Make the most of tiny halls and private rooms with these genius storage hacks ideal that make space out of nothing.
Given the size of some student halls, every little extra space helps!
Here's how to fold T-shirts the right way
Use Shoe organisers for EVERYTHING
via luxtica.com
Hang a shoe organiser on the back of your door and use it to keep in EVERYTHING. Shoes - obviously - stationary, cleaning products, toiletries and even food. Seriously useful.
Use a mattress tidy
via amazon.co.uk
This handy mattress tidy (from Amazon) is great if you don't have a bedside table. You could even make something similar yourself pretty easily.
Keep seasonal clothes in a suitcase
via Purewow
And shove it under your bed (or elsewhere) to free up room in your draws and wardrobe.
Cereal or shoe boxes become draw dividers
via blogspot.co.uk
Organise your draws with just some old cereal or shoe boxes.
Store and hide shoes on the sides of your bed
via thechive.com
A great little idea to free up room elsewhere and keep your dorm tidy.
Turn a shower caddy into easy wall storage
via bhg.com
It's trivial to hang on an existing screw or clip on the wall.
Toilet roll tubes keep draws tidy
via instructables.com
Use toilet roll tubes to keep your cables perfectly organised
Add more cupboards to your cupboards
via abeautifulmess.com
Make use of spare space on top of cupboards in the kitchen by adding boxes or drawers to keep more stuff in.
Use clips to keep cables tidy
Use a cutlery tray for stationary
via craftivitydesigns.blogspot.co.uk
Add a cheap set of draws inside a cupboard
A cheap set of drawers allows you to make better use of the space at the bottom of your wardrobes.
Hang more stuff with hanger connectors
Grab a few space saving hanger connectors to squeeze more onto your clothe rails.
Pringles cans make for great spaghetti storage
via thriftysue.com
Store your spaghetti in an empty pringles can, it makes the perfect fit. Clearly nature intended this to happen.
Keep takeaway containers
Keep takeaway containers and clean them out for future use storing pretty much anything, food or otherwise.