The Home Edit stars reveal how to organize ANY area of your home – from the kitchen to kids’ playroom & utility closet

TACKLING a cluttered home may sound like the world’s hardest job, but with some expert-backed tips, it doesn’t have to be.

Take it from Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin, the expert home organizers behind The Home Edit.

In case you didn’t know, The Home Edit has organized the homes of A-list celebs like Khloe Kardashian, Reese Witherspoon, and Eva Longoria, plus they even have their own Netflix show highlighting their incredible work.

So, if you can trust anyone to organize your home, it’s the gals behind The Home Edit.

The experts’ TikTok page is home to a ton of home organization tips, including how to organize virtually every room in your home.

KITCHEN CABINETS

Kitchen cabinets can instantly become a cluttered mess after a meal if you haphazardly toss in your pots and pans.

To avoid the chaotic pots and pans cabinet, the experts behind The Home Edit suggested using 4-sort dividers.

Rather than throwing it all in, they simply arranged the pots and pans neatly in the dividers, which makes it so much easier to grab only the pot you need.

STORAGE CLOSETS

Lots of people have a random closet that becomes home to all kinds of junk.

But if you ever find yourself suddenly needing that extra storage space, The Home Edit has got you covered.

To get the messy closet organized, The Home Edit advised adding stand-alone shelving units and over the door racks.

These additions will give all of your closet things their own designated place, which in turn will result in a more organized look.

PANTRIES

Ever head into your pantry and it takes several minutes to find what you’re looking for?

If you follow The Home Edit’s advice, that shouldn’t happen again.

They placed turntables in the pantry corners to give it a functional focal point.

They also used clear, labeled containers to neatly organize snacks, spices, and condiments.

KIDS PLAYROOM

Those with children may think there’s not much that can be done to organize the kids’ playroom.

But with a few added touches, it can become much easier to keep the room clutter-free.

The Home Edit used storage bins, drawer dividers, and labeled, clear boxes to declutter one playroom.

They also used the clear bins to hold similar toys in another playroom, as well as turntables to hold art supplies.

UTILITY CLOSETS

The Home Edit knows how to tackle a utility closet as well.

In one closet filled with cleaning supplies and products scattered all over the floor, The Home Edit used clear plastic bins once again to declutter the space.

Additionally, they hung up storage shelves on the wall to hold vacuum nozzles.

CARS

Although not technically part of your home, a car can be considered an extension of your home if you spend a lot of time driving.

So, it can be easy to get messy, but thankfully it’s even easier to get it organized.

The Home Edit suggested using a collapsable case that fits right in your truck.

In it, you can easily organize car must-haves such as emergency water and food, first-aid kit, blanket, and umbrella.

BEDROOM CLOSETS

Lastly, bedroom closets are notorious for being disorganized.

But with a few added measures, it can be turned from an eyesore into a satisfying space.

First, The Home Edit color-coded the closet’s clothing, then neatly folded knitwear and denim and placed them on top of the closet shelf.

They added storage bins, shelf dividers, and clear shoe cases for even more organization.

In case you need more organization tips, a personal stylist shared how to get dressed in just seven minutes with a closet organized the right way.

Additionally, one woman with a tiny bedroom revealed the three items that make organization easy and effective.