Let's dive back into the exciting world of professional organizing with step three! To recap, in the first step, we embarked on a journey to declutter your home. We tackled every nook and cranny from your garage to your closet, bathroom to kitchen, and basement to decide what items spark joy and which ones you're ready to part with.

During step two, also known as categorizing, we worked with you to create an effective system that meets your unique needs and helps you maintain an organized space. Say goodbye to endless searching for lost items, and hello to a streamlined, stress-free environment!

And finally, we arrive at the container step - the design phase of our professional organizing process. This is where the real fun begins! We'll collaborate on how to best store your beloved belongings. Starting with a general overview of the room, we'll determine the most efficient and aesthetically pleasing way to showcase your things. Let's dive a little further into this step and what it involves.

Assess Your Storage Needs

Before purchasing any containers, assess your storage needs. Consider the size of the items you need to store and the quantity. This will help you determine the type and size of containers you need. For example, do you have a ton of makeup products? Invest in a clear acrylic makeup organizer, or if you need to store larger items such as pillows and blankets, make sure to look for a storage cube with ample space.

Consider Material

Containers come in different materials, such as plastic, metal, fabric, and wicker. Each material has its advantages and disadvantages. For instance, plastic containers are lightweight, durable, and affordable, while metal containers are sturdy and long-lasting. Consider the pros and cons of each material and choose one that suits your design, style, and budget.

Organize By Color

Organizing by color is one of the most popular strategies for making a space look more visually appealing and inviting. Not only does this make it easier to find items, but it also looks great! Choose containers that match or complement the colors in your home decor. For example, if you have navy walls and grey furniture, choose containers in shades of navy and grey.

Think Outside the Box

When it comes to storage, don't be afraid to get creative! If you're running out of space or want to save money on containers, think outside the box for solutions. Use baskets and bins made from natural materials such as rattan or burlap. Hang up pegboards or shelves to store smaller items. Reuse old tins and jars to create a unique display. The possibilities are endless!

Wrapping It Up

Step three is all about finding the right containers for your home. With these tips, you can create a system that not only looks great but is also highly functional and organized. If you're If you find yourself struggling to implement step three, we've got you covered.

Consider seeking the help of a professional organizer who can provide guidance and support to help create an effective system. At Blossom Wood Organizing, located in Huntsville, Alabama, we're here to help you make the most of your space and create a stress-free environment. Contact us today to book an appointment and start organizing your home!