HOW TO MAKE A SMALL ROOM FEEL LARGER
Designing a small space can be challenging, but not impossible. Here are some quick tips to think about while designing your small space. By implementing these steps will help create a small room look more complete and less cluttered look. Your room will seem to look larger. DECLUTTER Keep space clear of clutter, clear up the pathway for easy navigating through the room. This will keep the space more tidy. LIGHT COLORS Choose paint colors that are soft and light shade will reflect light. This gives the space a more bright and airy feel. Light weight window treatments to bring natural light in. FURNITURE ARRANGEMENT Choose furniture that have multi purpose. Try using storage piece for a multi purpose like a storage ottoman or sofa bed. Small space doesn’t mean a lot of small furniture pieces. Select furniture that are big enough, but also that allows for easy movement and flow. Installing pieces that are vertical like shelving on walls or tall built-ins. This will allow the eye to look upward. REFLECTIVE SURFACE Add a reflective piece like a mirror or translucent piece of furniture. This will help create an illusion that the space is bigger and give the room a cluttered and heavy feel of the space. Enjoy learning some quick Design tips and inspirations? Sign up for our newsletter .
3 WAYS TO STYLE YOUR ENTRYWAY
A Entryway is the first area you see when entering your home. Your entryway should feel welcoming and lack of clutter. This space is another opportunity to be creative and express your style. Here a quick tips on how to style your entryway. When styling your entry think about color, functionality, personal style and lighting. This blog contains affiliate links. I might get a space commission There is no cost to you. 1. WALL DETAIL Firstly, add a mirror or artwork for style and color. By adding a mirror or artwork, this will create a focal point within the space and anchor the other pieces together. SOURCE 2. Functional pieces Secondly, I believe the space should have functionality. Design with functional pieces, like console tables or credenza. Pieces that create extra storage and dropping zone for keys, mail and wallet. Put a decorative bowl or box to catch those items. Don’t want to walk into a dark home, add a lamp to switch on. Add Hooks for hanging, and baskets are great addition to store shoes. Lastly, add a bench or ottoman for a place to rest or put on shoes. SOURCE 3. floor Flooring also need to be addressed. Flooring would add style and interest. Area rugs would add warmth. Decorative tile would also be a great addition. SOURCE When designing this space ask yourself how do I need this space to function? Do you need extra storage? Do you need somewhere to hang your jackets or store your shoes? Once you know what you need then ask about style. The space should coordinate with the rest of your home. Want to know how? Check Out this blog! How to create a color palette for your home and 6 Steps how to design your home PIN FOR LATER
Key Aesthetics for a Zen Bedroom
One room I feel we often overlook is the bedroom, but it is one of the most important spaces in the home. It is where we rest, recharge, and spend a large portion of our time. Because of that, your bedroom should feel calm, peaceful, and comforting. A cluttered space can make it harder to truly relax, but when your bedroom is clean, organized, and thoughtfully designed, it creates a sense of peace the moment you walk in. Soft colors, cozy textures, simple décor, and a clutter-free layout can all help create that Zen appeal — turning your bedroom into a restful retreat you actually look forward to spending time in. “Your bedroom should not just be where you sleep — it should be where you breathe, reset, and feel at peace.” BED/CHAIR/DRESSER/RUG/WALLPAPER/NIGHTSTAND/ARTWORK/BEDSHEETS/JADE PLANT/STORAGE BOXES/ PILLOW/ GREEN PILLOW/ BLUE PILLOW For a bedroom to feel calm, peaceful, and Zen, the overall design should feel simple, soft, natural, and uncluttered. The goal is to create a space that helps your body relax the moment you walk in. Key aesthetics for a Zen bedroom: 1. Soft neutral colorsUse warm whites, beige, taupe, soft gray, muted greens, clay, or light wood tones. Avoid harsh bright colors that feel too energetic. 2. Natural materialsBring in wood, linen, cotton, rattan, bamboo, stone, clay, and woven textures. These make the room feel grounded and organic. 3. Minimal clutterA Zen bedroom should feel open and breathable. Keep nightstands simple, hide cords, use closed storage, and only display items that feel calming or meaningful. 4. Soft layered beddingUse breathable bedding with a relaxed look: linen duvet, cotton sheets, soft throw blanket, and a few simple pillows. Think cozy, not overdone. 