Free Recyclable Personal Organizer Home Design: 20 Creative Ways To Maximize Limited Living Space We’d all like to have a place to call our own, a spot in the world where we can say, "I am king of this spot". But space – or the lack of it – is fast becoming an issue, particularly in major cities. If you don’t intend to have the traditional home design, the kind you fill up with creative or futuristic furniture, and fantasy-themed bedrooms, then perhaps these unconventional home designs may give you new ideas. Ingenius architects and pretty talented interior designers have turned spaces, apartments & lofts as small as 240 square feet into compact yet cozy homes. Recommended Reading: 25 Creative Bookshelf Designs You Have Got To See Living Cube. 29 Square Meters Project. Suspended Bedroom. Wooden Box Home. Bed Under Stairs. Tim Seggerman Loft. Small Box House. Warehouse Loft. San Diego Cadres. Slope House. Maxim Zhukov Loft. The Cube Project. Protohaus. Puzzle Loft. Zimmerman Garden Pavillion. Videos For your Inspiration Some creations are better depicted through video.
Organizing Winter Gear Dear scratchy wool hats, keep-warm hats and “cute” hats, mismatched gloves, baby hats, toddler hats, mittens, gloves, outdoor gloves, “just-for-looks” gloves, Even Steven’s 20-gazillion winter scarf-collection and a random faux-fur hat… This year – I am going to win! I will not spend my mornings (or my afternoons or my evenings) looking for hats, mittens or gloves. I will not spend my days finding winter gear strewn around the house. I am going to win! I am going to win, right? 40 Brilliant DIY Organization Hacks How’s that spring cleaning going? Avoiding it in favor of two back-to-back brunches? Sounds familiar. But here’s the thing, you might already have the things you need to start getting organized. Here are 40 brilliant ways to repurpose, sort, store, and tidy, all in the name of organization. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. What’s the most clever organization hack you’ve ever seen? Lauren Weems is a stylist and floral designer for wedding, commercial, and editorial photo shoots.
150 Dollar Store Organizing Ideas and Projects for the Entire Home Organizing Kids Drawers with Canvas Boxes If you have relatively young children, you may spend a lot of your time rifling through their drawers helping them to find what they want to wear. Instead of piling everything up in drawers, you can add small plastic or canvas containers that will keep their clothes perfectly organized. Portable Spice Kit Organizer You can make a take-along portable spice kit with a very inexpensive pill carrier. Great Idea for Bath Toys Kids love bath toys. Organizing Craft Supplies with Recycled Cans Recycled cans are great for organizing paints and other craft supplies. Craft Organizer Boxes Keep Hair Supplies Tidy Craft organizer boxes (or those larger pill organizing boxes) are great for keeping hair supplies and accessories perfectly organized. Clear Plastic Cups for Organizing Cords Looking for a way to keep cords and other electronic accessories organized? Great Belt Organizer from Clothespins Store Dice and Small Items in Plastic Containers
25 Of The World's Best Organizing Ideas Is your family bursting at the seams of your house, or do you just have too much stuff you just can’t bring yourself to throw away? Well do not fear, we have collected 25 of the world’s best organizing ideas for you to bring some order back into your life. From over cluttered bathrooms, to busy and messy kitchens and bedrooms we have some fantastic ideas and DIY’s you can achieve at home relatively cheaply and simply. You don’t have to be a genius to achieve these wonderful space saving ideas. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.Coat Hanger Organizer - Keep your jewelry tangle free and easy to get to with this super simple DIY that anyone can do. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25.
Bathroom Cleaning Secrets From the Pros : Rooms Whether cozy, sleek or luxurious, hotel baths are the perfect getaway. Now you can transform your bathroom into just such an escape. At Inn-spired Bathrooms, you'll tour six hotel-inspired baths, garner simple ideas for getting the look you want and learn the cleaning secrets of hotel housekeepers. How do hotels keep those bathrooms so clean? To get the dirt on the routine, we asked two experts: Jenny Botero, resident manager of the 697-room Crystal Gateway Marriott in Arlington, Va., and Erika Jacso, director of style for the W New York Union Square, in New York City, which boasts 270 rooms. Step 1: Vacuum and dustOn the rare occasion that the W Union Square receives a complaint, "it usually has to do with finding hairs on the tile or floor in the bathroom," Erika says. Step 2: Heat up surfacesHeating tile and the tub just 10 degrees above the normal air temperature "doubles the effectiveness" of alkaline cleansers, Jenny says.