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6/25/20

5 Areas in Your Home to Organize

6/25/20

Diving into the 5 common areas throughout your home that need a little TLC and organization

I’m starting a little organizing series to tackle the main areas within your home to keep everything clutter free and easy to find. 

Since our wedding in March, we spent our first few months as newlyweds moving my husband’s stuff in and putting away all our wedding gifts. 

Photography JP Pratt Photography

Now I’m on an OPERATION ORGANIZATION project to get rid of the items we no longer need or use and to make sure everything has a spot and looks neat and tidy, especially behind those closet doors! 

Here are 5 areas to organize within your home! 

Let’s start in the kitchen! 

Having an organized kitchen can make such a difference in your productivity throughout the day. Most kitchens are “the center of the home” meaning they are the area that tends to get the most traffic throughout the day. Having organized countertops, drawers and cabinets throughout your kitchen will allow you to easily be able to grab what you need for any meal prep, make cleanup easier as each item has a designated place to go, and will compliment any kitchen design/style as the true details of the kitchen will stand out instead of competing with overflowing dishes and last night’s dinner prep.

1. Kitchen

Kitchen Cabinets

With so many new kitchen gadgets, appliances and necessities, it is so easy to overstuff your kitchen cabinets in order to store everything you need. Incorporating a few organizers, separators and shelves, you can have all your cabinets clutter-free and easy and user-friendly!

The Pantry

There are so many versions of a kitchen pantry. For some homes, this is simply a cabinet designated for all food items. For other homes, you may have an actual closet and room to work with. No matter the size or structure, having an organized pantry will do wonders for your daily lifestyle

An un-organized pantry will:

  • Cause clutter and chaos
  • Make it difficult to find the items that you need
  • Allow for food waste as you will often forget what you have in your pantry and allow those items to expire

The Fridge

2. Coat Closet/Mudroom

The Mudroom/Coat Closet will look different in every home. This area may serve as your “welcome” area when you walk into the door. Having an organized place to hang coats, place your keys and store your shoes will allow for easy access to the important items as well as keep them uncluttered so your house feels more welcoming and inviting!

3. Bathroom

The bathroom is another frequently used room within a home. Whether it’s beauty products, daily toiletries or cleaning items, have an organized system within your bathroom closets, drawers, and cabinets will make your day-to-day routine flow.

Linen Closet (Towels and Sheets Storage)

Under Cabinet Toiletry Storage

4. Bedroom

Your bedroom should feel like a retreat; a place of relaxation at the end of the day to rest. Walking into a bedroom filled with clothes and clutter can instantly take this feeling of relaxation away. Having a good organized system throughout your drawers and closets will allow for a location of all of your items, making it a breeze to keep the clutter out of sight!

The Closet

5. The Office

Many home offices are getting more use these days! Having an organized system for all your essentials and important items will allow for a better work flow and more productivity.

Stay tuned for a breakdown of each area within your home for some tips and tricks on how to keep everything organized as well as some fun inspirations on how to bring in some style and design to your space.

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