 It was our organizing team's pleasure to recently transform multiple spaces in a gorgeous home in Raleigh, NC. Our clients had moved into their recently renovated home a few months ago and were struggling to complete the unpacking and home set up process. They are both busy professionals and had a puppy and elderly dog at home vying for their attention. They weren't able to make the space as functional for themselves as they dreamed. That's where we came in!
Read on to see photos of their completed project and why they said Hello Simplified was "an absolute game changer for us."
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 COVID changed the way we work. About 35% of Americans now work from home at least part of each week, according to The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. That's compared to only about 23% in 2019.
Those who work from home might be thanking their lucky stars that they have those once-empty front rooms or offices to take work calls in, but that doesn't mean the spaces are optimized and organized. Many of our clients work from home and we regularly see office spaces in need of TLC and tidying up. Today we're sharing our expert advice on creating easy office organization systems that last and will increase your productivity.  Does the thought of moving as a senior scare you? Change stresses you out and moving is a huge change. Having to downsize your home or move into assisted living is just not what you want. You want to stay surrounded by the memories, the familiar rooms, the neighbors and friends you've bonded with over the years, and most of all, you want to keep your independence.
"A recent AARP survey found that 75% of adults aged 50 and older would prefer to stay in their homes as they age." Empower Today we're sharing 5 practical tips for how home organization can aid your plan to age-in-place.  Imagine your home as a tidy, peaceful haven. Every item has a home, your family knows where to find and put things back, and the systems you put in place flow seamlessly. Sounds lovely, right?
Unfortunately, there are some common hurdles that people come across when attempting to get to this point. Luckily, we've seen it all and are here to prevent you from faltering on your journey. Today I am sharing the top 5 common mistakes to avoid when attempting to get organized.  You've reached your limit for tolerating your messy home. You're stressed every time you enter a room but have zero motivation or time to tackle anything. You've heard of professional organizers, either on social media, from a friend, or that Home Edit show with the rainbow colors and celebrity clients.
The idea of hiring an organizer for your home is both thrilling and intimidating. You're nervous about letting someone into your home and are afraid they'll judge the kitchen counter piles, toy piles, laundry piles, OK, all the piles. As home organizers, we're here to tell you that our process is straightforward, like a big glittery easy button. Our goal is to get you organized with as little stress as possible and always with zero judgment from your organizing team. Read on for our simple 3-step process to organizing your home.  Let's face it, life is busy. Between working full-time to the second shift after work with family to maintaining a home that somehow always has something breaking, living in the 21st century is not for the weak.
When you're trying to work from home, all you can see is the clutter and chaos around you. Should I attempt to fold that laundry while I'm on this call? I hear little footsteps and know someone's coming to ask me another question. Oh no! That doctor's appointment started 15 minutes ago! Then throw in traveling for work and crossing your fingers that your home doesn't implode without you. You're in desperate need of someone to come in and help create some semblance of peace and order. Today we're sharing three ways an organized home can support your career (and life).  Your home should be a relaxing place where you can curl up after a hard day, read a good book, and feel some peace. But the reality is there's usually laundry piled on the couch, you keep tripping over the endless toys scattered about, and the amount of visual clutter is making you want to curl up into a ball instead of curling up to be cozy.
Today is the perfect day to declare a fresh start and take back control of your home. We're sharing four tips to declutter like a pro and feel more calm in your space.  Imagine entering the holiday week with excitement and a sense of calm. The house is beautifully decorated, the meals are planned and prepped, the gifts are wrapped, and the guest rooms are tidy. You feel ready to host AND enjoy yourself too. You're pretty much superwoman and will accept that cape any day now.
Does this sound like a pipe dream? Well it's possible my friend! Come along for the sleigh ride while I share my tips to reverse engineer the holidays so you can relax, feel organized, and be at peace from now through the New Year.  You know the saying: Work smarter, not harder. Life moves fast these days and our brains can only hold so much. We need tools that can help us remember and make sense of all the things so that we're not (as much of) a frazzled mess at all times! Today I'm sharing my absolute 3 favorite apps that are simple, easy to use, and essential for getting organized. They may be on your phone, but they'll help keep your family and home organized IRL too.
 A child's bedroom isn't just for sleeping. It's where children start and end their day. Where they find their sense of style. It's a space that's their own, where they can let their identity shine. It's often where they play, read bedtime stories snuggled up with a parent, and where they feel a sense of safety and control.
Your kid may try to convince you that they love a messy bedroom where you can't walk without stepping on a toy, but the truth is that kids thrive on routine, structure, and an organized environment. Today we're sharing how we organize kids' bedrooms and how to keep them tidy after we leave!  Do you dream of spending your summer nights walking in the sand and then coming home to your stunning beachfront home? So do we! Our organizers got to experience a little taste of paradise recently. Take a peek at this jaw-dropping beach home we transformed for our lovely clients.
 Whether due to positive or negative reasons, change is hard. Change can bring stress and a sense of disarray to your life. Whether you're moving to a new home, welcoming a baby, caring for growing children, becoming empty nesters, retiring, or transitioning to senior living, these major life changes can throw you for a loop.
Our team of professional organizers specializes in helping clients going through these life transitions. We take away the overwhelm so you can focus on what makes you happy.  Moving is not your cup of tea. You've been dreading it for months. You've done your best to declutter and pack before the move, but realize in a panic that you have zero plans for when you arrive at your new home. How are you going to do this on your own (and with that never-ending back pain)?
Today we'll share how our team of organizers will unpack and set up your new home in a functional and maintainable way. Let's go!  Do you dream of clear countertops and clothes neatly hung on velvet hangers? Of not tripping over toys every time you walk across your living room floor? We would all love an organized home, but who has the time or energy to make it happen?
You've heard of professional organizers, but they seem expensive and you don't want them throwing all your stuff away. Today we'll be busting 5 common organizing myths so you feel more confident calling in a pro!  This family needed our help! They were a large family living in a large home - about 10,000 square feet. The mom contacted us and asked for every single aspect of her home to be looked at and organized. Not only organized, but Pinterest-level pretty! Their home interior was painted a couple of years ago and since then everything had been out of place.
When COVID hit, they started spending most of their time at their vacation home and started homeschooling. Their primary home was visited only occasionally and felt unmanageable to get organized. The mom thought she could get it organized herself but soon realized the task was too large to tackle alone. As they prepared to move back to their primary home full-time, she knew she needed to call in some assistance! |