Enough

How much is enough? When the space is full - it’s
enough. In this picture, there is space for more paper
bags…but when the space is full - no more paper bags!

How much is enough? When the space is full - it’s
enough. In this picture, there is space for more paper
bags…but when the space is full - no more paper bags!

If you want a way to divide your clothes into sections
consider using a different kind of hanger for the divider.

Small bathroom with no storage
and an empty crate with no purpose:
Put crate in bathroom and use for
storage of essentials.


Shelves can feel less cluttered and pieces
can be more appreciated by putting
less on each shelf.

The pitcher and cups are on one shelf.

The green bowls and fancy piece / brown bowls
each get a shelf.

A junk box

can be divided up into smaller spaces for
desk supplies

One way to utilize space in a closet is to put
the shorter clothes to one side so that there
is space underneath for a shelving unit.

It doesn’t have to hold envelopes…

Is the desk in the dining room where you don’t need a
place for envelopes but do need a place for teacups?
Here is a solution…put your teacups, saucers,
cutlery box, and coasters here. The point is - you can
use a piece of furniture for anything that makes sense
for your situation.

Here is an easy way to keep track of your sheets.
Take the bottom and top sheet and put them inside
the matching pillow case. Now you are ready to store
(and easily retrieve) them. *This idea comes from my
friend Liz who I think read about it in Martha Stewart.

Box with Velcro
The velcro - Put a piece of hooked velcro on one door and a piece of looped velcro on the other door. One of the pieces should be longer and stuck to the outside of the door then doubled back on itself and stuck to the inside of the door. This provides a pull mechanism which is used to open up the door.

Open Box