Last modified on December 15th, 2016
AND EVERYTHING IN ITS PLACE
There isn’t anything quite like a change in seasons to put you in a new mood. For some, when fall is in the air, it’s a time of celebration because it’s Back to School and freedom. For others, fall conjures up thoughts of a new wardrobe and pondering how soon is too soon to wear those new kick butt boots. On the flip side, for some of us, just where to store those new kick butt boots becomes the problem. So, for us, fall represents feeling a bit unorganized and realizing the need to get reorganized and back on track for the new season after falling out of our normal routine during the lazy summer months. So, if you fall into the latter category, no worries. Below is a crash course from organizational expert, Julie Morgenstern, who suggested while on the, Nate Berkus Show, featured on the OWN Network, establishing a clear function for each room in the home so that we’re always making the most out of our spaces. The formula she uses consists of 5 easy steps…
(l) A large cupboard or wardrobe with doors to conceal and movable shelves for larger items are always a great solution|via Ellmania |(r) Reclaimed crates work in kids rooms for storing toys to t-shirts|via The Style Files/ Tip: Place a photo of stored items on outside for easy ID
Searching for extra storage space?Thoughtfully organized antique cabinets look great in any room storing extra books, dishes and office supplies|photo via: Skonahem
(l)via The Style Files|(r)photo: S.R. Gambrel
(l)Industrial bookshelves display book art and industrial bins are great for hiding video games & remotes|photo via Elle Decor (r) Stash extra linen, pillows, blankets and late night reading material in a vintage trunk|photo via Lily
(l)Modular storage system created with IKEA Prant Boxes |(r)Make use of an entire space whether its in the kitchen or the living room with floor to ceiling shelving. Stacking similar objects and colors together for harmony and beauty|via Pink Wallpaper
A dresser with printed wallpaper is a practical storage option via here(l) and (r) via Livet Hemma
(l)Vintage lockers to store shoes, jackets & backpack in children’s room spotted on Handmade Charlotte|(r)Reclaimed wardrobe|via Style-Files
(l)Lockers and aren’t just for the gym anymore.(r)Relocate a chest of drawers to a hall entry or family room to house just about anything from table linens to DVDs
(l)The Perfect Pantry via HSW|(r)styling: Sara Sjogren