I am an interior decorator in Charlotte, NC. I spend half my time running my own business, Bryn Alexandra Interiors, and the other half working at an interior design boutique called Isabella. I also write about design and my life on my blog, brynalexandra.blogspot.com.
I am an interior decorator in Charlotte, NC. I spend half my time running... More »
Starting every new year, I always get into an organization mood. There's just something about starting off the new year fresh. These are some of my favorite products to help you do just that — and some that I desperately need myself! — Bryn from Bryn Alexandra
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Trays are the best way to corral items. I keep one on my ottoman for magazines, remotes, candles, and I even use it as a place to put a glass. West Elm makes the best trays, and these come in almost any color.
These are some of my all-time favorite baskets. They are so good looking, and the handles are pretty functional. I have two in my house: one at the base of my stairs to put shoes in and the other to hold magazines. They'd be great for kids toys, too.
This piece could really be used anywhere and for anything: in your dresser, under your bathroom sink, or even in a kitchen drawer. And it's much better looking than a plastic Tupperware-like divider.
If you want storage to hide something (let's face it, kid's toys aren't usually the prettiest), then these gray baskets with lids are great. I love the unexpected yet neutral color.
These little Clear Stackers are so cute. I could see 3 of them stacked up holding stamps, paper clips and binder clips. Or you could use one for bobby pins in your bathroom.
I use these inexpensive plastic storage boxes for my house stuff. I have one each for painting supplies, furniture supplies (sand paper, etc.), light bulbs, screws, my drill, etc. It's nice to know exactly where everything is.
I have very little storage in my master bathroom, so I am going to install 3 of these simple shelves for baskets and bins. I'll store things I don't need every day, and then keep the rest under the sink.
