9 Things Celebrity Organizers Always Buy for Their A-List Clients

"My goal is to create an organization system that can last for years, and plastic doesn't play a role in that strategy, so I opt for wooden hangers instead of plastic whenever possible. They're incredibly durable and keep closets looking uniform."

—Jenna Haefelin of SPIFF Organizing

"Our goal is to keep countertops as clean and clear as possible. But if you must store items in plain sight, I love the Stowe Eco Glass Canisters from Jenni Kayne Home. They are eco-friendly, come in multiple sizes, and look so stylish on your countertops."

—Teresa Dinneen, Founder and Owner of Lifestyled

"Airtight, waterproof bins are essential for any organization project in order to protect your belongings from dust, water, and other damage. To prevent things from getting stale, I throw a cedar stick into each one."

—Janelle Cohen of Straighten Up by Janelle

"These springform dividers are a go-to drawer solution on every project. They come in 4 sizes to accommodate almost any size drawer, and the acacia wood gives the finished result a custom look. We love them for adding boundaries to rows of folded clothing, large cooking utensils, dish towels, grilling tools, and more!"

—Marissa Hagmeyer, co-founder and COO of NEAT Method

"My new favorite labels are these QR codes that you put on the outside of the bin. You could scan it and it'll show you a
picture of exactly what you would put in there. So it means that you don't have to open up every bin and rummage around. It's a great way to have a digital inventory."

—Janelle Cohen of Straighten Up by Janelle

"Our team at Lifestyled uses these deep drawer bins in almost every kitchen organization project. They allow you to keep like-minded items organized and contained in deeper pantries, therefore preventing lost items in the back of your drawers and cupboards."

—Teresa Dinneen, Founder and Owner of Lifestyled

"We're big fans of labeling but not at the expense of the final visual. These magnetic label holders adhere to metal, woven, and fabric bins. Plus, their understated size won't overpower your basket but is still large enough to be easily seen."

—Ashley Murphy, co-founder and CEO of NEAT Method

"This is where style meets function! The number of things you can store in these baskets is endless, but my favorites are shoe storage by the front door, extra towels in a bathroom, kids' books and small toys, and a catch-all by the stairs. They are stylish enough to act as decor but functional enough for all your storage and organization needs."

—Teresa Dinneen, Founder and Owner of Lifestyled

"Garages and storage units often have a lot of wasted vertical space. I like to use wire shelving as a flexible solution that can essentially double the area you have to store things."

—Jenna Haefelin of SPIFF Organizing