5. Gentle lightingAvoid harsh overhead lighting. Use warm lamps, sconces, candles, or dimmable lighting to create a soft evening glow. 6. Balanced furniture layoutKeep the room easy to move through. A centered bed, matching or balanced nightstands, and clear walkways help the room feel calm and intentional. 7. Nature-inspired decorAdd plants, simple branches, landscape art, pottery, or a small water-inspired element. Nature helps create that peaceful retreat feeling. 8. Quiet textures instead of busy patternsUse texture for interest rather than loud prints. Think woven baskets, linen curtains, boucle, wood grain, or a soft area rug. “A Zen bedroom is all about creating a peaceful retreat through soft neutral colors, natural materials, gentle lighting, and minimal clutter. The design should feel calm, balanced, and intentional, allowing the space to feel restful, grounded, and inviting.” BED/CHAIR/DRESSER/RUG/WINDOW TREATMENT /BEDSHEETS/JADE PLANT/STORAGE BOWL/ PILLOW/ BLUE PILLOW This blog contains affiliate links. there is no cost to you. I might receive a small commission if you like something you see and purchase it. Note: I only share products that I would as a designer use for myself and select for my client. Your considering redoing your bedroom? Your confused on how to design the room and how to style it to complete that look you’ve been eyeing for so long? I would love to help. I offer a wonderful and easy service called E-Design. CLICK HERE to find out more. Have questions about my E-Design (Virtual Design) service? Message me. Click here
Amazing Rug! Designer Round Up
Welcome to Jade & Sage Finds — a curated roundup of beautiful pieces and inspiring discoveries I’ve come across this week. As a designer, I’m always searching for timeless home décor, stylish accents, furniture, area rugs, throw pillows, books, and other pieces that can bring warmth, character, and beauty into a home. When I find something lovely, practical, or inspiring, I love sharing it with you. This week, I came across a beautiful selection of area rugs, and I have to say — these finds are truly lovely. Whether you’re looking to add texture, warmth, pattern, or a cozy finishing touch to your space, these rugs are worth taking a look at. Here’s this week’s roundup! This blog contains affiliate links. I might get a space commission There is no cost to you. Disclosures & Privacy Policy Area rugs are one of the easiest ways to transform a space—but only if they’re placed correctly. The right rug can anchor your furniture, define zones, and bring warmth and balance to your home. Here are simple, designer-approved tips to get it right every time If your looking for an area rug for your room, but unsure what to select or what size, I wrote on that topic. How to pick the right size rug. Hillcrest Area Rug Stithians Area Rug Southwark Area Rug Rachel Area Rug Like what you see and want to more designer finds? Fill out the form below for my newsletter. I share weekly. I help busy families with their interiors around the USA. Check out my E-Design Services. What is E-Design and how it can work for you. A fun and time saving way in working with an Interior Designer.
Fall Home Décor
It’s getting cooler out, well not here in Florida, but when living in New Jersey I remember the coolness in the air by now. I don’t miss the cold though. lol I do love the colors in the leaves changing and apple picking. The fall smells are amazing for instance in the spiciness and earthiness of fall candles and the flavors in the delights like of pumpkin spice, and apple pie. I really enjoy changing up my décor for the seasons. Don’t you? I’m always looking for unique décor items for my clients. Here are a few fall décor items that are I believe a must have for your home. My go to stores you have got to check out. These stores are amazing and affordable décor options with you in mind. I absolutely love their products. Come take a look! Love the Farmhouse style? Antique Farm House and Décor Steals specializes in that style. Antique Farm House Decor Steals (This blog contains affiliate links. Which may give me a small commission of any purchases. There is no extra cost to you. This helps me to keep this blog going. Which I love.) word Art Acorn bowls 2a.Lid Jars Hello Fall Art Table Runner Autumn wreath Cozy Blanket Pumpkins Floral Mug set Autumn leaves pillow Candle sticks Pillow The simplest way to change out from season to season is by considering switching out your pillows, throw blanket and table setting. That will miraculously create a different look and you’ll be ready for fall. If wanting to take a step further, change out also your window treatments with earthy and richer color tones in a heavier fabric and match it with a coordinating color area rug to finish up the look. This for sure will give you a more dramatic feeling from summer décor into fall décor. Which ever way you decide, you can’t go wrong. Have fun with it and enjoy the fall season because it seem it leaves us so fast and then here comes Christmas. I do looove Christmas! Oh boy! lol! Time flies I swear! Stay tuned for the Christmas decorating. Happy Decorating! Working on a design project? Need some help? I would love to help. Let’s collaborate on your next project. I offer an amazing and time saving service called E-Design. Want to know more? Check it out! What is E-Design! Click Here
