Organizing Blog and Strategies

Life moves fast — sometimes a little too fast. That’s why tea time can be such a beautiful ritual — a pause that grounds you. If you’re a tea drinker like me, you’ll love this simple organizing pleasure: the tea drawer. A tea drawer not only keeps your collection beautifully visible and easy to access, but it also helps you live more sustainably. It acts as a gentle space limiter. If your tea stash no longer fits, it’s time to sip through what you have before buying more. Thi

Problem: Every time someone makes toast; they need bread, butter, a knife and cutting board . Then every time they need to wash the knife and cutting board after use. Times this by the number of times this happens in your household over 5 days. Solution: Organize a toast station with your bread, butter (so it’s soft to use), toast tongs and the magic ingredient … a shared butter knife that stays on the counter and is used by everyone throughout the day. Benefits: It's qu

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The bedroom is a common area for clothing clutter. Never enough room in the closet means outfits get tossed on the floor, chair, bed or...

As a professional organizer, I’ve witnessed firsthand the transformative power of decluttering. There’s something truly liberating about...

In the quest for an organized closet, one often overlooked yet incredibly efficient method is vertical clothing filing. This technique...

The easiest and fastest way to purge kids stuff is to have kids involved. Way too many stuffies is a common problem when dealing with...

One of the best yet most obvious tests to help you purge an item out of your home is the dust factor. The thicker the dust, the more...

Your home can become a trap for unfinished projects. They not only take up space in you home, but they take up space in your mind. Why...