Being able to open the windows to let some fresh air in has to be one of life’s simplest (and best) pleasures.

The change of the season is the perfect time to transform fresh air into refreshed areas (and use new organization systems too).

If your garage has become a dumping ground for things like old paint cans, sports equipment, and seasonal tools, you’re not alone. But fear not, it’s the perfect time to reclaim your space and avoid future headaches.

Oftentimes, tidying up a garage can be done in a few sunny days, but when the job feels overwhelming, it might be helpful to call for backup to facilitate the process. Either way, remember: pace yourself.

Getting Organized for the Season

Last week’s warmer weather was a bit tease for spring and it got me thinking about where to start. This weekend, spring officially arrives and it’s the perfect opportunity to start cleaning and thinking of ways to organize your home.

Over the next few weeks, we’ll be looking at areas that can feel overwhelming and I'll be offering some quick, easy, and most of all, manageable ideas to set yourself up for success. But, for today, let’s talk about the first steps to getting organized for spring:

Finding your community.

No matter how much you love your house, there may come a time when you need a change, and when that time comes, it’s best to stay calm. We wanted to share a few tips and tricks we’ve learned to save you time and headaches. Deep breaths!

Our homes and routines aren't used to having us all home all the time, so we need to adapt and adjust to get organized.

We've put together our top tips to help you stay organized throughout this lockdown, and none of them involve reorganizing your space.

When you’ve got a lot of rooms that need work, it can be hard to know where to begin. Let’s be honest - when you’re decluttering your house and organizing your closets, you’re going to make a mess before you get it all cleared and organized.