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Every day we have things coming in and going out of our home. Having an efficient, clear system that doesn’t clog up the space by the front door, yet keeps all the items you need easily accessible is key to having less stress as you walk out the door. This article offers a few key tips to get you started.
Does it feel wasteful to get rid of items in your home? I get it. But, if you’re not using something, it is wasteful whether it remains in your home or heads to the dump. Learn how to be a better consumer, only taking items into your home that you will use and love.
Instead of jumping into a renovation project, assess the space in your home causing you the most frustration objectively and thoughtfully. It’s possible that an organizational refresh might be able to improve the function and feel of your space (without the hefty price tag).
There are lots of ways that we can practice self-care and relax from our busy lives. This article shares how organizing key spaces in your home (or life, for that matter) is one of them!
If you are looking for some renewal of the way you live and the way you feel – or just less stress at home/work – it might help to take a moment to clear the visual clutter you see each day.
The start of a new school year always seems to sneak up on me. I guess we relish our summer schedule for as long as possible! But school has started (or is about to start for some), traffic is back, and it’s time to get a solid routine in place. So, as my start of school gift to you, here are a few tips to simplify your morning routine…
I’ll be honest … I love pretty bins. But how do we use these products to actually become organized? Organization is about a lot more than just a container.
Our homes can be our sanctuaries and an amazing source of calm for us. Now, more than ever, we may need that sanctuary of a space to re-center us and find our calm. Here are some ideas for manageable projects to tackle at home.
Know someone that maybe wants to be organized, but doesn’t know how? There can be a lot of shame associated with disorganization. This article introduces some organization myths, states a few quick stats to help normalize disorganization in our culture, and offers some gentle ways to tell someone how organization strategies can help them — including saving time, money, and square footage in their home.