Feature #42, April 15, 2010 Headboards come in all types from wall stickers to now this unique upholstered one with hidden storage! Apartment Therapy has an article on this beautiful headboard that doubles as a place to put books, remote controls, and anything else you may want out of sight. – Article by Colleen Quinn…
Entry #66, April 14, 2010 Do you have a subscription to magazines that you don’t even read? Are you still holding on to all 35 t-shirts from your favorite university?! Come on! Let’s get you organized. This starts with uncluttering. I don’t mean going into one closet and cleaning it out. While, this is a…
Entry #62, April 12, 2009 In the past few weeks, I’ve received numerous questions and searches about laundry rooms. I already knew that laundry rooms are an obsession of mine, but I wonder why do you like them? What makes them a hard place to design and/or research? I, for one think it’s an under-designed…
Feature #38, April 7, 2010 Shelving in itself is natural storage. To add some visual interest, and to house items that don’t need to be seen, how about open storage? Open storage includes bins and boxes, and Apartment Therapy shows us some great examples. Look at these wood open boxes. These aren’t your usual office…
Entry #58, April 6, 2010 Hallways in the home never get thought of as a room, until you have your carpets cleaned, and they charge you as though they ARE a room! Hallways have unused potential for storage, display, and even as mudrooms. Let me show you how you can maximize your hallway usage, and…
Entry #57, April 2, 2010 It always seems that children’s rooms need lots of space. For playing, getting dressed, and holding so much stuff! Need ideas of how to create more usable space in your children’s room? Think organization. With some creative storage ideas, and maximizing vertical space, I’ll help you maximize the tiny tot’s…
Entry #52, March 28, 2010 In our post a few days ago, we featured an article about laundry rooms incorporated in the kitchen. Kitchens can be large or small, but they’re only as good as the organization in them. I think large kitchen’s work well for people who want large entertaining areas, and want lots…
Entry #50, March 26, 2010 What is a home office makeover? It’s not taking your laptop from the dinner table to the couch! It’s taking your existing home office area and improving it. Improvements can range from adding additional storage, to painting, to remodeling your space from floor to ceiling. Whatever it means to you…
Feature #32 March 26, 2010 For the last month we’ve been following Spring 2010 -The Kitchen Cure. Did you participate? How did you do? This week The Kitchen Cure shared participants home pictures… take a look. Before and After – Flickr finds It’s not too late to start! Review the steps below. Need more inspiration?…
Feature #27, March 20, 2010 We’re now in Week #4 of the Kitchen Cure, can you believe it? In this last week you get to restock the pantry and focus on your cookware. Week Four Assignments 1. Catch up: Finish up any unfinished business from the previous weeks’ assignments. Week #1: Clean Out Fridge and…
Entry #44, March 18, 2010 How are you doing with the Kitchen Cure? Are you still hanging in at Week #3? Last week, do you remember at Week #2 we focused on de-clutter and reorganizing the tools in your drawers? When I tried to organize my drawers, I realized that organization is only as good…
Entry #43, March 17, 2010 Remember I told you about our kitchen remodel, as soon as we’ve moved in our house? Well, what I didn’t tell you was how much stuff we have sitting in the garage! So this month is about organizing the garage, and actually getting our cars in it. This weekend we’re…