A current client had, as most of us do, many, many photos in various states of organization (if any at all). She had attempted to get...

Clutter affects everyone, although we all deal with our clutter differently. The Oxford dictionary defines clutter as “a lot of things in an untidy state, especially things that are not necessary or are not being used; a lack of order”, and here’s the thing- it’s sort of unavoidable. One of the most valuable tools I’ve learned throughout my organizational journey is to embrace that temporary states of clutter are okay. They’re necessary. We have to be free to live and to crea

You aren't alone. So many of us struggle, for our own reasons, to let go of what has found its way into our space. That's ok. To move...

Having a well-organized kitchen has always been a thing for me. I'm not a great cook but I do enjoy making a nice meal for my family and...

Over my adult years, I've moved 9 times. That's 18 times I've packed and unpacked my kitchen. As odd as it may seem, I've actually...

It has been an intense, in many ways, couple of days. Intense heat. Intense emotions. Intense excess. And intense success. There are count

by Mekaila Oaks, Redfin With all the time spent at home lately, you’ve likely had some downtime to deep-clean your bathroom or...

If you've been thinking about organizing your family's documents (including artwork and memorabilia), this post is for you. Oftentimes we...

Raise your hand if you have missed a meeting, caved to the flashy drive thru between school and soccer practice, dropped the ball on paying

Families are increasingly more stretched for time, as a result of an increase in dual-income earning families, an increase in our...

Life is so busy. There are so many aspects of life to be managed on a day to day basis. Having a home that is free of excess that you...