(Her Daughter’s Old Closet) Now it can be used for guests and is no longer cluttered with forgotten and discarded items!

Obsessed with this BuzzFeed article! I am definitely going to do #29.

I just finished reading Karen Kingston’s book Clear Your Clutter with Feng Shui and I can’t stop thinking about it! The book talks about how clutter in your home can block energy flow and in turn prevent ease in your life. Depending on where your clutter physically lives in your home, it can affect different corresponding areas depicted in the bagua below. I haven’t personally explored this idea as fully as I would like, but I do know that when I am organizing with clients, o

(The Upstairs Bathroom) We decided to spend more time on the spaces she uses the most and found our way to the upstairs bathroom; the main bathroom my parents use. My mom had put into place some very helpful tools that had kind of fallen by the wayside. She had a rack to give her two levels and several baskets to help divide and categorize but unfortunately it had become another catch-all zone. With a little bit of sorting, purging, and re-categorizing we turned it into this: