Organizing Your Home | Closet Edition

What’s a common problem you see in clients’ bathroom before a project starts? We often see too much stuff. We offer a decluttering aspect to our services which entails us helping our clients sort through what they want to keep versus purge. We also take any donations to a charity of our client’s choosing. To avoid this issue, we recommend doing a monthly refresh of your bathroom cabinets to ensure an overload of items doesn’t happen again.

What's a common problem you see in the closet? Same answer- too much stuff! We want our client’s closets to feel like a shopping experience, and with an organized space this is totally possible. A closet should be a place of joy, not stress and clutter. When your closet is beautifully organized, you see your clothes in a new light, one often with creativity. 

 What are your top 3 tips for organizing your bathroom and/or closet? 1) Have a proper purging session. 2) Invest in matching bins and hangers. 3) Stay motivated and see it through!

Help us out! Top product(s) for organizing? We adore the Water Hyacinth Storage Bins from The Container Store. We also like to use turntables which we purchase from Amazon or The Container Store. Both of these products are super versatile making them functional for just about any space.

Finish this sentence:  “When starting to organize a space, don’t overlook ____” - The details! Functional organization is our top priority when organizing, however we also like to go that extra mile and make it beautiful too. Take time to add that extra touch like: making all your coat hangers/bins cohesive, adding in labels, placing food items in clear containers, or even adding in a piece of decor. When your space is organized AND beautiful, it sparks creativity and the drive to keep it that way.

House of Order is an an organization company based in Memphis Tennessee, that strives in creating aesthetically beautiful, yet functional organizational systems that better the lives of our clientele. "Too much of our daily routines are spent searching for something or overwhelmed by the never-ending to-do lists. We simply want to give you back the time and take away the stress of clutter, so that you may focus on what really matters."