Believe it or not, cosmetics do go bad! If you have not used an item in 6 months, you can probably let it go. Less is always more, and you
Go Paperless!
It’s understandable that transitioning to a more digital lifestyle can be overwhelming. It may not fit everyone’s lifestyle. But for perspective, an average tree can make roughly 5,000-8,000 sheets of
2nd Annual Declutter Challenge
We are so very excited to announce Abundance Organizing’s 2nd Annual Declutter Challenge! Is getting organized a resolution for you in 2023? This 16 day Declutter Challenge will help you
Tips to Prepare Your Kids for the Holidays
There’s no time like the present to prepare your kids for the holidays! It’s time to get ready for all the gifts that will be coming in by making room
Generational Clutter – What it is and How to Stop it
Are you weighed down with clutter that has been passed on to you and are hoping to make changes to prevent this situation for future generations? The holidays are often
Organizing Your Entertaining Essentials
Time to get your entertaining essentials ready. From tableware to candles, this category in the home can often get out of control. But having all the items decluttered and organized
Tackling a Project Through the Eyes of a Professional Organizer
Organizing can be challenging-especially when we look at our spaces and all we see is chaos. It can be overwhelming and hard to know where to begin. Wonder how we,
Being a Good Giver to Charity
With the new year upon us, you are probably getting ready to purge and donate some old and unused items. Instead of taking your items to a generic thrift store,
Don’t Save the Box
In our line of work we often see patterns in what people keep. Sometimes we speculate about these patterns and try to understand the logic behind them. Keep in mind, no one on our team is a therapist, doctor, statistician or demographer. We simply call it like we see it and often have a little fun with what we discover.
In Every Closet, There’s A Story
This recent article about an organized closet being displayed at the Met has me thinking a lot. Can an organized closet be captivating enough that others will want to see it