When you add a mini person to your home, you don't quite understand at first how much stuff they require to be happy. Also, I am the person that buys at least one new toy each
This week, I tackled the Kitchen. Between the Living Room and the Kitchen, it's hard to say which room we spend the most time in. Each are cluttered and need some help for sure.
First there is the Bench. Which is a wonderful storage option, but a slight pain to use every day:
I hope the top doesn't cave in.... |
It is a catch all during the week for baby bags, my purse, etc...
Then there is everyone's favorite.. the junk drawer. Everyone has one. Everyone ignores it until the 100th time they couldn't open it because something was stuck...
Here, I have emptied it out so that I can get rid of some stuff and re-purpose the drawer.
Need a cuzy? How about one of 4 pairs of scissors? |
Then, after much throwing away of thing, I found a new "junk drawer."
Oh man! We did have AAA batteries after all! |
Now for the re-purpose of my old junk drawer. This drawer is prime real estate! It's HUGE and right under the microwave.
Alas, it belongs to the ruler of the house:
Sippys, bowls, bottles, meds, etc. |
The bench, now being relieved of burp clothes and bowls and such, got a little re-organized as well.
I stashed the grocery bags out in the garage since they have no place inside the house anyway.
Hopefully you are inspired to reorganize some drawers in your home now.
4 comments:
Well, I think I should do the same...
But not today...
Daaang, good/thorough job!
Remind me to consult you when the apartment starts getting cluttered.
Actually, remind me to talk to you about consulting regarding design ideas - want to bounce some ideas off of you for one of the rooms in the apartment. :)
(i will pay you in starbucks!)
Holy cow! You are brave to tackle the junk drawer. Ours is just starting to get to the can't-open stage. I think there is a gate latch in there....
When we moved from the country to the city, we brought only essentials with us. (My son lives in the house, so there's been no urgency no get the rest of our crap out of there.) It's been amazing how much we can do without and how restful our uncluttered loft is. I don't know what I'm going to do with all the junk at the house now.
Post a Comment