It’s day 1,489 of quarantine, or so it seems, and in addition to having a baby during this crazy time I’ve gone a little stir crazy and started installing Elfa shelving anywhere I can. When I first moved into my home I designed and installed Elfa shelving in the master closet and my daughter’s closet…. continue reading »
Happy hot August, I hope everyone is staying cool and staying safe. Many of my clients have decamped to the shore or upstate, some even leaving their city homes permanently or renting them out long-term. My clients who are staying are majorly decluttering their homes to create more space and address what’s really important to… continue reading »
Forget the turtledoves, lords a leaping, and maids a milking…well maybe keep the leaping lords…here’s the Twelve Days of Christmas as told by an organizer. Bonus points if you sing it. On the first day of Christmas, my professional organizer gave to me: 1 Label Maker On the second day of Christmas, my professional organizer gave… continue reading »
The average American will move more than 11 times in their life. While this may seem like a lot, I’m in my mid-30s and have personally moved 15 times already! But how do you go about choosing the right moving company to handle your most prized possessions? I turned to www.reviews.com and their 2017 list… continue reading »
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In the increasingly digital world we live in there’s an app for almost anything. According to a PewResearch Internet Project, “In 2020… There will be a widespread belief that the World Wide Web is less important and useful than in the past and apps are the dominant factor in people’s lives.” Chances are, the last… continue reading »
There’s a trend recently to do away with the dresser. I don’t know why it’s a trend – dressers are so useful! They hold a lot of folded clothes and have drawers you shut to keep clothing out of sight. You can even use the top of the dresser to display jewelry or hold a… continue reading »
We all have goals in our life. Whether we accomplish them depends on how we spend our time. Schedule time for your goals. If they’re important enough to be goals, they’re important enough to be in your schedule. Even working 15 minutes a day on your goal is more than 90 hours a year! That’s… continue reading »
I’m starting a new series of five questions with experts in various fields. Featured today is Jessie Sessions, a Realtor who has helped people on both the East and West coast find their dream homes. She currently resides in sunny Santa Barbara and sells beautiful houses on the ocean – one of which will be… continue reading »
The entryway sets the tone for your home. It’s the first impression your guests have when they walk through your door. This is the zone of “out-the-door” where you’ll house things that go out-the-door. In addition to coats, this could include backpacks and sports equipment. And in small apartments, luggage often resides here. Make the… continue reading »