Bye-Bye Clutter! Take a Peek Inside the Hyper-Organized Closets of Your Favorite Stars

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Bye-Bye Clutter! Take a Peek Inside the Hyper-Organized Closets of Your Favorite Stars

Organizing like an A-lister is a breeze —  just ask The Home Edit cofounders, Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin. Celebs such as Mandy Moore, Busy Philipps and Khloé Kardashian have trusted the organizational gurus to tidy up their spaces for years. In fact, the This Is Us actress, 34, even allowed the Nashville-based duo into her newly renovated home ahead of her movers! “I think that she really wanted to organize [the] elements to match the beauty of her new home,” Shearer tells Us Weekly. The twosome delivered: In addition to making Moore’s closet and pantry spaces picture-perfect, they optimized them to fit her needs. For the singer, that meant keeping food on higher shelves where her pets couldn’t reach and utilizing lower storage space for bulk goods, such as paper towel and bottled water.  “Her house had to account for the fact that she had a bunch of big dogs,” Shearer said.  “You can’t just style a space. It has to actually makes sense. Everything we do is for a reason.“ The duo also had free reign of The Hills alum Lauren Conrad’s home, which they co-inhabited with the fashion designer, 33, and her husband, William Tell, for a week while making over her office, closet, bathroom and pantry. [jwplayer oc3kdmtK-l3ahXupL] “Lauren [has] never been, self-admittedly, an organized person,” Shearer tells Us. Rather than hide away all her things, however, the team helped her to decide how to best display items that brought her happiness — including her colorful balls of yarn. “Honor any collection that makes you happy,” Teplin advises. “If you don’t want to look at it, you probably shouldn’t be collecting it.” As for Kardashian, 34, who already maintains “the most organized home” the ladies say they’ve ever walked into, it was all about going the extra mile. “She really wanted a crisp, uniform label,” Shearer said. The pair also made sure the Revenge Body host’s pad was stocked with plenty of sleek storage bins and canisters. “Uniformity in product is … hugely important,” Teplin explains. “It doesn’t cost anything extra to have things match. … It also makes people want to maintain it.” You can pick up The Home Edit: A Guide to Organizing and Realizing Your House Goals ($15) in bookstores across the country, but in the meantime, scroll through to see some of the the ladies' best work!

Credit: Clea Shearer

Bye-Bye Clutter! Take a Peek Inside the Hyper-Organized Closets of Your Favorite Stars

Organizing like an A-lister is a breeze —  just ask The Home Edit cofounders, Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin. Celebs such as Mandy Moore, Busy Philipps and Khloé Kardashian have trusted the organizational gurus to tidy up their spaces for years. In fact, the This Is Us actress, 34, even allowed the Nashville-based duo into her newly renovated home ahead of her movers! “I think that she really wanted to organize [the] elements to match the beauty of her new home,” Shearer tells Us Weekly. The twosome delivered: In addition to making Moore’s closet and pantry spaces picture-perfect, they optimized them to fit her needs. For the singer, that meant keeping food on higher shelves where her pets couldn’t reach and utilizing lower storage space for bulk goods, such as paper towel and bottled water.  “Her house had to account for the fact that she had a bunch of big dogs,” Shearer said.  “You can’t just style a space. It has to actually makes sense. Everything we do is for a reason.“ The duo also had free reign of The Hills alum Lauren Conrad’s home, which they co-inhabited with the fashion designer, 33, and her husband, William Tell, for a week while making over her office, closet, bathroom and pantry. [jwplayer oc3kdmtK-l3ahXupL] “Lauren [has] never been, self-admittedly, an organized person,” Shearer tells Us. Rather than hide away all her things, however, the team helped her to decide how to best display items that brought her happiness — including her colorful balls of yarn. “Honor any collection that makes you happy,” Teplin advises. “If you don’t want to look at it, you probably shouldn’t be collecting it.” As for Kardashian, 34, who already maintains “the most organized home” the ladies say they’ve ever walked into, it was all about going the extra mile. “She really wanted a crisp, uniform label,” Shearer said. The pair also made sure the Revenge Body host’s pad was stocked with plenty of sleek storage bins and canisters. “Uniformity in product is … hugely important,” Teplin explains. “It doesn’t cost anything extra to have things match. … It also makes people want to maintain it.” You can pick up The Home Edit: A Guide to Organizing and Realizing Your House Goals ($15) in bookstores across the country, but in the meantime, scroll through to see some of the the ladies' best work!

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Khloé Kardashian

Teplin tells Us that the reality star's home was already so neat, the thought of organizing it further was "somewhere between an exciting challenge and completely nerve-racking. She did it without us!" 

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Khloé Kardashian

"We took her lead. We saw here she was going with it and what she wanted we just kind of kicked [it] up and filled in the space," Shearer tells Us. "An empty space on the shelf is an invitation to put something there that doesn’t belong. [Your space] should always be about 80 percent full — you should always have about 20 percent [leftover]." 

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Busy Philipps

The matching mini-lazy Susans and colorful collection of cookbooks in the Busy Tonight host's pantry have Us practically salivating. 

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Gwyneth Paltrow

Naturally, the Goop founder's cupboards are practically perfect in every way, courtesy of an array of neatly labeled gray bins and see-through jars. The team's goals for the space went far beyond pretty, however, with the duo writing on their website that their aim was to "1) Better utilize the door space, 2) group the most used categories into easy to access bins, and 3) use the top shelves for back stock items and lesser utilized canned goods." Mission, accomplished! 

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Jessie James Decker

How gorgeous is Jessie James Decker's shoe closet!? Shearer and Teplin explained their method for color madness to House Beautiful in August 2018. "Depending on the patterns, saturation of colors, and varieties of color, your decision on where to place a specific shirt or shoe may vary," they told the outlet. "Sometimes pinks will look better after your red section, but in other situations they'll feel better placed after your purples. Figure out what colors you have to work with, and go from there." 

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Abigail Spencer

The Suits alum keeps her kicks in see-through containers — a favorite of Shearer and Teplin's in the storage department.

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Lauren Conrad

The fashion designer was super hands-on while renovating her home: "She participated, she worked with us the whole time on the floor of her office," Shearer tells Us. "We had the best time with her — even her husband was giving us business advice!" 

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Lauren Conrad

"We all sat around in her office and made those yarn balls," the duo shares of Conrad's gorgeous displays. 

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Mandy Moore

"We just wanted to highlight the beautiful things that she has," Shearer tells Us of Moore's closet.  

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Mandy Moore

Even the "Crush" singer was blown away by her panty's transformation: "She walked in when she saw it and she fainted," Shearer recalls. "Sure, it was a pretend faint — we just like to say that we made her faint." 

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Mindy Kaling

The company gave the Office alum a perfectly sweet space to store her daughter Katherine's things. 

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Molly Sims

The model showed off her kids' playroom on her blog, revealing her must-haves that The Home Edit delivered on. "Cubbies that tuck away into shelving or drawers. Gotta have ’em," she wrote. "A table and chairs for coloring activities is a must. ... Shelving is essential too." 

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Rachel Zoe

The stylist definitely gives Decker a run for money in the shoe department: Zoe's heels don't even fit onto the shelves, spilling over onto the floor! 

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Whitney Port

The Hills: New Beginnings star gushed about her kitchen makeover on Instagram in April 2018, writing, "Remember when @thehomeedit came and changed my life? Well, I do and I thank my lucky [stars] for it every day!!!!"