16 Organization Tips to Steal From Joanna Gaines

Steer clear of any clutter by hanging wire baskets above your laundry machines for plenty of product storage.

Conveniently store your flour, sugar, coffee, and tea in attractive, easy-to-reach glass canisters.

Wooden crates are perfect for storing an array of household items, from blankets to clothing to your gorgeous fresh-cut flowers from the garden.

Galvanized metal shelving is just the thing to keep your gardening shed tidy, your work files organized, or even to hold those extra DVDs you can't seem to get rid of just yet.

Storage cubbies are the answer to an on-the-go mom's prayers! Having a quick place to store the kid's school supplies, sporting gear, and everything in between will help you to get in and out of the door that much quicker.

Make the most of smaller spaces with hanging nightstands, an inventive way to keep your glasses, books, and lotions close by.

The latest trend for kitchens is gorgeous open-air shelving, and we can see why! This method helps to keep all of your pretty tableware organized while displaying it at the same time as a decorative accent.

Placing candles, notepads, and even remote controls in tabletop trays creates a more "put-together" vibe in any room in your home.

If you don't have a lot of floor space in your living room, no worries! Storing firewood in built-in cabinet space is a smart way to save on square footage.

Keeping pillows and other linens in various baskets is a genius way to store your items without creating an eye sore.

An oversize bookcase is one of the best ways to keep all of your beloved knick-knacks in one place while displaying them to your guests at the same time.

Be unique with your approach to kitchen storage, and use a vintage weight as a plate and glass holder.

Children's toys have a funny way of taking over the living room or bedroom. Put an end to the mess with rustic storage and wire baskets designated just for the kids.

Give your room some modern flair while creating more available storage space with a wall shelving unit.

Now all of your fruits and veggies will have a home in kitchen counter bowls, both accessible and substantially sized.

Small baskets with handles will keep all of your art supplies in one place while still remaining portable.