Organizing & Storage

Who knew the window could be so clutch?

You don't have to sacrifice style to be tidy.

It's the ultimate bedroom hack.

A solution that sticks.

Don't you just love it when style meets substance?

Say goodbye to a cluttered room.

Locker end tables, anyone?

Number 6 can help get all your spices in order!

This weekend our Spring Cleaning consisted of cleaning out the fridge, deep cleaning the kitchen and avoiding the space we call our bedroom closet. It’s become a catchall for things we’re not sure what to do with. Lampshades, framed art we haven’t hung yet, old duvets, and of course, clothes that we just don’t wear anymore. All of this cleaning and avoiding got us fantasizing about having clean rows of labeled boxes and jars with everything organized inside.

Project: Pegboard Wall OrganizerTime: An afternoonCost: $30.00 (more or less) Our DIY home organization project for the New Year involved hanging a pegboard organizer in our tiny kitchen. Although we found lots of how-tos for installing pegboard on the web, very few of them had detailed instructions and supply lists, so we thought it would be helpful to document our own experience in step-by-step form.

There's one cabinet that's actually the best for storing small appliances.

She still talks about it today.

I feel like an organizing pro.

According to a pro.

If you are so lucky as to have an actual pantry, you’re already ahead of the game. You have the space to stock up on often-used ingredients, and have all the supplies for cooking meals right at your fingertips. Of course, the downside to having room is that things accumulate and don’t get dealt with. So, in the spirit of the new year, here are five things to target in your pantry, to pare it down and leave yourself plenty of room for the essentials. 1.

No dishwasher? No problem!

Maximize storage, even in small spaces.

Yes, even for you too.

For starters, those beautiful wicker baskets might not be for you.

Who doesn't love a chic kitchen organizer?

Based on the glowing reviews, they're well worth the buy.

Professionals share their tips for safeguarding life's most valuable documents, from marriage licenses to deeds.

Yes, you can organize on a dime.

One roll is said to replace up to 286 paper towel rolls.

It also keeps my cabinet neat and tidy.

Because an organized home is a happy home.

Here are some ways to take even your already-organized spaces up a notch, to a deeper level.

The kitchen generates more useful “garbage” than anywhere else in the house. 

Added storage in a flash!

Do it for the planet.

The overhauled pantry has transformed their time at home.

It's the perfect way to organize your spices during spring cleaning.

This is an unexpected and brilliant use of space.

It'll turn a mess into an organizational dream.

Do you need to see it to use it?

“Get Organized” — The Home Edit’s beloved Netflix show — is back for a second season.

No-drill installation is our favorite kind!

Pyrex does it again!

Hope and Ted Conner spent seven months and $1,081 to completely makeover their closet.

If you're into neutral, organic interior design, this is a clever way to introduce color and texture into your kitchen.

No more storage-container Jenga!

According to seafaring experts.

Knowing the difference can save you time and energy.

To save time (and money) we want moving day to go as smooth as possible. We’ve booked a recommended service by the hour so it’s super important for us to be prepped and ready to go once they arrive. Here are some of the things we plan on doing to ensure an efficient day–and don’t forget to let us know your helpful tips in the comments.Label boxes clearly We like to label our moving boxes on a top corner, and on the long and short side of each box.

Now I actually *use* what I have.