organization

When you open your closet door, are you excited to pick out an outfit or filled with dread because of the mess? Closets are one of the most crucial places to keep organized in your home, but they’re also one of the quickest to become cluttered due to everyday use.

Culling through your clothes and shoes prior to organizing is a great place to start. Consider donating unwanted clothing to shelters, business attire nonprofits, churches or schools. Read more about Dress for Success

I am often contacted for help with three “problem” areas. These areas are easily filled due to over-owning, forgetfulness or procrastination.
Let’s get organized.

Read more about Tackle the top three “problem” areas to organize.

Whether I’m scrolling through social media or picking up a magazine, I am always drawn to the “best of” lists. Having those recommendations can make life a bit easier. Let me share with you my can’t-live-without home organizing products. 

Air-tight canister for cereal, flour, sugar and rice: This product not only extends the life of food, but can be easily labeled and stacked for effortless arrangement.  Read more about Create Your Own “Best of” List

Pets bring endless joy, comfort and love. I have two rescued greyhounds that are 11 years old and retired from racing. Taking my furry friends on daily walks keeps me active. Petting them is calming, and seeing their wagging tales puts a smile on my face.

While many of us have experienced the upshots of home organization, it can be similarly good for pets, too.
Read more about Before You Play Go Fetch, Tidy Up

Catrina McAuliffe and her husband never planned to be in the closet organization business. But now they're thriving as the owners of the recently opened Closet & Storage Concepts in Plymouth. Read more about Local Couple Gets Creative with Closet Organization