Awesome Organization

Accessory maker Griffin Technology turned to crowdfunding to produce this elegant charging station, which holds up to five tablets, phones, and other gadgets, and keeps them out of sight. In birch, walnut or ebony woodgrain finishes.

Music lovers and audiophiles will love this clever coat rack made from vinyl decals and wood and aluminum peg hooks. Once the sliders are attached to your wall, they don’t move, so be sure you get your EQ right the first time.

This versatile and powerful magnetic hanger can hold up to 20 pounds, so you can feel confident hanging coats, backpacks, and most anything you’d like on metal surfaces. Our apologies in advance for the song at the end of the video.

Designed by Hsunli Huang, these architectural file holders and pen cups are inspired by the fire escapes and facades of the cast iron buildings of New York’s SoHo district. Made from ABS plastic. If only the actual buildings were this pristine.

The Slim is Cocoon’s first ever backpack to have a pocket lined with the company’s awesome Grid-It! elastic straps. This lets you store items vertically and maximize the bag’s space. It also has room for a 15″ MacBook Pro.

SuckUK’s utilitarian wall hook will hold onto your hats, scarves, leashes, bags and other stuff. Ironically, you’ll need another hammer to nail each one up on the wall. Sold individually.

A brilliant concept from designer Kim Sung Min – these illuminated push-pins could be set to a specific time (and date?) and automatically light up when the task at hand is due.

Designed by Héctor Serrano for Italy’s Seletti, these spiffy porcelain desktop organizers come in three sets which can be reconfigured into miniature scenes – a warehouse, a city, or a ship.

An organizer similar to the Grid It! – down to the exclamation point in their names – but super sized for home use. Made of wood wrapped with lots of elastic string. Comes in blue and yellow/orange.

The Plug Out is a power socket organizer made from silicone. Its back is coated with an adhesive for easy installation. It was designed by René Lee to encourage people to unplug unused devices.

Got lots of loose gear floating around your bag? Grab a Grid-It! and get your act together. Each one offers an interleaved grid of elastic straps which hold a variety of random items firmly in place.