I roll all towels in the airing cupboard. Face flannels sit in a pile, ironed so that they sit tidily.
In underwear drawers I use shoe boxes to keep stuff together and separated.
2 shoe boxes for knickers, dark and bright or light and white.
2 shoe boxes for bras, dark and bright or light and white.
Knickers are folded and rolled.
Another shoe box for socks.
Jumpers and tunics are on hangers sorted in colours.
Jeans and jeggings are rolled and are on the top shelf in a built-in wardrobe.
Handbags are in the coffee table/chest in the living room.
Shoes are in hanging shoe shelves (in built in wardrobe) from TK Maxx.
Winter coats and boots are in the attic. Coats hanging from a fitted pole.
Chest of drawers: Nightwear rolled in one drawer, strappy tops/vesty tops/short sleeves in another drawer, long sleeve tee type tops in another drawer.
Dressing gown on a hook on the inside of built-in wardrobe.
Costume jewellery hangs on the inside of same built-in wardrobe, using 2 coatracks with 5 hooks. A bathmat is tied with ribbon onto the bottom of each coatrack so that the hanging jewellery isn't noisy when door is being opened/closed.
3 Wicker baskets on top of wardrobe hold 1) scarves, 2) makeup/hairdryer/straighteners brushes etc. and 3) medications.
Cupboard on the landing with shelves and drawers hold extras of toiletries, shower gels, soap, tissues, toilet tissue etc.
Kitchen cupboards hold what is in daily use. Tinned foods and dry goods are in the garage where we put up the cupboards from the previous kitchen.
Tea towels are folded and ironed so that they store tidily on a shelf.
We are fortunate to have 2 spare bedrooms which helps keep clothing from being too crushed.
It's a very different story when we have house guests and a room needs partially emptied and put into the attic in cardboard boxes.
Oh dear.... do I sound a bit over the top when it comes to organizing, thing is..... I'm basically lazy and if it's done, then I know it's not waiting to be done, does that make sense 
