As we all know, tonight The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will recognize the excellence of professionals in the film industry. If you care at all about movies, actors, or being able to participate in any conversations on Monday, then I suspect you'll be tuning in. As luck would have it, I have assembled a little organizing guide to help make your Oscar Sunday a smooth and smashing success: Telecast First things first, ...

Readers will understand two things: you commonly form emotional attachments to the books you have read, and you may believe that to own a book, even one whose spine you've never cracked, means to somehow possess the knowledge contained within. Your voracious appetite for books bodes well with your brain; there's infinite storage space up there. Your home? Not so much. Here's how to please the literati and me when it comes to organizing a library: ...

Today I am delighted to introduce you to one of my favorite bloggers, Arianna Vargas. Arianna, better known in the blogging world as Arianna Belle, has a distinctly refined and elegant style, which has helped to establish her as one of the premier tastemakers in organization and interior design. She shares with us her unique journey, what inspires her, the benefits of working from home, and her favorite piece of advice. Read on my sweets! ...

Clutter comes in all forms. Virtual clutter is just as real as physical clutter. As in your homes, clutter in your online world is draining to look at, distracts from what is truly important, and is often responsible for wasted time and lost potential for productivity. Nowhere is this virtual clutter more apparent than in your email's inbox. I'm not quite sure how it happens, but you sign up for one Glamour Magazine give-away, and ...

Glass jars are among the winningest organizing products because a. their shape is conducive to holding a wide array of small objects, and b. they allow you to see what's contained inside-- an unbeatable combination in my mind. Glass jars can also be repurposed easily with just a few tweaks, which only widens their organizational potential. Use them: In the kitchen Glass jars can be used to hold snacks and small kitchen accouterments such as tea bags, paper ...