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When you have parties, you don't want your friends to feel like they are navigating around your furniture, etc.
If you have an IKEA nearby where you live, I would try to make it a day out there and get some ideas.
For what its worth, here are some additional suggestions:
•Get Rid of Unwanted Items — Go through your belongings and do away with things you no longer need. Clothes that no longer fit and unused appliances like juicers and bread makers can be donated to charity. Old magazines and newspapers can be recycled.
•Straighten Up Your Shoes — Too many shoes can waste a ton of closet space. An over-the-door organizer or shoe rack can provide some order to your shoe collection.
•Utilize Under the Bed Storage — Place extra bedding, towels, or out of season clothing in bins that can slide under your bed. Label each bin so items can be found quickly.
•Take Advantage of Vertical Space — Maximize your open floor space with tall, narrow bookshelves rather than wider, shorter ones. Stackable, plastic drawers provide great storage for toys and paperwork. Even stacking books and papers can make a flat surface appear less cluttered.
•Invest in Storage-friendly Furniture — Ottomans, trunks, coffee tables, and baskets can serve both a decorative and functional purpose. Use these furnishings to store items like remote controls, magazines, games, movies, or blankets within easy reach.
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