Dollar Tree Closet Organization


Does everyone have one scary closet or drawer in their home? The one that you just throw everything and pray that guests don’t open the door? Well, I have a few of these places but our hallway closet was by far the worst. It started out somewhat organized and then slowly became a dumping ground over time. I decided to hit up the Dollar Tree and give the closet a makeover for as inexpensively as possible.  Now I get so happy when I open those doors and I see a little organization happening!

How can you organize your closet with dollar tree items? It’s easy and affordable. This entire closet makeover was done for less than $20. All you need are some Dollar Tree bins, labels and a little bit of time spent purging and organizing!

If you need tips for Dollar Tree closet organization, then this before and after will inspire you! This linen closet was transformed for under $20!

Dollar Tree Closet Organization

The Dollar Tree is becoming an amazing resource for inexpensive organizing supplies. You can find baskets, bins, buckets, labels and all sorts of organization items at the Dollar Tree.

The key for making your closet look pulled together, is to choose one color for all of your organizing containers. This will create a seamless and minimal look when you open your closet door. I had to go to a few different Dollar Tree’s to find enough blue containers that I needed, but I think it was worth it in the end.

White Dollar Tree containers are ideal because they will fit any style of home decor and look more upscale. However, the white containers are hard to come by. If you come across white, snatch them up because they will be gone fast! However, any color can work as long as you stick with just one color.

Brace yourselves, because this is what our closet had become. It’s bad:

If you need tips for Dollar Tree closet organization, then this before and after will inspire you! This linen closet was transformed for under $20!

I went to Dollar Tree (this post is NOT sponsored by the way, I just love that place!) and I grabbed as many organizers that I could find. I decided to go with all the same color to keep things looking as neat as possible. Like I said earlier, when using cheap plastic containers, using the same color makes things look a little more upscale and pulled together.  I also used some leftover white paint and painted over all of that dark wood. This was one of the last places in our home where the dark wood still existed. Our home was literally floor to ceiling dark wood when we moved in 6 years ago.

If you need tips for Dollar Tree closet organization, then this before and after will inspire you! This linen closet was transformed for under $20!

I also picked up these cute chalkboard labels at Dollar Tree! I used a chalk pen from the Target dollar spot and labeled each container. This is key (for me) in keeping things organized. I tend to just start throwing things places when I don’t have a specific spot for them.

If you need tips for Dollar Tree closet organization, then this before and after will inspire you! This linen closet was transformed for under $20!

Now everything has a place and container.

If you need tips for Dollar Tree closet organization, then this before and after will inspire you! This linen closet was transformed for under $20!

And the white paint just makes it look clean and pulled together!

If you need tips for Dollar Tree closet organization, then this before and after will inspire you! This linen closet was transformed for under $20!

This entire closet makeover was less than $20!! Amazing Dollar Tree closet organization inspiration! And just because everyone loves a good before and after shot…

If you need tips for Dollar Tree closet organization, then this before and after will inspire you! This linen closet was transformed for under $20!

Have you used the Dollar Tree for organization? Be sure to check out my top Dollar Tree finds here and what I like to buy at Dollar Tree for Home Decor! Also, check out my DIY Storage Containers from Dollar Tree!  

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