If there’s one household item that seems to reproduce when we’re not looking, it’s linens. Whether they’re for the bedroom, tabletop, or bathroom, linens just seem to accumulate. If you’ve lived in the same family home for a decade (or even four!),

After the kids have flown the nest and it’s time to consider rightsizing, what do you do with all their belongings? We often run into this problem with our clients who are transitioning from a family home to an “empty-nester” space. 

For the past two years, we have been setting aside one month in the spring to tackle editing specific areas in our homes. Over the past two years, we have looked at everything from medicine cabinets, to pantries, to media collections.

Sometimes the post-holiday period can feel a little dull after the twinkling lights and festive gatherings. Even though February is the shortest month, it can often feel like the longest as we look forward to spring and a new season.

The holidays are now officially several weeks behind us, and if you haven’t done it already, chances are the decorations are nagging at you to be put away. But what’s the best way to remove and store your precious ornaments and decorative seasonal objects?