Whether you’re getting married or making a decision to cohabitate with a partner, moving in with a significant other is one of the biggest decisions you’ll make.
You both have Instant Pots. Whose furniture will you keep? How will you combine everything into one closet? Where will the exercise equipment go? Integrating into each other’s life emotionally and physically can be daunting (especially if one person is moving into the other’s house).
We’re officially two weeks into the new year AND a new decade! How are your goals looking? If you’re like me, your New Year’s resolutions include a few organizing goals (o.k., more than a few for me).
It’s a new year, with a new opportunity to finally keep your resolution to DECLUTTER. Yes, you’ve been here before. Every time you open the junk drawer in the kitchen and spend 15 useless minutes searching for the AAA battery you need with no luck. Or headed out with only one glove because you couldn’t find the other one in the coat closet.
It’s time to finally #declutter once and for all. To do so, we think it’s pretty important to understand types of clutter, identify your clutter areas and carefully plan to improve them.
Airbnb has changed the way we travel. So long dreary hotels and hello home-away-from-home! Renting a home or apartment has become super popular because it’s more comfortable, as long as your guests can easily find everything they need.
If you are renting your house out, here are a few tips to get organized, save time in between renters, and make your guests feel right at home.
