Here are inspired linen closet organization ideas to help you get your linens neat and tidy at home.



I’m sure if a poll was taken asking which area in the home was the most cluttered or difficult to get organized,  most likely the room that would win by a landslide would be the linen closet.




Whoa, my linen closet doesn’t look like that…yet!




What with all the towels, sheets and orphaned pillow cases at my house it’s no wonder the closet is such a mess. Linen closets are generally small closets tucked awkwardly into house plans like behind the bathroom door or in a hallway far away. And that is if you actually have one. Often space has to be created inside a larger closet, in the corner of a bathroom or part of a laundry area.




Best Linen Closet Organization Tips




Well, if you, too, are tired of trying to stuff the small closet, shut the door quickly to keep everything from tumbling out, have we got some tips for your home. These tips will transform chaos into beautifully calm and organized spaces.

The truth is these simple ideas will also save you time and stress. Clutter is clutter even behind a closet door.




Washcloth Sorting Made Easy




Use a file sorter to store washcloths. Genius! Roll them up, put them in the file sorter, and never have to deal with falling stacks of washcloths again. I like how neat and tidy it looks to have the chalkboard label showing which member of the family belongs to which washcloth stack! This technique could work well in a bathroom in the under sink storage.

via The Real Thing with the Coake Family




Linen Bins Line Shelves




Use high-sided bins and pull-out drawers to prevent piles of stuff from toppling over. Love those deep baskets! Those deep baskets are perfect for sorting all the things that tend to accumulate in a linen closet. Mine are filled with towels, wash cloths, hand towels, extra pillows, pillow cases, sheets and beach towels. Some baskets might even be deep enough to store blankets and comforters.

via Finding Home Farms




Cute Linen Closet Labels




When in doubt label it.  You will always know where things belong and others can come behind you and deliver items to their home!  Chalkboard labels are our favorite – When you change your mind, clean off with a damp rag and re-label! Add the titles you need to labels: shirts, socks, pillows, extra pillows, extra fluffy pillows…I might be hoarding pillows.








Smartly Store Sheets in Pillowcases




Keep sheets together in the closet by putting sheets in one of the matching pillowcases. No more rummaging through the closet to find matching sets! This is one of those “why didn’t I think of that genius organization idea?”

via Martha Stewart




How to Fold a Fitted Sheet




Speaking of sheets, do you know how to fold a fitted sheet? I didn’t. This handy video tutorial can help! Oh, and when you can actually fold a fitted sheet, they are more uniform and stack in a smaller area on a linen closet shelf.







via Living on a DimeShelf Makeover Thanks to Bins




Redo your linen closet for just $10 with plastic baskets from the Dollar Store. What makes this doubly useful is that these linen closet bins are easily removed to take to another room, refill, find something in the bottom or use for transportation. We also use these in the bathroom as storage of lotions, soaps, shampoos, hair accessories, extra toiletries and more.

via A Bird and a Bean




Towel Rods as Space Savers




Roll towels instead of folding them to save valuable space in your small closet. Also, install towel rods on the door to store linens that wrinkle easily (like your tablecloths). I think that hanging all those hand towels might work really well too. Those seem to be everywhere when you are looking for a towel and completely disappear when hands are wet.

via BHG




Storage of Awkwardly Shaped Items




Small, galvanized buckets are perfect for storing hooded towels and other hard-to-fold linens. My household seems to collect things that don’t fit into standard sized containers. I love how this is not only attractive, but useful!

via The Happy Housie




Use Clothespins for Organizing




Clip labels to the front of each bin with a clothespin. You may prefer this method over permanent labeling if the contents of your linen closet changes seasonally. I love this use of clothes pins because I always seem to have them around and find them adorable.

via Ask Anna Moseley




Decorative Brackets Separate Linens




Install decorative brackets to create shelf dividers. Everything will have a place with this genius idea. Each stack of linen is separated from the one beside it. What a neat, clean look for each shelf.

via Country Living




DIY Shelf Dividers




Or use leftover scraps of wire shelving to create your own dividers. Use this same technique for creating division with whatever you might have stacked in the attic or available in the garage.

via Suburble




Use Under Shelf Space Efficiently




Take advantage of under-the-shelf baskets to use vertical space what would otherwise go underutilized. It is so funny because I use these under shelf storage in my pantry shelves already, but never thought to extend the organizational hack to the linen closet!

via Fox Hollow Cottage




Closet Floor Storage for Easy Access




Put a grab-and-go bin at the bottom of your linen closet for beach towel storage. That way, whenever you’re headed to the pool or beach, you can grab the entire bin easily!

via Simplicity in the South




Back of Door Storage Ideas




If your linen closet also doubles as storage for your cleaning supplies, a shoe organizer is a great way to keep the cleaners organized. (See our other shoe organizer ideas.)

And while you are at it…please take a moment to recognize the genius of closet rod shoe organizers storing paper towels. This could work in a bathroom closet as well with toilet paper instead of paper towels.

via The 36th Avenue




Small Closet Organization Solutions




It doesn’t have to feel like the attack of the sheets every time you open the linen closet door which is the ultimate example of a small closet. Save yourself from chaotic towel piles, mismatched sheets and orphaned pillow cases by using one (or more) of these amazing.

Which solutions will help you reclaim your closet?




More Closet Organization Ideas




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17 Clever Ideas to Organize Closets and Drawers
The Hanger Hack to End the Dropped Dress Struggle



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