Ready for a quick-and-dirty list of our favorite organization finds from Amazon? (It’s the New Year… so I’m assuming yes.)
We looked around our homes to bring you our most-used pieces for a more organized (thus, probably happier) life. January is all about fresh starts, right?! Let’s bring that same energy to our bathroom cabinets and junk drawers for 2025! Haha….I’m serious.
TME’s Organization Favorites, All From Amazon
BTW, these things are tried and true. They’re used daily (some even hourly) and we credit much of our decluttered brain spaces to these little shining stars. Who knew that simply a basket, drawer divider or label maker could boost serotonin like this? Life’s all about the little things, I guess! Keep scrolling for my home organization faves + tons of picks from the TME team.
Need a quick-and-dirty list if you don’t have time to peek at our pictures below? You got it:
Our Favorite Kitchen Organizers
Not only does pantry and refrigerator storage help keep groceries tidy, but turns out, it’ll also help you maintain some sense of sanity.
1. Portable Snackle Box
For organizing snacks on the go, Laura says this little snackle box has been amazing. She loves that it has top carry handles and secures on all sides. It’s so good for soccer Saturdays, road trips or taking a variety of snacks to a party. And it’s obviously perfect for picnics. She’s even gifted it a few times, as well. (Could be useful for storing small toys, too.)
2. Pop Airtight Food Storage Containers
After growing sick of her sugar and flower bags leaking EVERYWHERE, Aliya finally got the pop top airtight containers she’d been eyeing for so long. They’ve been such a game changer when it comes to making her ingredients last longer, helps her containers and shelves stay cleaner, and it all fits seamlessly in her cabinets. (The brown sugar container has a built-in terra cotta disk to keep it fresh!!) And for all of her snacks, tea (and chocolate she wants to hide), stackable containers are the way to go.
3. Trash Bag Holder
Shana’s trash bag holder has been surprisingly useful. It makes muuuuch better use of all of that space under the sink, and is – relatively – pretty. She also appreciates that the trash bag compartment itself actually holds several rolls of trash bags (you can see the black outdoor trashbags peeking out in the back). She’s actually thinking of getting another to hold a container of dishwasher pods that she can just grab right out of the front opening.
4. Can Dispense Refrigerator Organizer
An obvious fridge-helper. Can’t believe I waited so long to get one of these things.
5. Refrigerator Organizer Bins | Jars | Lids
Even if the rest of her house is a disaster, there’s something UBER comforting to Linzi about having an organized fridge. The key is using clear glass containers for almost EVERYTHING. Everyone can see what is inside and leftovers then easily transfer between the freezer, fridge, microwave, and dishwasher.
refrigerator bins | jars | lids
6. Weck Jars
Gahhh I have a Weck obsession. I’ve just found them to be the best airtight jars. And, admittedly, I love the little orange rubber ring haha.
7. Embossed Label Maker
IT’S JUST SO FUN. I totally got carried away as soon as this was in my hands.
8. Glass Display Box
This box is just a pretty way to display things you don’t want to forget. In my case, it’s the billion types of tea I have.
9. Stackable Water Bottle Organizer
Saw this at Shana’s house and bought immediately. It’s sooooo helpful.
10. Glass Refrigerator Magnets
These magnets add a pop of color and are great for checking off your kids’ morning routines. Linzi swears by them.
11. Food Container Lid Organizer
This is THE best thing Laura’s come up with to store pesky lids in the kitchen. She keeps hers in a deep bottom drawer and it’s true happiness every time she puts away the leftovers. (Seriously!) Even chockful it still works. LOL.
Our Favorite Office Organizers
Anyone else feel a surge of productivity when their working space is clear of clutter? Stay motivated, out there.
1. Expandable Vanity Drawer Organizer
These styles from iDesign have been perfect for Laura’s desk drawers. She rotated them the long-way since her drawer is extra deep.
2. Collapsible Storage Bins
Scotti has been slowly adding these bins to multiple rooms in my house. They’re great for storing everything from toys to undies to books and papers in–and they hide all of the clutter.
