Getting your home office organized requires two main objectives: deciding what you need to keep and  where to keep it.

Follow these steps to transform your home office from disaster to dream.

Whether you file your taxes yourself or work with an accountant, having your papers in order will save you time, money, and your sanity!

If you can organize your linen closet, you can organize anything

Whether school is starting or ending, you need a system to manage your kids school papers.

Organizing your home office is essential for creating a productive and efficient workspace. It can be challenging because there’s not always a space or rooms dedicated to that purpose. We’ve had to carve space out of guest rooms, formal living rooms, and kitchen tables because we more of us work from home  today, at least some of the time.

Create a system for storing kid's’ paperwork that you want actually want to keep. It should be attractive and, most important, easy to access. It’s not a good system if it’s too hard to use!

You need a system for artwork you DO want to keep. You're not supposed to keep all of it. Artwork from childhood should be enjoyed and displayed and, most importantly, curated.