How To’s/ Tips on how to style a Shelf
Styling shelving can feel a little overwhelming at first. You may have beautiful pieces you love, but when it comes time to place them on your shelves, it can be hard to know where to begin. The good news is that shelf styling does not have to be complicated. With the right balance of decor, books, baskets, greenery, and personal touches, you can create shelves that feel collected, intentional, and beautifully designed. Whether you are styling built-ins, open kitchen shelves, a bookcase, or a small accent shelf, the key is to create a look that feels both functional and pretty. In this post, I’m sharing simple design tips to help you style your shelving with confidence and create a space that feels warm, balanced, and pulled together. Here are some simple design tips for styling shelving that make shelves look curated instead of cluttered: Start with a clean slate Take everything off first. It is much easier to style shelves when you can rebuild the look from scratch instead of moving pieces around endlessly. Mix heights and shapes Use a variety of items: tall vases, stacked books, small bowls, framed art, baskets, candles, pottery, and greenery. This keeps the shelves from looking flat. Use the “triangle” trick Place items at different heights so your eye naturally moves around. For example, use a tall vase on one side, a medium frame nearby, and a small decorative object lower down. Layer pieces Lean a framed print or small piece of art against the back of the shelf, then place smaller objects in front of it. Layering gives the shelf depth and a designer look. Add books both ways Stack some books vertically and some horizontally. Horizontal stacks are great for placing a candle, bowl, or small object on top. Leave breathing room Do not fill every inch. Empty space is part of the design. Shelves look more expensive and intentional when they are not overcrowded. Repeat colors and textures Choose a simple color palette and repeat it throughout the shelves. For example: warm wood, cream, black accents, brass, greenery, and woven texture. Add something natural Greenery, branches, wood, stone, baskets, or ceramic pieces help soften the shelf and make it feel warm and lived-in. Use baskets for hidden storage Baskets are perfect for lower shelves. They add texture while hiding things like cords, remotes, papers, toys, or extra candles. Step back and edit After styling, step back and look at the shelves from across the room. Remove anything that feels too busy. Usually, taking one or two pieces away makes it look better. Simple formula:Books + vase + framed art + greenery + basket + one personal item = beautifully styled shelves. Needing some help creating a cohesive look? Let’s collaborate . I would be happy to help you with the look that you are trying to achieve and provide you with the resources to complete your look. Check out my other How to style series How to style a night stand How to style with throw pillows How to design like a pro Don’t want to miss out? Join my newsletter to stay in the loop!
How to style with Throw Pillows | Designer Finds
Hey everyone! One of my favorite décor items to shop for is throw pillows. They are such a simple yet beautiful way to refresh a space. Pillows can bring in pops of color, gorgeous textures, pattern, and visual interest, helping a room feel more styled and complete. Want a quick redesign without changing your furniture? Simply swap out your pillows. You can create a whole new look from season to season by changing the colors, fabrics, and patterns. Design Tip: Keep your larger furniture pieces, such as your sofa, in a neutral palette. This makes it much easier to change out your decorative accents over time and refresh your space without having to start from scratch. Selecting your pillows Steps Step-by-Step Guide to Designing with Throw Pillows Throw pillows are one of the easiest ways to make a room feel finished, styled, and cozy. They add color, texture, comfort, and personality without having to redesign