Today’s culture often prioritizes acquiring and accumulating things, making it a challenge for kids to develop organizational skills. Consumerism is really nothing new, but is so ingrained in our society now that most kids follow…
The onesie he wore home from the hospital. The gown she was christened in. The baby blanket that soothed away the tears. Parents yearn to store baby clothing in the hopes that one day their…
Reducing the clutter in your home can be life-changing experience with many unexpected benefits. While organizing guru Marie Kondo seems to have sparked a national conversation about decluttering with the recent arrival of her Netflix…
Rising real estate costs in urban cities has led to an increasing trend: shrinking square footage. It isn’t just New York City. Urban dwellers from the Southeast to the Midwest are finding themselves living in…
If your home is cluttered with a bunch of space-hogging stuff, deciding what to keep and what to toss can seem like a huge task. So why not start with the items that definitely should…
Home offices are on the rise — approximately 20 to 25 percent of the workforce teleworks on a regular basis, according to a study by the Telework Research Network. Even if you don’t technically work from…
Weight loss starts in the kitchen and in the gym, but carrying healthy habits over to your workspace will help you avoid trips to the office vending machine and other bad habits that can sabotage…
Keeping your kitchen clutter-free might seem like a never ending task, but with a few organization hacks you can keep your cabinets and counters looking clean and clear every day. The kitchen should be the…
A minimalistic home is often mistaken for a home with no personality—a cold living space reserved for uber trendy individuals who love white walls. In reality, minimalistic design is for anyone. Especially if you desire…
Small spaces are becoming more common now whether we want it or not. Thanks to an increasing push towards cities, limited space, and a generation trending towards renting rather than owning, we’re living in tighter…
