What do picture when you think of the dark? Spiders? Ghosts? Danger? Darkness tends to be associated with things that are risky, scary, and/or unknown. The best way to diminish darkness is to add light. Shining a light often reveals that there wasn’t anything to be afraid of in the first place. Light also allows […]
Do You Have Scary Clutter Lurking in the Dark? Read More »
Winter days are not my favorite, but I have to admit that they do have their own charm. Snow-laden days are quiet (no lawn mowers or leaf blowers), and they tend to be the only time when cozy up by my fireplace. With their stillness, they also lend themselves well to working on organizing projects.
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There is a phrase I frequently use when working with clients: The floor is not a shelf. Shelves are what we use for storing and displaying belongings. In contrast, the floor is primarily for furniture. As with most rules of thumb, there are exceptions. For instance, near your entryway, the floor may also accommodate shoes.
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If you are lucky enough to have a home, you may wonder how to make the most of it. Most people want their spaces to look and function well, and yet many are struggling. As I discussed last week, the backlog of decisions and their associated “stuff” that we may have neglected can feel daunting.
3 Simple Daily Habits to Keep Your Home Clutter-Free and Organized Read More »
Have you ever heard the phrase, “People come into your life for a reason, a season, or a lifetime?” I’ve always thought it was a helpful mantra, a reminder that it isn’t the duration of a relationship that dictates its value, but rather the impact that it has. Physical belongings are much the same. We
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