Storage Products the Home Edit Women Would Approve of
Number four is mandatory if you have a headband obsession like Joanna.
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If you obsessively binge-watch Get Organized with The Home Edit on Netflix, or follow @thehomeedit vigilantly on social, you know that Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin have mastered the art of making home organization beautiful and super functional. Their ability to find appropriately sized containers to house random items is mesmerizing, and even celebrities like Reese Witherspoon and Khloe Kardashian appreciate their skills. A lot of the items that the Home Edit women use can get a little pricey (especially their line from the Container Store) and while they've got a collection on Walmart as well, there are some convenient items on Amazon you can get shipped quickly (when the cleaning spirit strikes you) and often for a more budget-friendly price. Here are a few faves to get you started on your reorg journey.
Tidy up the under-sink area with these must-have clear storage bins. They are also great for a kid's room to hold toys so they can easily see what they have, or can be used in a garage, laundry room, or closet.
Maximize the space on the top shelves of your closet with these foldable wicker baskets that are ideal for seasonal items.
The Home Edit crew uses wire organizers like these to store lids for pots or Tupperware, but they are also a neat way to maximize shelf space for dishes or cooking sheets.
If you are as obsessed with headbands likr Joanna is, you'll need this acrylic stand to display your own collection.
This 25-piece set allows you to mix and match sizes to hold all of your bathroom supplies. Use bigger ones for your hair products and smaller ones for makeup and lotions.
Display those handbags so you can actually see them instead of hiding them in a bin.
If your refrigerator needs a redo, these bins will slide in and out for easy access.
No matter if you are working at home daily or just want a cute spot on your desk for pens and post-its, this clear organizer allows your colorful supplies to really shine.
The Home Edit team uses these clear turntables for everything, and this two-pack is great for your kitchen prep items or your bathroom cabinets.
Organize your candy stash in color order inside these airtight mason jars to mimic the signature rainbow style of The Home Edit.
Never reach for an empty cereal box again. These clear containers house your breakfast faves, and they have chalkboard stickers so you can recreate the handwritten Home Edit labeling style.
These shelves are great for displaying your spices, but can also be used for jars, soups, and other items that typically get forgotten in the back of your pantry.
Perfect for crafts, home office supplies, kid toys, and more, this rolling cart can be filled with other storage containers to have an on-the-go system that can be tucked away when not in use.
The fastest way to make your closet look nicer is with matching hangers, and these velvet ones keep your favorite tops from sliding off.
If the water bottles are constantly disappearing or taking over your counter, this storage solution will give them a dedicated space.
Keep your soda cans cool in the fridge with this set of two stackable containers that dispense your fave beverage.
Make sure your pantry is stocked with flour, macaroni, grains, and other items with these keep-fresh containers.
Snag a few of these dividers to keep socks, underwear, and tights tidy.
These clear dividers are a must if you love the folded look for sweaters or hats but want to maintain perfect spacing.
Avoid stepping on stray LEGOs with these locking boxes that can be used for any small toys. Even better, they look so pretty when color-coded that you won't even mind them taking up space in your home.
Angel Madison is a shopping editor at Hearst Magazines with over 25 years of editorial experience. She writes about parenting, toys, plus-size fashion, sneakers, and more for brands like Good Housekeeping, Country Living, Prevention, and Esquire. Before her time at Hearst, Angel worked as a parenting editor for New Jersey Family and covered entertainment for NBC Universal, AOL, and TV Guide. When she’s not testing the latest footwear trends, adding to her collection of over 100 LEGO sets, or scouting for the hottest new toys, you can find Angel walking long distances (either in the woods or in New York City) and spending time with her daughter.
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