At first, organize your closet the simplest way possible. Hang all of the same kinds of clothes (blouses, skirts, etc.) together in order from the lightest-colored to the darkest-colored. Get as much up off the floor of the closet as possible by putting the shoes on an easily accessible shoe organizer. Put
up hooks for hanging things you use frequently only if the hooks are easy to get to. Decide how you are going to corral all of the belts and ties. There are many convenient and easy-to-use closet accessories for this purpose. You can find them in department stores, variety stores, and so on. Initially, you may want to make a trip to the nearest store that carries closet organization accessories and buy a few standard items. Later, if you see the need and have the money, treat yourself to a professional ready-made closet kit or have your closet organized by a custom builder. Remember, however, that the less costly and time consuming your initial plan is the more likely you’ll be to carry it through. Don’t plan things that are too complicated. Maintain a balance. You have the rest of the house to contend with too, you know.
In the master bedroom tackle the dresser by using the same get rid-of-and-store-what-you-can-else Where procedure in order to free up both the drawers and the top of the dresser.
Give thought to the beauty of the top of the dresser. Deodorants and hair spray belong in a closet or drawer along with the nail polish. Only a few decorative pieces, one of which may be the jewelry box, should be seen on top of the dresser.