The home office of interior designer Justine Hugh-Jones

We completely understand that keeping your home tidy and organised can be a daily battle - one that kids, pets and partners seem hell-bent on winning. But never fear, help is here! We've done the leg work and scoured Pinterest to find the best organising boards, full of handy "why didn't I think of that?" tips and gorgeous ideas to help you get organised, in style.

Image - Pernille Kalund via www.bobedre.dk

Pulled from the huge Pinterest board of professional organiser Sarah Shanahan (check out the tips she gave us on how to organise our linen closet here), we love this idea of housing crockery in shelving outside the kitchen, simultaneously saving space and creating a unique display that acts as a decorative archway into the room. With a board full of impeccably organised (and styled) homes, hers is the page to visit if you want to get organised, without sacrificing style.

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Your pantry needn’t be a haphazard collection of packets, bags and boxes – transferring contents to clip-top preserving jars lends uniformity to the space, and your food becomes an attractive display. Wicker baskets are perfect for fruit and veg storage, or for stowing items that may not be so easy on the eye. Check out this organisation board from 'This Is Glamorous' for more great ideas on how to organise the more practical rooms in your house – think kitchen, bathroom and laundry.

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 ‘A place for everything and everything in its place’ – words to live by, as evidenced by this impeccable laundry room. For more inspiring ideas to organise your kitchen, your closet and even your jewellery collection, head over to Tempo da Delicadeza's board.

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Proving that less isn’t always more, these shelves are a lesson in cool clutter. Never forget the decorative potential of everyday items such as CDs, perfumes and even paintbrushes – when arranged in a tasteful way they can double up as ornaments. We pulled this image from L.A-based interior designer Erica Reitman’s board – check it out for more practical, easy to achieve ideas.

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If you’re into minimalism, try arranging your books with the spines facing inwards. Here, the colours of the pages complement the shelves and even the floorboards. On his ‘Display & Storage’ board Bryan Chen brings together images of left-of-center shelving, showing us just how versatile the humble bookshelf can be.

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