The Home Edit Life: The Complete Guide to Organizing Absolutely Everything at Work, at Home and On the Go, A Netflix Original Series – Season 2 now showing on Netflix

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And if you have the time to re-bottle all of your spices into new bottles and paste on new labels, then this book could be right up your alley. The book is filled with pretty pictures and lots of expert tips ( though I admit to finding few groundbreaking). Believe this: every single space in your house has the potential to function efficiently and look great. With bright images that feature almost every kind of space—small or large—including pantries, fridges, closets, bathrooms, bedrooms, playrooms, and under the stairs and sink, you’ll take away so many ideas for your own rooms. Mandy Moore's pantry looks like it has been staged for the realtor's open house or an HGTV dream home tour.

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That's the chapter where they advise you to take out everything of a certain type of possession (all your clothes, for example, or all your kitchen utensils) and go through them one by one to determine 1) if you actually use/wear/need it; 2) if you don't need it now but will in the immediate future (for example, it's summer but you don't want to throw out your heavy winter coat); and 3) whether you're holding onto the item for sentimental reasons, or in the example of clothes, if you're holding onto it because one day you hope to fit into it again. Just don't expect the rest of the family to get things in exactly the right place all the time, but keep working with them because when you are able to afford those bins, you have every right to expect them to put things where they belong at least 95% of the time. If not, use what you have already and slowly, section by section, get the plastic bins, first for the things that keep ending up all over the house like kids' toys, pens and pencils, or whatever you keep finding out of place in your house. If you’re hoping to learn how to develop organization skills, there are much more thorough books on the market.But then I went thought and rearranged my kid’s books and it elevated the energy of the space by at least 200%. Here are 52 challenges for every room of the home—from organizing a junk drawer to measuring your cabinet for storage bins to arranging the apps on your phone by color.

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Feel like tackling an organizing project by yourself but still could use our help (and gold-star motivation) along the way? And then I quickly became disillusioned because their work seems to be more about throwing away 'ugly' stuff and replacing them with 'pretty' stuff. Glad this was a library two hour read- over and done; just a bunch of pretty pictures- that's all, if that's your jam. looking at that playroom I think "Gwenyth hates kids" and why do they keep putting kids stuff on the 7 foot shelf?

With The Home Edit Life, you'll soon be corralling phone cords, archiving old photos, arranging your phone apps by color, and packing your suitcase like a pro. Get to know your organizing style, tailor it to your family’s lifestyle, and lead the low-guilt life as you apply more genius ideas to every aspect of your life. The Home Edit has grown a loyal celebrity and social media following thanks to a streamlined philosophy that's often delivered with some hilarious punch lines.

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I've read a million home organizing books because I love the pretty pictures and find them soothing. One of the lessons I've learned as someone whose weight has fluctuated over the years is that if you lose weight and keep it off, reward yourself with a new wardrobe! And while I fully support the right of everyone to shelve their books however they like, I do think you're missing several points if you invariably arrange books by color. If I had seemingly unlimited space in my home like Gwyneth Paltrow (whose home was featured in this book), I think many of my storage problems would be non-existent and my space needs would be met.As I flipped through the pages and looked at the pictures, I kept thinking, "who has this much stuff? Labeling is key to The Home Edit system, and in the back of the book, you’ll find a sheet of beautifully inscribed labels for organizing items in your refrigerator. Clea and Joanna are also the authors of two New York Times bestselling books, The Home Edit and The Home Edit Life; are the stars and executive producers of the Emmy-nominated Netflix show, Get Organized with The Home Edit and have a line of organizational products sold in over 25 countries. Prior to meeting Joanna and starting The Home Edit, Clea worked in social media and PR with an emphasis on fashion and entertainment.

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Oh wait, I know the answer: because, by the logic of this book, instagrammabity and pinterestibility above all. Whether you live in an urban studio or a suburban three bedroom, learning the Home Edit System--a new approach to home organizing by thinking about your things in groupings and how they "flow" through your space--will completely transform the way you live. Clea and Joanna are here to remind you that “it’s okay to own things” in the quest for pretty and smart spaces.When you're done, you'll not only know exactly where to find things, but you'll also love the way it looks. In her free time, Clea enjoys reading, sipping champagne with friends and honing her newfound skills in the kitchen! And not only are they super duper organizers, they are pretty funny, not taking themselves too seriously and people who amuse are my people.