Key Points Organizing experts avoid loose storage, unused items, and buying products just for aesthetics.They prioritize ...

If you’ve been trying to declutter but still feel buried, the problem might not be how you organize—it might be what you’re organizing. We’ve been taught to manage our stuff instead of questioning why ...

As it turns out, most of the things pro organizers would never do in their own homes make a whole lot of sense as strategies to help keep both your home and your life calm, cool, and collected. So ...

A more organized home is less about buying the “right” bins and more about eliminating the habits that quietly create chaos. When you understand what is actually standing between you and order, you ...

The desire for control over our environment becomes a powerful coping mechanism when life feels a lot. Organizing certain elements of our lives may seem like a small act, but it can be profoundly ...

We reached out to professional organizers for guidance about things they would never do while organizing a home.

The end of the year is a great time to declutter before a new year arrives. Target visible, high-traffic areas like the entry, bathrooms, and kitchen. Organizers also prioritize closets, home offices, ...

Organizing most things is generally fun, relatively easy and comes with the benefit of a big visual payoff -- think cleaning off desks, arranging closets and making kitchen counters sparkle. But ...