the whole space. Step 1: Start with the Room’s Color Palette Before choosing pillows, look at the colors already in the room. Pull colors from: Area rug Artwork Curtains Accent chairs Wood tones Wall color Décor pieces A good rule is to choose 2–3 main pillow colors that connect back to the room. This keeps everything looking intentional instead of random. Example:If your room has beige walls, a navy rug, and warm wood furniture, you could use pillows in cream, navy, rust, and soft tan. Step 2: Mix Pillow Sizes Using all the same size can look flat. Layering different sizes gives the sofa, bed, or chair more depth. For a sofa, try: 22×22 pillows in the back 20×20 pillows in the middle One lumbar pillow in front For a bed, try: Larger pillows in the back Medium decorative pillows in front One long lumbar pillow across the front This creates a designer-style layered look. Step 3: Mix Patterns Carefully Patterns make pillows interesting, but too many can feel busy. A simple formula: One large pattern + one small pattern + one solid Example: Large floral pillow Small stripe pillow Solid velvet or linen pillow You can also mix: Stripes Florals Plaid Geometric prints Vintage-inspired patterns The key is making sure they share similar colors. Step 4: Add Texture Texture is what makes pillows feel cozy and high-end. Try mixing materials like: Linen Velvet Bouclé Cotton Woven fabric Faux leather Knitted textures Fringe or tassels Even if you stay neutral, texture keeps the design from looking boring. Example:Cream linen + beige boucle + tan leather + woven stripe looks calm but still interesting. Step 5: Use Odd Numbers for a Relaxed Look Odd numbers usually feel more natural and less stiff. For a sofa: Small loveseat: 3 pillows Standard sofa: 5 pillows Large sectional: 7 or more pillows For a more formal look, use even numbers and keep both sides balanced. Step 6: Think About Shape Not every pillow has to be square. Use a mix of: Square pillows Lumbar pillows Round pillows Bolster pillows A lumbar pillow is especially helpful because it breaks up all the square shapes and makes the design feel more custom. Step 7: Balance Both Sides Your pillows do not have to match exactly, but they should feel balanced. For example, one side of the sofa could have: Large solid pillow Patterned pillow Small lumbar The other side could have: Large textured pillow Coordinating pattern pillow They are different, but the colors and sizes still work together. Step 8: Don’t Overcrowd the Furniture Pillows should make the space comfortable, not make people feel like they have nowhere to sit. A good test:Can someone sit down without removing every pillow? If not, there may be too many. Step 9: Choose the Right Inserts This is one of the biggest designer tricks. Use pillow inserts that are 1–2 inches larger than the pillow cover. Example: 20×20 cover → use a 22×22 insert 22×22 cover → use a 24×24 insert This makes the pillows look fuller and more luxurious. Step 10: Style Them Naturally You can do the classic “karate chop” in the center of larger pillows, but don’t overdo it. Let the pillows look soft, comfortable, and lived-in. For a cozy home look, slightly angle the pillows instead of lining them up perfectly straight. Easy Designer Pillow Formula For a sofa: 2 large solid pillows + 2 patterned pillows + 1 lumbar pillow For a bed: 2 large pillows + 2 medium pillows + 1 long lumbar pillow For an accent chair: 1 beautiful pillow or 1 lumbar pillow Final Design Tip Throw pillows should feel like they belong in the room, not like they were added at the last second. Repeat colors, mix textures, vary sizes, and keep the overall feeling comfortable and practical. That is what gives a space that styled, designer-finished look. Designer Finds I’ve selected some amazing pillows for you to check out! Click on images below. Many awesome pillows to choose from. Some of these are pillow covers and others are not. |These links are affiliate links. There is no cost to you. If you make a purchase I might get a small commission. This helps me to keep my blog going. Disclosures & Privacy Policy| When designing your space with pillows what size do you choose for a sofa and a bed? How many do you get? I’ve created a guide you can follow. Looking to redesign your home? Needing some guidance on how to pull it all together? I would love to help. Let’s chat about your next project. Check out how my E-Design Services can help you. Click here These other blogs might be of interest to you. Check it out! 6 Steps How to design your home Design Tip: Area Rug Arrangement Design Tip: Window Treatment Design Tip: Art Hanging Want to stay in touch? Join my Newsletter! I share each week design tips, inspirations and decor finds etc.
