Tag Archives: Home Organizing

By Alice Roberson: “Clean,” “uncluttered” and“environmentally-friendly” are more than trending words — they are indicative of a way of life. If you have yet to change your habits and are still living in a chemical-filled house full of unnecessary stuff, it’s not too late to make a difference in your home, lifestyle …

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By Fredrica Syren: As a child, I grew up with lots of toys, more toys than the average kid. You name the Barbie and I had her…and her entire wardrobe. When I got married to my husband, we (as most couples) received an endless number of wedding gifts; and as …

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Natalie Wilson: There is no right way to organize your home. No matter what strategy you choose, it has to work with your habits, lifestyle and taste. There are some small and smart approaches you can take to get organized in order to save the money, time and stress that …

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By Fredrica Syren: I’m a person who tries to live a green and minimal life but who also loves fashion and clothes. The problem with fashion is that trends change very quickly, so living an eco-friendly life and still looking fashionable can be a challenge. This is why the capsule …

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By Fredrica Syren: I must admit that hearing the term “death cleaning” gives chills because it sounds as if someone is cleaning until they drop. Now, you if add “Swedish” to it, then as a Swede, I understand what they are talking about. In Sweden, it is common for people …

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By Kacey Bradley: People are more and more interested in green living. This means different things to different people: some focus on making their home free from toxins that could harm their family’s health; some focus on reducing energy usage and waste, especially from fossil fuels that can harm the …

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By Helen Bradford: Although it’s really a challenge to keep a home tidy at all times, leaving it to be overrun by a mess is even worse. Psychologists have pointed out many times the importance of exercising order at home since it will then transfer to other aspects of our …

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By Emma Lawson: Any parent will tell you that children who sit and play quietly are more an exception than a rule. Children like making a mess. They enjoy making mud cakes, playing “the floor is lava,” and scattering their toys all around. As children, they are entitled to it, …

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By Amy Webb: Saving space can be expensive sometimes. Especially if you opt for ultra-innovative high-end products. But you can find some amazing space saving products if you look around. You can even buy 2”-deep desks that fit against the wall, or wall beds that act as shelving when the …

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By Kim Robson: As an avid fan of canning fresh foods, I always have handy a number of mason jars in varying sizes and shapes. Glass canning or mason jars are tough, versatile, dishwasher safe, see-through, non-reactive and plastic-free. They are inexpensive and often sold in flats of twelve. Save …

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