Is your kitchen cabinet overflowing with mismatched lids and stained plastic containers? You’re not alone. Week #31 of the Weekly Declutter Challenge is all about food storage containers, and let me tell you—it’s one of the most satisfying categories to tackle. As someone who values both function and beauty in the home, I believe even the Continue Reading
How to Declutter & Organize Takeout Condiments
When was the last time you sorted through your stash of soy sauce packets or the pile of mustard tucked in the back of your fridge door? Welcome to Week #29 of the 52-Week Declutter Challenge! This week we’re focusing on something small but mighty: takeout condiments. These little packets may seem harmless, but they tend to multiply Continue Reading
5 Easy Steps to Declutter and Organize Your Kitchen Drawers
Your kitchen drawers might be small, but they hold a surprising amount of chaos. From tangled utensils and mystery gadgets to rubber bands, receipts, and batteries, it’s easy for these drawers to turn into catch-all clutter zones. For Week #27 of my 52-Week Declutter Challenge, we’re zooming in on those kitchen drawers — one of the most used (and Continue Reading
Decluttering Coffee Cups & Mugs: How to Simplify Your Mornings
If your coffee cup cabinet is stuffed to the brim, you’re not alone. From souvenir mugs to holiday gifts, cute designs, and those “just because” impulse buys, mugs are one of the most commonly cluttered categories in the kitchen. That’s why Week 26 of the 52-Week Declutter Challenge is all about decluttering your coffee cups and mugs—one cabinet, Continue Reading
What Bree Van de Kamp Taught Me About Homemaking (And What I Had to Unlearn)
After binge-watching Desperate Housewives, I found myself oddly inspired. Bree Van de Kamp — the queen of perfectly polished everything — made homemaking look like an Olympic sport. As an interior decorator and organization coach, I couldn’t help but admire her precision. But let’s be honest... Bree also had a few teachable moments in what not to Continue Reading