I have recently started working with an elderly client who will be downsizing and moving from a very large 2 bedroom apartment into a 1 bedroom apartment in the next couple of months.  As she has lived in her current home for over 60 years, the thought of moving is a very daunting one.  Not… Continue Reading »

While shopping for containers for a small space or a single shelf can be fun, outfitting a larger space with multiple cabinets and closets can be a daunting task.  I recently worked with a client who wanted me to purchase containers of varying sizes and styles for a studio apartment that she had renovated.  In… Continue Reading »

My NYC home office organizing client may not be a corporate CEO, but has as many responsibilities as one.  She manages the household, oversees the schedules and activities of her husband and 4 children, is pursuing additional training and runs her own small business. While she does have an office outside of her apartment, she… Continue Reading »

I was recently talking to a client about all of the stuff she had in her pocketbook.  In an effort to minimize the number of bags that she carried around, she overloaded her pocketbook.  In theory this might make sense but in practicality it doesn’t.  As the amount of papers, calendars, glasses, etc. increases so… Continue Reading »

I have been working with a client who would like to get her home de-cluttered so that she can then make some decisions regarding re-decorating the space. She is now working from home and needs to better accommodate the needs of her home office. At the beginning of the project, we clearly identified her objectives… Continue Reading »

When I am working with clients to get their offices, homes or paperwork organized, I always stress that the systems that we create need to be as simple as possible so that they will be easy to follow and remember.  As the solutions that I create usually involve learning a new behavior, it is especially… Continue Reading »