Happy Friday campers! Today's post is a giant game of "now you see it, now you don't." Translation: pull out features for your home. Pull outs are really just genius, to put it most simply. Keep them tucked away when you don't need them and they're flush with the other lines of your home. Impediment, none. Open them to reveal a hidden world of additional surface and storage. Your own version of a magic trick. ...

A couple of weeks ago I wrote a post entitled "Too Much of a Good Thing: Supply Smackdown Edition." It's about the incredibly common tendency people have to hoard supplies like boxes, baskets, and bags (and if you haven't checked it out yet, you really should). Afterwards, I received the sweetest message from one of my dear readers in Florida telling me how she had promptly purged her home of countless grocery bags and cardboard ...

It is this laundress' opinion that no living space should be without a drying rack. Dryers are scary for lots of your clothes, little pistachios. You can save your garments from a world of ware, tear, shrinkage, and pillage if you hang them up to dry, rather than subject them to the harsh cycles of the dryer. The good news is that in our ever-varied metropolises, there are a multitude of different drying racks from which ...

Most of you, my cupcakes, keep far too much stuff on or in your nightstand. To help remedy that, today we're going to review the nightstand necessities. Before we do though, I want to make one key point: In order to have an organized nightstand, it's important that you choose one whose physical structure supports your nightly behaviors; Do you do work in bed? Do you take off your jewelry right before shutting your peepers? Are ...

Try as I might, I find myself rather unable to articulate what it is exactly about this quote that I like so much. But then again, who am I to commentate on the teachings of Buddha? And really, what need is there to say it any other way than he who said it so darn near perfectly already? So this week, I think I'll just leave it at that. I trust that you all will ...