How to Style a Night Stand
When decorating your room styling the top of furniture pieces like a night stand, console table and even your dresser are important and need to be addressed. Selecting just a few mindful pieces will bring that furniture piece from being boring into looking more put together. Design Steps: How to Style a Nightstand A nightstand may be small, but it plays a big role in your bedroom design. It should be both beautiful and functional — giving you a place for everyday essentials while also adding style and personality to your space. 1. Start with the Right Size Choose a nightstand that works with the height of your bed. Ideally, the top of your nightstand should be about the same height as your mattress, or just slightly higher. This makes it easier to reach for a lamp, book, or glass of water. 2. Add Lighting A table lamp or wall sconce is one of the most important pieces for a nightstand. It adds warmth, creates a cozy glow, and gives you practical lighting for reading or relaxing at night. 3. Keep Everyday Items Close Think about what you actually use before bed. This could be a book, reading glasses, lotion, lip balm, a small dish for jewelry, or a glass of water. Keep these items organized so the nightstand still feels clean and intentional. 4. Add Something Decorative Bring in one or two decorative accents to give your nightstand personality. A small vase, candle, framed photo, decorative box, or greenery can soften the look and make the space feel more styled. 5. Use a Tray or Bowl A small tray, bowl, or dish helps corral smaller items so they do not look cluttered. This is perfect for jewelry, watches, remotes, or nighttime essentials. 6. Create Height and Balance When styling your nightstand, mix different heights. For example, pair a taller lamp with a lower candle, stacked books, or a small decorative object. This helps the design feel layered and balanced. 7. Do Not Overcrowd It Less is more. A nightstand should feel peaceful, not cluttered. Leave a little empty space so it looks clean, calming, and easy to use. 8. Connect It to the Room Your nightstand should flow with the rest of your bedroom. Repeat colors, textures, or finishes already used in the room, such as wood tones, metal finishes, soft linens, or accent colors. This helps create a cohesive, designer-inspired look. A well-styled nightstand should feel practical, pretty, and peaceful — the perfect finishing touch to a beautifully designed bedroom. Shop the look I’ve rounded up some of my favorite decor items I wanted to share with you today. Click on the numbers by each word under the photos and it will go directly to site for your convenience. Note: These may contain affiliates links. I might receive a small commission if you purchase something. Don’t you worry there is no extra cost to you. This helps me keep this blog going. Disclosures & Privacy Policy Nightstand- 1/ 2/ 3/ 4/ 5 Lamps- 1/ 2/ 3/ 4/ 5 Wall Hanging- 1/ 2/ 3 / 4/ 5 Drop Zone- 1/ 2/ 3/ 4 Personal Touch- 1/ 2/ 3/ 4 / 5 Check out these other How to’s Blog post 6 Steps How to design your home How to Create a color Palette for your home Key Aesthetics for a Zen Bedroom Needing help with your home or help selecting the right products for your nightstand, let’s talk about your project! I collaborate with clients throughout the USA all online. By taking your inspiration, I will put together a cohesive design for your space that is tailored to you personal design style and lifestyle. I do all of this within your budget. Want to know more on how E-Design works? Let’s talk! e-design contact me
6 Steps How to design your home
Hey everyone! One question I often hear from clients is, “How do I create a cohesive design in my home?” Many people feel overwhelmed and unsure of where to begin in the design process. With so many colors, styles, furniture pieces, and décor options to choose from, it can be hard to know how to pull everything together. So today, I’m going to walk you through a few simple steps to help you create a home that feels cohesive, balanced, and beautifully designed from room to room. How to design like a Pro 1) Create a plan First things first create a plan. Don’t start buying furniture and artwork or even painting walls. That is the last thing you do. What designers normally do first is create a furniture plan. Take measurements of the room including the heights of ceiling and any discrepancies like air ducts and outlets. When you have established a final plan on were all the furniture pieces will go and also the sizes of each piece then on to the next step. No, no, there is no buying yet. 2) Create a color palette Do you know what style you like? Do you know what colors you like? What type of finishes you like? This is where Pinterest and Instagram comes in handy. Pin and save a few design inspiration of rooms and materials you are interested in? Then take a look at it . Do you see it? The style and the colors you are drawn to? Do you see a lot of blues in those pictures or is it a more neutral palette that you like? Whatever it may be take notes on the colors you see, the style you are pinning a lot of. Furniture pieces that you are attracted to. Now, Create that color palette. Check out how to create a cohesive color palette. CLICK HERE! 3) Purchase the big furniture first Let’s go shopping! Take your furniture layout plan, the pictures of the room you are designing and color palette and concept board to the store. First, purchase all the large pieces like the sofa, chair, area rug and tall units etc. The area rug should be your first purchase. The area rug will set the color palette that you are trying to achieve. 4) Purchase the smaller objects Now, focus on the smaller items like the side tables, coffee table and ottomans. 5) Accent pieces When all your furniture pieces are in place fill it in with your personal touches like artwork, pictures of family, vases, lighting, and plants. You should have a plan for this also. It’s not a good idea to just buy whatever because you like it. Then When you get it all home and you’ve have realized it doesn’t look good anywhere because it might be to big or to small. Check size and style that it is cohesive through out your space. 6) Paint Lastly, Paint the walls. You should of already selected your paint choices when you were creating your color palette. You can paint before your furniture pieces arrive in your house, but create a plan first and color palette next before you selecting a paint color. It’s easier to match a paint color to a piece like an area rug or art piece then it is to match a furniture pieces to a paint color. The reason why is if you paint before you even selected your furniture, rug or even artwork what are you going off of in selecting paint colors? If you paint the walls and then you go shopping, but now your having a hard time finding fabric that actually matches your paint color. You might have to repaint. Who wants to do that? I sure don’t. So select your furniture and everything else first and then from their select your paint color to match those items. So much easier. There you have it. Tips on How to design your home like a Pro. If you need help with your design project? Let’s collaborate. I would love to help you come up with a design solution that fits your lifestyle, taste and budget. Check out the different E-Design Packages I offer. What Is E-Design & How can it help. CLICK HERE Like what you read? Pin it for later. Creating harmony and balance within your home. Giving you a sense of peace. That is my goal to help you through. Join my weekly newsletter where I share design tips, inspirations and much more on my blogs.
