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The Best Accessories to Get Organised In 2021
The most stylish storage solutions
By | 3 years ago
Are your shelves, drawers, cupboards and wardrobe are doing anything but ‘sparking joy’ at the moment? An organised home helps to promote an organised mind and bring balance back into your home (especially combined with a good clear out), so if your WFH desk and wardrobe is threatening to overspill, it’s time for a good decluttering. Make your organisational resolutions a little easier to stick to, and get your living and working spaces back under control (and looking beautiful) with these organisation accessories.
Harper and Wren set of 27 editable pantry labels, £6. etsy.com
Ready for the pantry of your dreams? These clever personalised labels are perfect to get your kitchen cupboards in tip-top shape – and a quick and cost-effective way of giving your your jars or spice bottles a modern refresh.
Pentreath Hall Alphabet Brush Pot, £40. pentreath-hall.com
If you’re pens are all still residing in a dusty mug in the home office: it’s time for an upgrade. Give your desk a colourful lift with these lacquered alphabet pots from Pentreath Hall.
Muji acrylic 5-drawer box, £34.95. mujionline.eu
Perfect for tidying away your pens, envelopes, paperclips and desktop paraphernalia, this Muji desk top solution is a home office must.
Brabantia set of four square canisters, £31.95, brabantia.com
Half empty porridge packets and a few almonds rattling around at the bottom of a draw are never a good look. Modernise your breakfast bar and keep your go-to ingredients close to hand in Brabantia’s canisters.
CGD London ‘Getting Stuff Done’ planner, £28. cgdlondon.com
Start the year right with a dedicated planner – this one contains exercise, meal planning and food shopping boxes for the true to-do list experts.
The Home Edit & iDesign vegetable bin, £17.50. johnlewis.com
Wilting carrots can put a dampener on your New Year faster than the first drink after a customary two-week attempt at dry Jan. As seen on Netflix’s The Home Edit (and designed in collaboration with iDesign) these smart vegetable bins keep your vegetables and fruit clean, fresh and organised.
Ella Iconic My Weekly Agenda, £10. ellaiconic.co.uk
For scheduling our January zoom calls, home workouts and online orders – we’ll be investing in a desktop-sized weekly planner.
Anthropologie desk organisers, from £46. antrhopologie.com
Anthropologie’s pen pot, desk tray and file organisers is dusky shades of leather are as practical as they are stylish.
John Lewis 9 section organiser, £10. johnlewis.com
Get your rogue drawers under control and tame loose socks, ties and accessories with this nine-compartment organiser.
Rifle Paper Co Trio of sticky notes, £14.80. riflepaperco.com
Split into ‘To Do’, ‘Reminders’ and ‘Notes’ this trio of sticky notes will make it easy to stay on top of your January to-do list.
Rifle Paper Co, £10. riflepaperco.com
Rifle Paper Co’s pretty file folders – in wild rose pattern and gold foil for a dash of inspiration in your work space.
Oliver Bonas pink gold & glass beauty storage shelves, £39.50. oliverbonas.com
Looking for a fancier solution to organising your make-up brushes and beauty potions? We’re head over heels for Oliver Bonas’s pink gold & glass storage shelves.
The Home Edit & iDesign shelf divider, £10. johnlewis.com
Keep towels, t-shirts and sweaters in their proper place with these clip-on acrylic shelf dividers.
