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HOW CUTE ARE THESE. Love them on a desk, in a kids' room, in a kitchen!
I own an embarrassing number of these. Large for camera equipment and other large things - I use them on metro like shelves. Medium and small live across my life, on shelves, to organize temporary projects, in my car, in all of my cabinets. Kitchen, Office, Bedroom (sandals stack so well in them) and they're 100% recycled, fold down to store - stack on each other expended and collapsed. I went back and looked at my orders from two years ago when I got them today as I was sending a link to a friend who's doing a deep org and found they are on SALE - I do not need any and yet I want more. Is there such a thing as an organization addiction?
No more digging for the right Tupperware lid. It’s a little thing, but it saves so much time and frustration — and honestly makes me so happy.
Hamper rec has me feeling like a real adult. After literal years of knowing this would make my life better, I finally bought it last week and it's true. As someone who lives among piles of clothes but doesn't want to, I can't recommend this hamper enough (lol). Right now one side is for laundry and the other is for clean clothes that usually live on a chair in my room due to lack of storage. When I have more time and figure out how to best organize my overflowing clothing situation, one side will be for white laundry and the other side for colors. Sooooo excited to live like a normal person!
I am SO excited to have found these! The Laundress used to make something similar and then they stopped, and this is the first replacement I've found. They're so excellent for sweater storage, sheet storage, pillow storage, blanket storage...the list goes on. And they look beautiful and chic in a storage closet.
I stacked three of these and screwed them together for the ultimate shoe tower :-)
I feel like this will be a @Space Camp-approved rec--these are SO GOOD for your kid's artwork/your needlepoint projects/crafting etc--especially when you stick them in a letter holder for easy access!
Made in the USA. The absolute best plastic-free storage for all my baking needs.
This is exactly what I want to have on me for a quick farmer's market run. I want to separate my items to make sure my lettuce and berries don't get squished. I want to have a spot for my baguette to nestle so it doesn't fall out. But also, this would be great for kids, for the trunk of a car, for a work bag. Ingenious!
I love to organize my fridge and make it look beautiful
Always pack one of these when I travel; the perfect size to corral small cords and to stash the paper ephemera I inevitably collect wherever I go.
I will admit, this solution is not right for most kitchens. But if you have a small or tricky kitchen, wow oh wow, I love it. Much better than keeping the boards on the counter. Just please, for the love of god, have wooden not plastic cutting boards, ok?
Made in the USA. These gorgeous shaker boxes are thick and strong, ready to hold anything. They come in 10 different sizes. The only problem: at the moment, the only way to buy them is to go to the mill. Fryes Measure Mill has been making Shaker and Colonial boxes since 1858.
For storing important papers we recently switched to this little guy from a 15 year old shopping bag from Treasure Island, and to my great surprise it has made it much easier to find documents that I need when I need them.
Not a looker, but this is a tried-and-true laundry classic that holds a lot of clothes and folds up slimly.
I am OBSESSED with Biom--the dispensers are so unnoticeable and elegant that you can just leave them out on the counter and no one will comment. The mini size fits in my car's cupholder so I always have disinfecting wipes close at hand. We have these in literally every room in the house.
Handmade in New Hampshire. Sturdy, easy to carry, and ages beautifully. Founded in 1854, Peterboro Basket Company is one of the oldest American basket manufacturers.
I bought this shelf for my art studio and LOVE it. No assembly required, just pop it open and load. Spacious, portable, and comes in fun colors like pink, sage, red and the blue (pictured) I chose. I keep paints, books, bins for snacks, clothes, art supplies, tea kettle, and drink ware at my fingertips. I'd be lost (and cluttered) without it!
Keeping periodicals visible and handy can be a bit tricky; I've found that wooden picture book display cases (avail. at school and library suppliers) are a comparatively affordable solution that work really well. There are a bunch of different configurations, which is handy.
If you’re like me and need to see all your accessories laid out in front of you or you forget they exist then these are for you. They look really nice on the dresser or on the bathroom counter - wherever you accessorize 👸🏻
I get great satisfaction from replacing the box of baking soda in my fridge every so often, it’s like saging or washing my fridge’s bed sheets.
We have these dry racks at our home in Wainscott.
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