Clever Storage Solutions For Your Home
The warmer months are here, and it’s the perfect time to get outside, refresh our spaces, and finally tackle those home projects we’ve been putting off. Lately, I’ve been focusing on getting our home more organized — cleaning out closets, sorting through drawers, and letting go of the things we no longer want, need, or use. There’s something so refreshing about decluttering and creating space for the things that truly matter. As I’ve been working through our home, I came across some beautiful and practical design solutions that make organizing feel a little more stylish. Think artisan baskets for extra throws and pillows, decorative trays and boxes for drop-off zones in the entryway, and simple storage pieces for dressers and nightstands — perfect spots for keys, wallets, jewelry, and everyday essentials. I found some amazing pieces that can help make your home feel more organized, beautiful, and intentional — and I can’t wait to share them with you! My Storage Finds Shopping links for your convenience. This blog may contain affiliate links. There is no cost to you. This helps me to keep my blog going. Disclosures & Privacy Policy 1. SPICE HOLDERS W/LABELS 2.SPICE PULLOUT 3. GREEN BOXES 4. Earthtone Bowl 5. WIRE STORAGE BASKETS 6. VINTAGE GLASS JARS 7. BASKET BINS 8. WICKER BASKET 9. ORGANIZE BINS 1. Spice Holders w/ LabelsUse matching spice jars with clean labels to make your kitchen feel organized and intentional. They keep everyday seasonings easy to find while giving your pantry or countertop a stylish, uniform look. 2. Spice PulloutA spice pullout is perfect for saving cabinet space and keeping small jars from getting lost. It makes cooking easier because everything is visible, organized, and within reach. 3. Green BoxesDecorative storage boxes are great for hiding clutter in plain sight. Use them on shelves, consoles, or desks to store paperwork, cords, keepsakes, or small household items while adding a soft pop of color. 4. Earthtone BowlA simple earthtone bowl is both decorative and functional. Place it on an entry table, kitchen island, or coffee table to hold keys, fruit, decorative beads, or everyday drop-zone items. 5. Wire Storage BasketsWire baskets are great because you can see what’s inside while still keeping things contained. Use them for produce, pantry items, towels, or cleaning supplies for a practical farmhouse-style touch. 6. Vintage Glass JarsGlass jars are perfect for storing dry goods like oats, pasta, cookies, coffee pods, or craft supplies. They keep items fresh-looking, easy to see, and add a vintage collected feel to your home. 7. Basket BinsBasket bins are a stylish way to organize pantry shelves, linen closets, bathrooms, or laundry rooms. Labels make them even better because everything has a home and the space stays easy to maintain. 8. Wicker BasketA large wicker basket adds warmth and texture while hiding bulkier items. Use it for throw blankets, pillows, toys, laundry, or extra linens to make storage feel cozy instead of cluttered. 9. Organize BinsClear organizer bins work beautifully for laundry rooms, bathrooms, and utility spaces. They keep products grouped together, make supplies easy to grab, and give everyday essentials a clean, elevated look. Happy Organizing! I love sharing what I find with you. I will continue to share with you items that I must have that you might want also in your own home. Like what you see? Want to see more that I have to offer? Check out some of my other blog post. Like what you see? Not ready now? Pin it for later! Have a design project and want to work with me? I would love to help. Let’s Collaborate on your next project. Contact me. Get your Home De-cluttering Ebook + Bonus pages. Click Image Below