Our Favorite Clothing + Accessory Organizers
There’s something about giving our jewelry, accessories and even our socks a dedicated home that just feels so satisfying.
1. Key Hook Rail
This hook system is made for keys, but Linzi uses it by her front door for sunnies and regular glasses too.
2. Rolling Under Bed Storage
I don’t have a lot of storage in my Philly apartment, so tucked-away organization lives pretty much everywhere unseen. These rolling storage baskets are great for chunky sweaters or out-of-season clothes.
3. Three-Tier Jewelry Organizer Stand
Aliya just upgraded her jewelry storage with this organizer and she seriously loves it. With this stand, you can see everything in one place (because sometimes it’s totally out-of-sight out-of-mind).
4. Bamboo Drawer Dividers
Aliya loves these drawer dividers for making the most of smaller spaces…like a sock/underwear drawer. So much better than digging through a mixed pile.
Our Favorite Closet + Kids’ Stuff Organizers
Bins, baskets and crates. ‘Nuff said.
1. Open Back Decorative Cube Storage Organizer
Cubed storage shelves like this just make everything feel organized. Fill with baskets or bins of your choice (or leave empty) and you’re good (even if the bins themselves are chaotic as heck).
2. Large Closet Organizers with Handles | Mesh Zipper Pouches
This closet of Em’s gives me life. It’s real, yet organized & ultimately useful. She swears by these mesh zipper pockets to organize things within those large, helpful bins.
3. Collapsible Stackable Storage Crates
I love these things because they’re decently light, come in a bunch of pretty colors, and hold a ton. And they’re cheap! I have them in my bathroom, closet, and a few drawers (the smaller ones).
4. Woven Storage Baskets
Love these for hiding away accessories, blankets, out-of-season shoes & really anything that I don’t want to be seen. Great that they fit on my closet shelves too.
Our Favorite Bathroom Organizers
Pro-tip: group your daytime/nighttime skincare routines together, haircare products together, etc. Just grab the bin and go.
1. STORi Audrey Clear Vanity Make-Up Organizer
If there’s a bathroom that doesn’t have a ton of storage space (or if you just like to have your stuff within easy reach), S LOVES these makeup organizing trays. They’re made from a really thick plastic, and look much more expensive than they are (under $20!!). They help corral all of her most-used products in a relatively easy, organized way.
audrey clear vanity make-up Organizer
2. STORi Clear Plastic Organizer Tray
If the 15-compartment size is too much, Shana also has a smaller one she uses in the boys’ bathroom:
3. Clear Plastic Drawer Organizers
These are shining stars of bathroom storage and effortless organization. Of course, Shana’s bathroom drawer looks pristine, but throw in any old junk drawer and BAM. It now all makes sense. (Kind of.)
4. Short Wicker Storage Baskets
I needed short baskets for my bathroom cabinets and these worked perfectly. Does anyone else just hate random things standing on a shelf?? Idk what it is, but mostly everything needs a home IMO.
5. Copper Wire Storage Baskets
Sooo helpful for taller products! Out of sight out of mind is REAL for me, so these are my fave. I like chucking in items that won’t stand on their own, too.
Stay organized out there!!
Xo,
Team TME
Hey hey, Pinners…
Can you link to the colorful clear toy storage bins please?
Those ones are old, but here’s similar! https://shopstyle.it/l/b7QYY
Ideas for scrunchy organization?
Personally, I squeeze all of mine in a glass box like this – https://shopstyle.it/l/ckT44 but I’d also use a clear plastic organizer like this one https://shopstyle.it/l/ckT3V or this one https://shopstyle.it/l/ckT3Y.
I have lazy susans in my refrigerator – they are perfect for those deep shelves. I even have a smaller one that sits on top of a small wire shelf so the space on top and underneath is fully useable. Thanks for the other tips. I love weck jars too. I’ve found alternate lids with wood tops and a rubber gasket to seal in the contents.