There is a very specific kind of high that comes after decluttering and organizing an area that has driven you nuts for days on end (i.e. the linen closet that dumps towels on you when you open the door or your pantry with spices from 2015).

Snowed in and staring at your walls? You could resign yourself to scrolling social media for the fifth hour in a row, o r you can tackle a few small organizing projects to make your home feel calmer once real life starts up when the snow melts. Here’s the spaces I would tackle: 1. The junk drawer We all have one, and I have this theory that every single one contains one or all of the following: at least two random batteries, receipts from 2017, and a mysterious key that doesn’t open...

Introduction In my opinion as a professional home organizer, one of the hardest parts of creating an organizational system is maintaining it. It’s especially hard when you create a routine, you’re sticking with it, your house and mind feel amazing, and then BOOM - life hits. And right now, that “life” is the holiday season. For years, one of my biggest stressors during the holidays was opening my boxes of decorations only to find a jumbled mess of decor, tissue paper, random trinkets, and...