Simplify Your Life, Love Your Home
Closets can be a haven of simplicity at best or a pit of despair at worst. At times, many of us (including myself) have been in the pit of despair camp. Maybe your closet makes you feel overwhelmed or guilty or maybe you walk in and can never decide what to wear because you can’t
Too often labeling gets overlooked, but the truth is, labeling takes organization one step further. It can be the final puzzle piece to not just getting, but staying organized. Labeling can make a huge difference in a variety of spaces (think closet, pantry, office, mud room, laundry room…the list goes on). It’s more powerful than
Magnolia Seagrass basket with leather handle. These beautiful baskets can be used for so many things such as storing throw blankets, in the laundry room and in kids room, etc. Rope coil baskets, My absolute favorite baskets from Target. These are soft but
There’s no better motivation to declutter than knowing you are soon hosting a party or family holiday. Part of being a good host is making sure your home feels welcoming, calm and preferably is not overflowing with clutter! Here’s a simple plan for decluttering the common areas in your home so you can focus on
Nothing says home more than fall in New England. Every year I get the same feelings of nostalgia when the leaves begin to change colors, the temperature begins to drop and I start to see signs for Pumpkin Spice Lattes. I look forward to putting away the beach bags and sandals and cozying up with
1. Gather up your favorite decorative accents, dishes, books + artwork. 2. Take everything out and wipe down the shelves. 3. Choose a color palette (take inspiration from a piece of art or pottery) and try to use complimentary colors or stick with neutral colors and vary the textures. 4. Put back the largest pieces
We’ve all been there: The night before a trip, staring down at an overstuffed suitcase, still not sure if you packed everything you need for your long-anticipated getaway. I used to be an chronic over packer. I think it came down to not wanting to commit to specific clothing so I would end up packing
Deal with mail immediately when it comes in the house. Recycle all junk mail. If there’s a bill that needs to be paid, put it in an “action” or “bills to pay” folder. Even better, set up everything you can on autopay and have your statements emailed. If there are personal notes you want to
I think moving is pretty far up on the list of life’s stressful events. Despite the excitement of new beginnings, moving forces you to confront your stuff and make what seems like a million decisions. It’s sort of rapid fire organization because you don’t want to move things that you no longer use or love.
Even though I’m one hundred percent done having babies, I still get pangs when I see sweet nurseries on Instagram. Those first few months with a new baby are so special and a peaceful + organized place to spend your time feeding, changing or reading to the baby is key. This post is for all the