This is our 51small apartment decor and organizing ideas. (Please press CC if voice over is not clear) 1. Place a curtain around the bed. http://gravity-gravity.tumblr.com/image/45864748712 http://goo.gl/waEL27 2. use a bookshelf instead of taking up space with a desk. http://withlovefromkat.com/ 3. The curtain separator works for a kitchen too. http://www.marthastewart.com/268693/small-space-makeover 4. Use a piece of plywood to build a makeshift wall. http://livingimpressive.com/2012/07/creative-and-flexible-studio-apartments-designs/blue-studio-apartment/ 5. Or a pull-down screen. http://gravity-gravity.tumblr.com/image/52092151236 6.Put the bedroom under a gigantic canopy. pinterest.com 7. Use TV to separate your sleeping space. http://www.flickr.com/photos/beachrepublic/6440395489/sizes/l/in/photostream/ 8. Opt for sliding doors for closets and bathrooms. http://pinterest.com 9.Re purpose an old window for kitchen separation http://pinterest.com/pin/396387204673520069/ 10. A chest doubles as a coffee table and as storage. http://www.littlebluedeer.com/2012/12/femme-mystique.html 11.Set your bed up against a wall http://www.remodelaholic.com/2012/09/diy-hanging-loft-bed-girls-bedroom/ 12. a couch that swivels into a bed. http://mettespotteridanmark.blogspot.com/2007/07/story-of-couch-bed-guestbed.html 13.Use seating as storage http://www.housebeautiful.com/kitchens/beautiful-designer-kitchens#slide-1 14. Make use of a ladder in dead space behind a door. http://feathery-decor.tumblr.com/post/27334052584 15. Use your window as a projector screen. http://weheartit.com/entry/60966427 16. Place your sofa against the bed. http://theeverygirl.com/feature/nikki-rappaports-washington-d-c-studio-home-tour/ 17. Chaise lounges are a good alternative to regular-sized couches. http://www.ziegz.com/awesome-inspirational-super-small-space-living-design/2-chaise-lounge-sofa/ 18. Turn your bed into a movie pit with a heavy dresser or console. credit: Sally from esoee .com floor plan: http://goo.gl/MKyMsv 19.A ceiling-hanging clothing rack. http://lundagard.blogspot.com/ 20. Giant pillows on the floor http://pinterest.com/pin/220113500509849748/ 21. Build a super simple foldout table that’s mounted to the wall. http://www.slownoodle.com/2011/02/happy-spaces-fine-details.html 22. Put your bed on lockable casters. http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/good-question-answered-diy-bed-84870 23. The Unhampered Collapsible Laundry Basket. https://www.quirky.com/invent/243428 24. Get Slide-in Spice Rack Stuff: http://www.stacksandstacks.com/organizer-spice-rack-20-clip-10d-x-5h-by-spicestor#.UqdLnmRDufQ DIY: http://goo.gl/c98WBD 25. Craft Over-the-Fridge Snack Caddy. by pbteen.com 26. Install Grundtal Towel Holder for Ties and Belts. http://goo.gl/cdhtsR 27. Set up An All-in-One Cabinet that Swivels http://solutions.blair.com/p/swivel-cabinet/51405.uts 28. Under-Cabinet Knife Drawer. http://www.popularwoodworking.com/projects/3-kitchen-storage-projects 29. buy A Hot Iron Holster http://goo.gl/3SFf9D 30. The Couch Arm Wrap https://goo.gl/xPzx2o 31.Corner Dish Rack http://www.betterhouseware.com/View/3-in-1-Space-Saving-Corner-Dish-Rack 32. Prepared Folding Ottoman Bed http://goo.gl/6hbBl4 33. Sliding Shelves for Cabinets www.regal.ca 34. Cord Balls or Great balls of wire http://www.amazon.com/ 35. An Over-the-Faucet Shelf for Toiletries. http://goo.gl/L3UHQN 36. Ikea-Hacked Wall-Hung Lamp. Pinterest.com 37. A Slide-Out Pantry in 6” of Space. http://www.classyclutter.net/2012/05/build-your-own-extra-storage-diy-canned-food-organizer/ 38. Pixelete your wall. http://www.classyclutter.net/2014/05/pixelated-wall-tutorial/ 39. A Cabinet Door Wastebasket. http://www.organize.com/axis-over-cabinet-waste-basket.html 40. A Ceiling-Hung Garment Rack. http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/out-of-the-closet-rope-wrapped-164115 41. Shower Rod Hooks. http://www.moen.com/pressroom/press-release?id=5742 42. A Shower Curtain with POCKETS http://goo.gl/xjINhH 43. An Upholstered Storage Headboard. http://goo.gl/i4uMvY 44. Hidden Jewelry Holder Behind a Painting http://goo.gl/ZKPNJj 45. The Laundry