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Underground Rooms

Underground Rooms Safe or Dangerous
Underground Rooms

Underground Rooms: Safe or Dangerous?

Every person is obsessed with the idea of two things at some point in their life- treehouse and secret den. If you grew ...
By Sandy JensenJune 27, 20210
Underground Homes Safe or Unsafe
Underground Rooms

Underground Homes: Safe or Unsafe?

Living in underground homes can be a very new and refreshing experience. Underground houses are one of a kind. A lot of people ...
By Sandy JensenJune 27, 20210
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When Bea Johnson and her family moved, they learne When Bea Johnson and her family moved, they learned to live with just the necessities. This was also the genesis for Bea’s move to embrace simplicity and learn to live Zero Waste. Click the link in our bio to get inspired by 10 ways to live with less. Photography by Bea Johnson courtesty of @zerowastehome.
With your bedtime routine, wakeup ritual, and all With your bedtime routine, wakeup ritual, and all the time in between, the number of items you need within arm’s reach of your resting place can quickly multiply into clutter. That’s why we love these low-profile bedside pockets. Click the link in our bio to check out five our our favorites. Photo courtesy of Cabina Home.
Let’s face it: Grout and caulk is not a sexy sub Let’s face it: Grout and caulk is not a sexy subject. But if you have tile in your home, you have grout—and some of the issues aren’t pretty. Click the link in our bio for our advice on how to keep your grout fresh and clean. Photograph by Dustin Aksland, courtesy of @elizabeth_roberts_architects.
It's easy to talk the talk when it comes to enviro It's easy to talk the talk when it comes to environmentalism. But how inspiring is it when designers make living green a priority? Click the link in our bio to get inspired by built-in compost bins that make enriching the earth as easy as washing your hands. Photograph by Andres Gonzalez for Remodelista.
Unfinished walls can be an opportunity to get crea Unfinished walls can be an opportunity to get creative with shelving. We find these studs-as-storage moments—sometimes casually ad-hoc, other times intentional and fully designed—to be wholly charming.the framing of a room. Click the link in our bio to see 11 times where instead of being concealed behind sheetrock, structural studs are cleverly used for built-in storage and allowed to shine.  Photograph by Greta Rybus for Remodelista.
A slew of new “co-living” spaces, apartment-st A slew of new “co-living” spaces, apartment-style complexes designed around shared space and shared activities, are tapping into adults’ (specifically millennials’) desire for community. We asked Sophie Wilkinson, the head of design and construction at Brooklyn-based co-living start-up Common, for ideas on how to bring the co-living lifestyle to the college dorm or the first apartment scenario. Click the link in our bio for her tips. Photo courtesy of Common.
All of us at The Organized Home have a knack for r All of us at The Organized Home have a knack for repurposing—we want to be eco-friendly, we tend to be budget-conscious, and we often find ourselves with an old storage solution that will perfectly fill a new storage need. Click the link in our bio to reimagine simple Ikea office furniture as kitchen storage. Photography by Meredith Swinehart.
Short on space and funds, but long on design ingen Short on space and funds, but long on design ingenuity, Sydney architect Anthony Gill shows us how he made a 410-square-foot, one-bedroom apartment work for his family of three–one growing daughter included. Click the link in our bio for a look at his space-enhancing tricks. Photo by Peter Bennetts via ArchDaily.
Furoshiki is a centuries-old tradition in Japan as Furoshiki is a centuries-old tradition in Japan as a way to bundle and transport belongings and presents. It’s waste-free too–which explains why the Japanese Ministry of the Environment issued a pamphlet detailing the different techniques to use depending on what you want to wrap. Click the link in our bio to learn basic furoshiki techniques. Photography by Leigh Patterson for Remodelista.
If there was ever a time to revisit children’s w If there was ever a time to revisit children’s workplaces, it’s now in 2021, when schooling is either in-classroom or at-home learning, or a blend of both. Just like us adults, having a dedicated space for children to work, such as a proper desk, can make all the difference when it comes to focus. Click the link in our bio for our favorites. Photo courtesy of Ferm Living.
We love a good-looking, hardworking tote bag. Outs We love a good-looking, hardworking tote bag. Outside the home, it can be used as a market tote, weekend bag, or oversized purse. Indoors, because it has some structure, it can act as a storage bin. Recently, we spotted a tote that we can’t stop thinking about. Click the link in our bio to discover Forestbound’s one-of-a-kind, reclaimed material tote bags. Photo courtesy of Forestbound.
The latest object of our admiration? Particularly The latest object of our admiration? Particularly poetic brooms by Sunhouse Craft, “inspired by the timeless traditions of Appalachian crafts, designed and made in the rolling hills of Berea, Kentucky,” recently spotted online via Maine shop Minka. Click the link in our bio to check out designer and broom-maker Cynthia Main's project. Photo from the Sunhouse website.
We believe that, like any household chore, laundry We believe that, like any household chore, laundry can be more palatable—even enjoyable—in a space that’s beautiful, hardworking, and designed specifically for the task. Enter laundry room essentials by @rejuvenation , designed to inspire efficiency and organization. With a few key elements—lighting, utilitarian fixtures, and layered, smart storage options—you can create a laundry space that’s orderly and—dare we say it—inspiring, whether you’re lucky enough to have a large, dedicated space or just a tiny closet. This week on The Organized Home, we’re collaborating with @rejuvenation to bring you five key tips for a good-looking, hard-working laundry room. 🔗 Link in bio.
Even in a good-sized kitchen, it can be hard to fi Even in a good-sized kitchen, it can be hard to find a place for everything. In a small kitchen, it can feel downright impossible. Click the link in our bio for storage and organization ideas, culled from our archive of tiny kitchens we love, that will make you realize your small-space storage issues aren’t really so big after all. Photograph courtesy of Katrine Rohrberg.
The editors of The Organized Home, on the whole, l The editors of The Organized Home, on the whole, like our spaces and our things to be neat, fresh, and sparkling. For instance, did you know your dishwasher needs regular cleaning too? Click the link in our bio for our team’s best scrubbing, cleaning, washing, stain-removing, disinfecting, deodorizing secrets. Photo by Justine Hand.
Even the most avid cleaners can struggle to keep u Even the most avid cleaners can struggle to keep up with a fully stocked fridge. After an especially rattling deep-clean, one of our organization experts decided to educate herself on how to maintain an orderly, fresh fridge. Click the link in our bio for her top 10 takeaways. Photograph by Joyelle West; styling by Justine Hand and Kaylei McGaw.
Whether you are working from home or back in the o Whether you are working from home or back in the office, every desk needs a handsome lamp. That's why we rounded up 10 of our favorite picks to help you with your search. Click the link in our bio to explore these classically inspired fixtures to upgrade your workspace. Photo courtesy of Design Within Reach.
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When we first saw Velinda Hellen’s kitchen makeo When we first saw Velinda Hellen’s kitchen makeover on Emily Henderson’s blog (Velinda is a designer at Emily Henderson Design), we were floored by the space-saving solutions she came up with. She turned a tiny basement space into a dreamy kitchenette. Click the link in our bio for ideas on how to make the most of your small kitchen. Photo by Sara Tramp, courtesy of Emily Henderson Design.
Laundry detergent strips, it turns out, have been Laundry detergent strips, it turns out, have been around a while—often packaged in plastic and touted as all-in-one detergent, stain remover, brightener. Of late, a number of brands the world over have jumped in with a cleaner look and green billing. Click the link in our bio to learn about eco-friendly, no plastic detergent. Photo courtesy of Laundry Project.
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