How to Organize a Tiny Kitchen
In case you don't know I live in an 18th Century home. The kitchen was originally in my dining room with the walk in fireplace where all cooking
Renovation Secrets for a Master Closet
I had a client who lived in a very old farm house, built in 1720. The house had at least four additions since it was originally built. My client's
Increase Space Functionality: Measure Twice, Cut Once
Today's renovation tale is about a client preparing to add an addition to her home and gutting the interior space to bring her home up to today's standards
An Organizing Story: Meet Mary (not her real name)
I had a client who lived in a place she hated, had a job she hated and no boyfriend (which she wanted). She hired me to help declutter for
How a Time Tamer can Tame Your Time…
A few weeks ago 500 Professional Organizers descended on Atlanta to learn new methods, see new vendors and commune with each other! It was a big week! One of the
Command Tape Saves a Basement Bungle
If you've been following our renovation series, you've learned about planning the renovation and kitchen nightmares. This week, we'd like to share a little story about the basement
How a Kitchen Renovation Can “Go South…” Fast!
As we identified last week, there are the things you need to know when planning a renovation. We've seen projects unfold with little to no "surprises"; however, we've also seen projects unfold into renovation
Planning a Renovation? Things you need to know…
Sometimes, people ask me what exactly does a professional organizer do. Well, besides the standard office or kitchen project, my team works on projects that require managing a lot of details
A Baby Boomer’s Perspective: Helping Our Parents Downsize
Being a "baby boomer" with aging parents (we don’t use the “O” word) is a challenge. Someone has to manage their finances, medical care etc., in addition to