Get The Home Edit Look: Organize Like Celebrities With These Storage Containers

Get all of Clea and Joanna's secrets in their book! It's an awesome coffee table book and filled with organizing tips and ideas. Think of it like a cookbook for home organization that gives you the exact "recipe" for each pretty photo. You'll see examples of organized spaces in every room of the house and in all sizes of spaces (not just mansions, they have a ton of achievable real-life ideas, too!).

I've gotten so many questions about these pretty pantry canisters since using them in my baking cabinet! They are super pretty, crystal clear, modular and have an air-tight seal. Perfect for the pantry but also useful in other areas like the craft room or toy room.

You'll see these pretty jars in many of The Home Edit's pantry projects. They love a good clear jar in the kitchen or bathroom, and the wood lids are a beautiful finishing touch.

These baskets look so pretty on open shelving! Clea and Joanna use them in a lof of walk-in pantries but they'd also look beautiful in a linen closet or laundry room. These come in both black and white.

Ahh, this turntable is incredibly useful for so many things! I use one to store all of our kids art supplies (there's one removable compartment that's perfect for crayons). I've also seen these used for dishwasher tablets and supplies under the kitchen sink and for beauty products under the bathroom vanity.

Add a simple label to these pretty white containers and they'll look clean and chic on any shelf. The Home Edit uses these a lot in linen closets, laundry rooms, and utility closets. Great for corraling cleaning supplies, laundry items, or extra paper products.

Lazy susans are a secret weapon used by all professional organizers. They work in so many areas, especially under sinks and on high cabinets where you can't reach the back. I have one on a high shelf to corral bottles of things like olive oil, vinegar, and cooking sprays.

These are my favorite storage bins in the whole wide world! And I think Clea and Joanna agree because they use them in basically every one of their organizing projects. They come in several sizes and are crazy versatile!

Another organizing product that I've used all over our house just like The Home Edit ladies have! These come in tons of different sizes and work great for organizing any drawer.

Here's another one of iDesign's drawer organizers in a larger size. They come in many sizes and these larger ones are awesome for organizing larger cooking utensils and gadgets in kitchen drawers.

Add order to your pantry shelves with this tiered shelf. It's a great way to organize canned goods and spices.

This clear drawer is another product that's useful all around the house. It's shown here storing sweaters but I've also seen these work really well stacked under the bathroom vanity or on a linen closet shelf. These are modular so they stack nicely.

Clear containers are the hallmark of The Home Edit's signature look! This is one they designed for their product line at The Container Store. It has really nice handles and a handy divider in the middle.

The organizing duo is known for creating rainbows of color-coded organization and these little bins from their product line work so well for storing so many things.

Baskets add warmth and texture to shelves and conceal less pretty items. They use these baskets for storing linens and backstock pantry items a lot.

When you have the right organizers, even your makeup collection can look beautiful! This one looks pretty sitting on top of a vanity or stash it in a deep vanity drawer. It could also work well for office supplies!

Handwritten labels are part of The Home Edit's aesthetic but if you don't love your handwriting, use these handy packs of labels.

These clips look super nice and clip right on to bins and containers of all kinds. Every container needs a pretty label, right?

Another clip-on label option, these are black so you can use a chalk marker to write a cute label.

For more permanent labels, use paint markers! These can still be removed if you ever change your mind but also won't smear as easily as a chalk marker will.