After The Home Edit: See Inside 25 Insanely Organized Celebrity Closets

Mandy Moore, Katy Perry, Khloe Kardashian and more stars have turned to organizational gurus Joanna Teplin and Clea Shearer to completely transforms their homes' storage spaces.

By Tierney Bricker Sep 10, 2020 10:00 AMTags
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Cinderella had her Fairy Gdmother, celebrities have The Home Edit. 

In the new Netflix reality series Get Organized with The Home Edit, company founders Joanna Teplin and Clea Shearer help celebs and mere mortals alike make sense of their messes. What starts off as disorganized and disheveled spaces are magically transformed into color-coordinated and clean dreams. If Marie Kondo was all about less is more in 2019, The Home Edit fully believes more is more and make it cute in 2020.

But, if we're being honest, one of the biggest draws of the show, aside from all of the #storagegoals, is getting a sneak peek inside the closets and pantries of major stars, like Reese Witherspoon, Khloe Kardashian and Eva Longoria. And Teplin and Shearer have been helping celebs clean up their homes long before Get Organized dropped on Sept. 9. 

Kacey Musgraves, Emma Roberts, Thomas Rhett and Lauren Akins, and Dwyane Wade are just a handful of the clients The Home Edit has worked with over the years, and, being the nosy neighbors we are (listen, we are all part of the social media neighborhood, OK?), we've rounded up 25 of their jaw-dropping transformations. 

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Ready for some serious organizational porn? 

Khloe Kardashian

"Your house is our favorite place to organize because you are our neat freak soul sister, and the kindest heart on this planet," the Home Edit team wrote to the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star on Instagram. 

And somewhere out there Schitt's Creek Moira Rose is crying into one of her many wigs over Khloe's glam room set-up. 

Kim Kardashian West

"When @kimkardashian wanted to transition from plastic to glass, we were up for the challenge," The Home Edit wrote of KKW's minimalistic pantry refresh. Can you say #housegoals?

Thomas Rhett and Lauren Akins

The adored couple's closet is the ideal example of sharing is caring, with the country singer and the bestselling author each getting their half of the massive space.

Lauren Conrad

It's honestly surprising that Pinterest didn't combust the day the fashion designer and The Home Edit came together. 

Gwyneth Paltrow

Oh. My. Goop. 

Mindy Kaling

Why not her? Leave it to The Mindy Project creator and star to have the chicest playroom and nursery for her daughter Katherine, 2. 

Katy Perry

She's making us fee like a teenage organized dream with this stacked household closet that looks fresh as a daisy. 

"We used our turntables, bins, and baby bins - so basically, our idea of a good time," The Home Edit shared of the new mom's storage makeover. 

Kacey Musgraves

Looking at pics of Musgraves' jewelry drawer makes us happy and sad at the same time. Happy 'cause it's pretty and sad 'cause it reminded us all of our necklaces are tangled together. 

Dan Levy

"Ew, David!" said no one ever after looking at the Schitt's Creek creator and star's swoonworthy pantry.

"Pantries are our speciality - especially for @instadanjlevy," The Home Edit detailed the project. "Thrilled to help move him in because we... get the *vibe.*"

Emma Roberts

"We normally try to get clients to purge their closet, but @emmaroberts has such amazing stuff we were like just keep it all, it's totally fine," The Home Edit team shared of the American Horror Story actress' enviable walk-in that is probably bigger than our apartment. 

Tiffani Thiessen

Leave it to the cookbook author to have a fridge so stocked we'd have no interest in going out to eat. 

Mandy Moore

This is us fully losing our cool over Moore's color-coordinated handbag collection.

Jessie James Decker

Forget diamonds, shoes are clearly a girl's best friends. And the reality star and country singer's enviable collection are a color-coordinated dream. 

Dwyane Wade

Um, no shade, but there's no way any sneakerhead's organization game is topping that of Wade's. 

Busy Philipps

Is it weird if you suddenly want to live in a pantry? Asking for a friend...

DeMarcus Ware

The former Dallas Cowboys linebacker has a closet that even Carrie Bradshaw would tackle him for. 

Whitney Port

The hills are alive with the sound of our envy over the reality TV star's kitchen appliances.

Olivia Culpo

The Home Edit turned the model's bathroom into the very definition of organizational goals, with each makeup category getting its own bin, should you ever confuse bronzer and blush. 

Savannah Guthrie

Should you need a little inspo to organize your pantry today, look no further than the morning show anchor's tidy shelves.

Abigail Spencer

That shoe storage game? Timeless.

Allison Janney

If the Oscar winner's kitchen pantry doesn't make you want to cook then nothing else will TBH. 

Laura Dern

Will somebody give a woman a moment to bask in the glory of the Big Little Liars star's carb storage game?

"Truly one of the loveliest people we've ever met," the team gushed on Instagram.

Molly Sims

Did you know the actress and model was one of The Home Edit's first clients and serves as en executive producer on the Netflix series? Well, you do now!

Eva Chen

The director of fashion partnerships at Instagram and a children's book author turned to the team to make the inside of her refrigerator worthy of a fridge selfie.

Jana Kramer

"Our Nashville team organized Jana Kramer's bathroom to perfection," The Home Edit detailed of the podcast host's project. "They used our drawers and divided bins for the micro categories, baskets for bulk items, and turntables on hard to reach shelves!"

Get Organized with The Home Edit is now streaming on Netflix.