Kiwibird
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- Jul 12, 2012
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- 1 BFA- Kiwi. Hatch circa 98', forever home with us Dec. 08'
It's not crafts or refinishing, but boy has organization become my new favorite artistic medium! Hubby getting me a label maker for Christmas hasn't helped with my new addiction. Getting serious about (reasonable) minimalism has also helped in making things tidy, beautiful and functional!
Our entryway with all our jackets, shoes, scarves, hats, umbrellas, my purse, reusable shopping bags ext... (things you need by the front door)
Hubbies desk (used to be a shared desk before he took it over, thus it still has girly things on it))!
Pantry (a place for each and every one of our constantly used ingredients and no room for things that never get used):
Hubbies junk food stash:
Our GLORIOUS fruit and veg packed fridge
This cabinet has been a black hole of clutter since we bought it. Finally have it cleared out and now have my very own desk without actually having to purchase a desk (for a while I was 'banished' to the coffee table. In retribution, I have taken the household stapler and tape dispenser for MY desk muahahaha!
Finally, since we don't have an actual closet, we have this thing instead. It used to be shamefully overrun with clothes, but now easily holds my clothes and hubbies work clothes (he commandeered the dresser for his casual clothes). Storage bins on the side are only half full and contain ALL our seasonal clothes. I cannot describe how much I love not having tons of clothes any more:
Finally, my favorite project was laying out my fall/winter and spring/summer clothes in one, cohesive document to refer back to. I got the idea off polyvore for the layout. While time consuming, it makes it SO much easier to see what you have, what works together and how much you'll use this way and super easy to just get rid of anything that didn't make it into your 'capsule' wardrobe. I did keep one heavy winter coat, a cocktail dress, 2 work out outfits+running shoes, a bathing suit and my wedding dress that are not on these, but this is essentially EVERYTHING I own. I could quite literally pack 2 seasons worth of clothes and then some in a small suitcase.
(If anyone is interested in doing this with their closet, google project 333 and how to create a capsule wardrobe)
Our entryway with all our jackets, shoes, scarves, hats, umbrellas, my purse, reusable shopping bags ext... (things you need by the front door)
Hubbies desk (used to be a shared desk before he took it over, thus it still has girly things on it))!
Pantry (a place for each and every one of our constantly used ingredients and no room for things that never get used):
Hubbies junk food stash:
Our GLORIOUS fruit and veg packed fridge
This cabinet has been a black hole of clutter since we bought it. Finally have it cleared out and now have my very own desk without actually having to purchase a desk (for a while I was 'banished' to the coffee table. In retribution, I have taken the household stapler and tape dispenser for MY desk muahahaha!
Finally, since we don't have an actual closet, we have this thing instead. It used to be shamefully overrun with clothes, but now easily holds my clothes and hubbies work clothes (he commandeered the dresser for his casual clothes). Storage bins on the side are only half full and contain ALL our seasonal clothes. I cannot describe how much I love not having tons of clothes any more:
Finally, my favorite project was laying out my fall/winter and spring/summer clothes in one, cohesive document to refer back to. I got the idea off polyvore for the layout. While time consuming, it makes it SO much easier to see what you have, what works together and how much you'll use this way and super easy to just get rid of anything that didn't make it into your 'capsule' wardrobe. I did keep one heavy winter coat, a cocktail dress, 2 work out outfits+running shoes, a bathing suit and my wedding dress that are not on these, but this is essentially EVERYTHING I own. I could quite literally pack 2 seasons worth of clothes and then some in a small suitcase.
(If anyone is interested in doing this with their closet, google project 333 and how to create a capsule wardrobe)