10 Aesthetic Ways to Store Everyday Items

If you like organizing, decorating and are are looking for more ways you can beautify your space, then you are in the right place. Here are 10 ways to store everyday items that are aesthetically pleasing.

1. Tissue in Elegant/Funky Vases

Give your tissue a stylish look by storing them in vases or cute containers. Be sure the vase or container’s opening is small and remove the tissue from the box. Unfold the pack, lift one side of the tissue and fold the tissue pack back in half. Finally, place it into your desired vase and use it normally.

2. Color Coordinated Office Supplies

Grouping your office supplies by color keeps things organized and is aesthetically pleasing.

3. Laundry/Cleaning Products in Wine Bottles

Store baking soda and vinegar in wine bottles. This is a perfect home for these products because the laundry space is usually close to or in the kitchen!

4. Fruit in Clear Glass Cylinder Containers

I took glass containers I already had, stored my favorite fruit in them, and placed them on the dining room table. It’s a great way to encourage healthy eating because you can see all the fruit.

5. Bathroom Supplies in Glass Bowls

Store your cotton rounds, cotton balls and q-tips in small round glass bowls. It will give your space a high-end look.

7. Decor on Cutting Boards

Using a cutting board in spaces other than the kitchen is a great way to get creative with decor and add height to any surface.

8. Perfume on Floating Shelf

Take your perfume and display them on floating shelves in sections by color, scent, or season.

9. Drink Packets in Containers with Labels

I love my liquid IV hydration packets and wanted a cute way to display them, so I took a glass container from the Dollar Tree, placed my liquidIV hydration packets in it, and stuck on a label.

10. Small Serving Dishes in Baskets

I have a bunch of small random serving dishes that I wanted to hide, so I got baskets from Marshalls and placed them inside. This allowed me to have all my dishes out on display while still keeping my kitchen cabinet looking cohesive.