The Organize with Lisa Blog

Moving in Bergen County, NJ? 5 Tips to Stay Organized Before, During and After Your Move

Helping a parent downsize their home can feel very different from an ordinary organizing project. Maybe your parent is moving to a smaller home, a senior living community, assisted living, or moving in with family. Whatever the reason, there is usually much more involved than simply deciding what to keep and what to get rid of. There are belongings that have been part of your parent’s life for decades. There are photographs, family heirlooms, furniture, collections, and every

OWL recently had the opportunity to host an organizing event at The Container Store (Thanks for joining me, Kathy!) where I shared one of my favorite organizing challenges: making the most of a small space. Dorm rooms may be one of the most obvious examples, but the same challenges occur in bedrooms, kitchens, closets, and throughout the home. With thoughtful storage and the right systems, every inch can work harder. Think vertical storage, under-bed space, drawer organizers,

Declutter these areas before your decorate!

As summer winds down and college move-in day quickly approaches, excitement and nerves run high, especially when it's time to transform your small dorm room into a functional, comfortable living space! Whether you're a first-year student or a seasoned upperclassman, having a well-organized dorm can make all the difference in managing stress, staying on top of studies, and enjoying campus life. As a mom who has had not one, but two kids go through college, I’ve seen firsthand

Whether your graduate is heading off to college, moving into their first apartment, or starting their first full-time job, there’s one thing they all need, but few actually think to ask for: organization.

We’ve created the ultimate checklist to guide you on your digital decluttering journey this spring.

This year, let’s break the cycle of unrealistic resolutions and focus on setting achievable organization goals.