"Your Apartment Has More Storage Space Than You Think - If You Know Where to Look If you're not the type to get rid of half your stuff, check out these artful ways to optimize space and cleverly tuck away possessions for later use. Most unconsidered and cluttered homes have both furnishings and belongings stuffed along the perimeter of a room and reaching only about shoulder height (if that). It's time to look up."
"5 Ideas for Organizing Family Photos and Keepsakes The beginning of the year is a popular time to declutter, and for some, that will mean tackling family memorabilia. The sheer amount of it, and what to do with it - whether photos, papers, or objects - can be overwhelming. Here are a few ideas to get you moving to a more organized, and accessible, family collection."
"The beginning of a new year is the perfect time to assess your surroundings and get organized. A Space-Starved Brooklynite's Best Home Organization Advice: Get Rid of Your Stuff It's become tradition to harness the optimism of the new year to get organized. But before you run out to the nearest Container Store or dream up a space-saving closet system, consider the top six insights from this studio-dwelling minimalist."
The new year provides an opportunity to assess surroundings, decide priorities, and organize the home. Minimalism and purging excess possessions free up space and simplify living. Family photos, papers, and keepsakes require sorting strategies to make collections accessible and meaningful. Small spaces can foster creativity and ease of upkeep when used intelligently and adapted to household needs. Hidden and vertical storage, including above-shoulder areas and unconventional nooks, often provides significant unused capacity. Professional organizers and experienced residents offer practical storage secrets tailored to brownstones, townhouses, and compact apartments.
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