Is your living room ready to entertain family and friends for the holiday season?? If not, then join in and get this area organized, cleaned and decorated for all the fun! Whether you use this area to entertain guests or just for your family to watch TV, it’s time to remove the clutter and make the area function better for your needs!
Winter has arrived (too early this year as far as I’m concerned) and it’s time to switch out your clothes for the season. I know, you’re probably thinking that’s a hassle and if all of my clothes fit in the closet why should I switch them out for the seasons? Well, there are some big perks that come with this chore, so you really should give it a try!
Like it or not, the holidays are fast approaching and I want to help you get a head start on the preparations! More than likely, you’ll be having family or friends over to celebrate and chances are part of that festivity will include a meal! So, let’s get the dining room organized, cleaned and decorated. Taking the time now to take stock of your serving dishes and cleaning the silver and china, (or buying festive paper plates and napkins, if you don’t use your formal stuff) will make your life much easier when the day gets closer!
Organizing your entire home doesn’t have to be an overwhelming process! Follow our simple tips to determine the best time of year to organize each space. We’ll break down the job into manageable steps and then set goals to organize everything from stacks of clothes to piles of paper! Get started now and transform your home in one year!
You decided what space in your home you want to organize, but now what?? How do you tackle the space? You’re going to use a six-step plan, I call the 6/P Strategy. This strategy will teach you how to purge clutter, deep clean, personalize and organize the area. Remember these 6 words that start with “P” and you’ll be able to transform any space in your home!
The entryway to your home is so important because it’s the first thing guests see when they come inside. As the old saying goes, “you never have a second chance to make a first impression”. And although it is important to make a good first impression, it’s more important that this area works efficiently so that clutter does not pile up. Here’s how I tackled the front entryway to our home!
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