Organizing small spaces in our homes – the kitchen junk drawer, your bedside table, the bathroom medicine cabinet – can have a big impact on our daily lives. By organizing these small spaces, you’ll be able to locate spare batteries when you need them, find your reading glasses to catch up on that book you’re reading, or quickly grab a Band-Aid to treat a scraped knee are the little things that help make life run more smoothly.
When you set a goal to be more organized, it’s easy to get carried away by all of the beautiful, functional organizing containers available to store your stuff. There are so many types of organizing containers available, there’s even an entire store named for them! But common storage container mistakes can result in unnecessary expenses and end up contributing to your clutter problems rather than solving them.
Whether your home is a 4-bedroom townhouse or a 400-square-foot apartment, eliminating your NYC clutter will maximize your living space, save you time (and often money), and reduce anxiety. A major first step in getting and staying organized, eliminating clutter in your NYC home can seem overwhelming, but by breaking it down into manageable steps,… Continue Reading »
We all need to control clutter in our NYC homes and need to address those items we no longer need or use. Clothing and shoes that no longer fit, household items that have been replaced with updated versions, books we’ve finished reading, toys the kids no longer play with and take up precious storage space… Continue Reading »
One of my clients runs her Public Relations firm from a small home office located in her apartment. While there is adequate space to do to do what she needs to do, the office was cluttered and disorganized, negatively impacting her productivity. She enlisted the help of The Organizing Zone, a NYC professional office organizing… Continue Reading »
Over the past several months, I’ve shared information about the partnership forged between NAPO (National Association of Professional Organizers) and Soles4Souls. The NAPO Challenge urged NAPO professional organizers like me to encourage clients to clean out their closets and donate brand new and gently worn footwear as well as single shoes to Soles4Souls. NAPO professional… Continue Reading »