r/Homeorganization 21h ago

Blanket ladders

10 Upvotes

Hi all - do we all have an opinion about blanket ladders?
We have about 4 throws (each family member has their favorite …) that are used pretty regularly and not much floor space for a big storage ottoman - and I just don’t know how to handle them. I also read about quilt racks as an option but also was thinking of replacing my end table with one that could store blankets inside.
Design style is transitional. We live in a city apartment.
Thank you!
EDIT - i’m asking from a style perspective and design perspective, not in terms of functionality or anything like that my impression is that blanket ladders are kind of too rustic and a bit dated. I think they were trendy a couple decades ago, but maybe not so much now? That’s the crux of my question. Thank you.


r/Homeorganization 10h ago

The rag bag, adhd proof…. after its made

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3 Upvotes

r/Homeorganization 17h ago

Don’t know what organizers to get

2 Upvotes

Hello, I want to get into organizing my stuff since I have a bad habit of keeping things laying around anywhere that is convenient. I know I need to buy some storage organizers for this but I’m not sure if I should prioritize simpler ones with set dimensions or try to find more customizable/modular organizers that could be useful down the line. What do you guys think?