Minimalism
In our world, minimalism means having only what you use, need and love – no more, no less.
The longer you put it off, the more the mess piles up.You've updated your laundry room or purchased the latest high efficiency appliances, but somehow the laundry is still not doing itself. Unless laundry day runs like a well-oiled machine, you probably have a...
It's not what you think.Focus on a pared-down closet, rather than a capsule wardrobe. That entails buying things that are someone else's idea of what you need: pencil skirts, anyone? Before you even think of adding anything new, focus on getting rid of everyting...
Make an inexpensive upgrade to your one-rod-and-a-shelf closet.If you have one of those bare bones builder-grade closets that desperately needs to be organized and updated but a new custom closet with built-ins just isn't in the budget, these products from IKEA will...
For people who love to cookSpices and cooking oils organized by category within easy reach of the stove.Lowest shelves Spices and cooking liquids are divided by category and stored on labeled turntables. Higher shelves Lesser-used spices and the bulk spices used...
Brutally honest reviews to help you buy what will work in your space and avoid the (overhyped, overpriced) crap.
Browse our favorite products by size, material and purpose. If we don’t use it and love it, we won’t recommend it.
The “hero” products that we’ve used on repeat for clients over the years. They work for any space, any purpose, any style.
Digital designs with shoppable links.
Carefully selected objects for an organized life.
Fully customized DIY plans are great options for do-it-yourself clients who are motivated to get organized, but not sure where to start.
Organizing projects that we’ve completed for private clients.
Where we shop for organizing products
organized + streamlined living
Realistic organizing
Timeless decor
Intentional living
Storage solutions
Sustainable systems
Decluttering
Intentional shopping