Pod. http://www.thelaundrypod.com/index.html 46. The Shoe Ottoman. http://goo.gl/ZIOZTO 47. Nesting Bowls with Measuring Cups. http://goo.gl/sH8y3M 48. The Hook-On Balcony Desk. http://www.dudeiwantthat.com/outdoors/garden/instant-balcony-table.asp 49. An All-in-One Over-the-Sink Cutting Board. http://fancy.com/things/244890159/Nonslip-Over-the-Sink-Cutting-Board?prtnr=cj 50. Magnetic Stickers. http://fancy.com/things/292445237/Magnetic-Stickers?prtnr=cj 51. The Mirror/Ironing Board. http://www.buegelbrett.net/ Opening/Closing Gifs: http://goo.gl/TrivL6 Opening video: http://tinyurl.com/gnu6969 Music: http://www.bensound.com and Kevin macleod

Comments

1. 7 bowl mixing nesting set $30 wow. There is a comparable version at family dollar for $8.
2. This was so helpful!!!!
3. the ottoman bed and laundry pod are my favorite items.
4. This video is advertised as IDEAS for small apartments. The IDEAS still work even if advertised in not so small spaces. You're welcome. 😂
5. Thanks Siri! (so weird to hear a computer advising on how to arrange furniture ...)
6. sadly, BECUASE I live in an apt, I can't do most of these, but love the ideas like #24 slide spice racks, or #30 the couch armrack!!
   but thank you for the video and the effort
7. selling things that are potential fire hazards is not a good idea.
8. here's a smart idea for when you have a small apartment.
   Only get the bare necessities
9. Wow! !!!!!!
10. i like how the video tells u prices
11. Sheet and curtains to define a space make perfect dust catchers. I'd dread having to take them down to clean them.
12. I like the idea of separating bedroom or kitchen by long curtains, desk, wood wall & slide doors.
    I love it
    It works for kids bedroom
    Too not just for a studio
13. Curtain separator for the kitchen is genius!
14. So... the laundry basket is "for entertainment purposes only", out of stock on Amazon. wtf? This is a pretty sloppy video.
15. Who has ROOM for an ottoman? When you're that cramped, the coffee table serves as your ottoman (if you have room for THAT too).
    In fact when you're that cramped, you discover NEODYMIUM MAGNETS real fast - you can get boards with magnets embedded in them for wall-mounted knife storage. Magnets this strong let you attach stuff of considerable weight to the sides of all your whitegoods. And if you're broke too, you can dig these things out of old HDD.
16. 44. Turn your painting sideways so that it's a vertical item & replace the painting with a mirror. Place very thin chocks at the top on the back before mounting so that up close you can see your face & upper body easily but when standing back, you can see your entire body. Mount it opposite the doorway if possible so that you can step backwards into the doorway for a better view - playing with the chocks & your available standing space sorts this out.
    I've done this & it works a charm - the play angle is very small but makes quite a difference.
17. "Place your sofa against yourbed." That's agreat idea! Most sofa's are bigger than my room (2 * 3 meters) and I need a bed, closet, table, bookcase, bin, storage for bags and season clothes. My room is my sleeping room, study room and living room. No way there is place for even a curtain around my bed.
18. Most of those ideas show rooms, that are not at all considered "small" in Germany, where I live Those are absolute average! Some of them are rather big compared to what I live in. And that is not a small apartment! So you see how different reception of space is in different countries. My best idea for keeping a "small" space clear: Stop buying and start throwing stuff out. You don't need to stock up for the zombie apocalypse! But: Every furniture you buy makes you walk around it, costs money, needs cleaning and care. Throw stuff out and you may not need the extra piece at all. Start this way around. You don't have to become a minimalist...
19. How is this not remodeling? Where are the recommendations for us renters? We can't change doors or screw stuff into the walls or ceiling.
20. Really clear & simple video- good pics, good narration and good links with numbers for speedy location. And no annoying music.