Clothes hanging ideas

No closet? No problem! Check out how I built a pipe clothing rack for my son's clothing using plumbing pipe. Yes that's right, plumbing pipe!

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Hey friends! It’s Tammy here 🙂 We’ve recently gotten a few people asking about the clothing rack that’s in my laundry room (check out the full reveal here). Today I thought we’d share on how to make this simple, DIY industrial pipe clothing rack! I’m one of those people who likes to hang-dry most of […]

Closet too small? Join the club. It’s called “everybody.” But good news! There are two ways to battle a too-small clothes closet: One is to get rid of some of your stuff (in that case, you’ll want to check out this three-part capsule wardrobe series). The other is to get smart about storage. It doesn’t take a lot of time or money. In fact, all you need is one fifty-dollar bill, some sofa cushion change, and an afternoon at your local superstore.