Q&A for How to Organize Your Bedroom

Print nice pictures and hang them on the wall. Buy any decor rug. You might take empty candy jars and use them for anything, and buy a new blanket for your bed. You could buy decor stickers/decals and stick them on your desk and/or walls.

First, go through all the clothes. If you can't see yourself wearing something, then throw it out. Also, I use a shoe organizer. A small mirror can really trick the eyes into thinking a space looks bigger. Do not make the mistake of not throwing something out because you have "memories." You can make new memories in the clothes you'll actually wear.

As it's a hostel, don't move the furniture around, but make sure the place is tidy. Pick up litter, fold clothes. De-clutter a desk or dressing table.

Separate everything into piles, such as one for clothes and one for toys, then put everything in the correct area. You may need to find containers to store items in if you don't have a spot for them yet.

Go through your clothes again. Get them all out of the wardrobe and, if you haven't worn them in the last three months, throw them out.

You can use those to organize your room by putting random items on the shelves that don't have anywhere else to go.

Try the KonMari method. It is a very popular method so you can find it easily. There is also a Netflix show all about it. This method worked for me!

Just clean up after yourself on a day-to-day basis. When you take something out, put it back where it belongs when you're finished. Make your bed as soon as you get up in the morning, and straighten up your room at the end of the day before bed. This way things should stay relatively organized.

First, take all your clothes out and sort them into four piles: keep, throw away, donate and store. Then throw away, donate, and store the items. You can buy large plastic bins at the Container Store or really any big box store for storing clothes and the like, and some of these bins are even designed to slide under your bed.

Add a closet to keep your clothes, a desk for doing your homework and a king, queen, double or twin bed with neat sheets and comforters. To stop it from getting messy, clean it on a day to day basis, for instance, after finishing your homework, you would put your books and exercise books on a shelf.

Add a king-size or a queen-size bed, closet, an extra dressing table, a big desk or you can use this method: Right front corner is for studying, lighten it up, the left back corner is for sleeping, and make it as cozy as possible. And add a dressing corner, which is only for closets, dressers, etc.

You can use 2 beds and desks or anything you need, or if it is not possible, work together to keep it organized. Or, use curtains or screens to dived the room into 2.