7 Best HomeGoods Storage Solutions Shoppers Are Grabbing Right Now
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I am friends with a few professional organizers. There is a list of shops they rely on for the highest-quality, most affordable storage and organizational items. It includes Target, The Container Store, Hobby Lobby, and Dollar Tree. However, many of them admit that one of their first stop shops is HomeGoods . “HomeGoods is my adult version of Toys R’ Us! I am not even kidding, I frequent HomeGoods more times a week than I go to the actual gym,” Shaniece Jones, Professional Organizer and Founder of Closet Therapy , told Best Life last year. Now that we are well into the new year, HomeGoods is amping up its selection of storage solutions. The brand recently shared photos of new arrivals to help you get everything you need organized. Here are the 7 best HomeGoods storage solutions shoppers are grabbing right now.
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One thing HomeGoods does right it offering a great selection of gorgeous storage bins, boxes, and hampers. In its new drop, there are beautifully decorated bins, wicker baskets, and boxes that look as good as they function. “I love PRETTY storage,” a shopper commented. It “encourages me to stay on top of clutter!” they added.
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I am loving all the new jewelry boxes that come in every imaginable shape, size, color, and material. Not only are they gorgeous, but include multiple trays to keep jewelry separated and organized. And, they are so pretty, each doubles as decor.
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Why settle for just a stool or ottoman when you can get one that also offers storage? HomeGoods always has many of these in various colors, fabrics, and patterns to complement your aesthetic. They are great for your vanity, living room, or bedroom.
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Spring is springing at HomeGoods, and the extensive wall of pastel bins is here to prove it. The store currently has many LoveShackFancy-looking storage items.
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I have been using the flimsy Christmas tree bags that came with my fake trees. However, I saw these rolling Christmas tree bags at HomeGoods, and I am heading to my store now. Don’t hurt your back carrying your heavy tree to the attic or basement ever again.
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You can’t go wrong with wicker. There is usually a whole aisle of natural wicker baskets and bins at the store. These not only look nice, but tend to last longer than plastic alternatives.
