND storage space. I suggest spending a considerable amount of time working out what doesn't work for you and what options are available. For example you may like the look of the vintage boxes/ dishes but are always in a rush when getting ready, so fumbling through many items in a boxes may not be practical. Always plan for the space you  have  not  want . Allow for some room for your collection to grow so it doesn't quickly not work for you. Having unity in colour and style of pieces (bins, dividers, buckets) adds cohesion to your room and based on appearance is easier on the brain especially to process. Firstly determine which out of the two you wear more and want to be more prominent or easier to get too. Now it's time to look at some space options; hanging for those who have more wardrobe space, shelf for those who mo...

I've decided to start a new feature or series, should I call it, where I share some of my hints and tips for organising. Im a neat freak, I love things having their own spot, everything being accessible it makes life so much more efficient. Now by no means am I an expert. These are my  ideas on organisation. Every fortnight I'll break down parts of the wardrobe with organistation ideas. If there is any more sections you can think of or any more ideas that you can contibute then please do! I love seeing how other people store things and what works for them and their lifestyle. Something that may be obvious to one may have slipped to mind of another. Sharing this only makes us more efficient. I like to go on Pinterest and Google looking at different organisation pictures and posts. With each of these posts when organising start with a small area or group of items. Anything else is too over whelming. I suggest to always asses the amount of space and type of storage you...