decor • declutter • simplify 

If you're type A, you're probably running out of things to declutter/clean/fix around the house.

If you're anything like me, you've gone through all the stages self-quarantine: denial, anger...day drinking, decluttering, OCD-style surface sanitizing, resolving to get started on that-thing-you-always-said-you-would-if-you-only-had-the-time, realizing it wasn't just the lack of time that was stopping you, and despair at the prospect of homeschooling your kids while working from home...

One of the cornerstones of keeping a tidy home without losing your mind is storing things where you actually use them. You've gotta make it easy to put things back where they belong.

It's not just a new year, but a new decade. So, there's extra pressure to keep your resolution game strong (if you're into that sorta thing...). While getting in shape and spending less top most people's lists, decluttering's gaining popularity thanks to the KonMari movement.

For most people, taking down Christmas decor's a tedious, if not melancholy, task. It's the Yuletide equivalent of unpacking after returning home from a vacation.

Now that we're halfway through the summer break, if you're anything like me, you're running low on ways to entertain your kids around the house.

A couple of weeks ago, I shared my IKEA home decor must-haves. Seeing as IKEA's virtually synonymous with clever home organization solutions, I'd be remiss not to divulge my faves in that category as well. It'd be like going to In-N-Out and not ordering a burger...

Today I'll show you my system for organizing paper clutter! It's day 24 of the 30-Day Spring Tidying Challenge!

Today I'll you how to organize the cleaning supply closet! It's day 23 of the 30-Day Spring Tidying Challenge!

Today we're organizing the kids' toys! It's day 21 of the 30-Day Spring Tidying Challenge!