I couldn’t have been more excited when she arrived with her team of professionals and whipped my laundry room into organized shape! (You can see an image of this from Emily’s Instagram below!)
Since then, Emily has helped me with so many organizational projects in my home.
So, before you go buy another shelving unit or storage rack, be sure to check out all of Emily’s favorite Amazon organization finds with us here today!
The best part is, they’re all SUPER easy to implement!
And now, here’s Emily-
Hi!
As a professional organizer, I definitely have more of a minimalist mindset.
I really don’t buy things on a whim and I try to be thoughtful of the products I bring into my home as well as my clients’ homes.
As a result, I do my best to make sure the items are useful, are visually appealing and will stand the test of time.
Here’s a roundup of all my favorite Amazon organizing finds that we use in all our projects.
If you’ve been following me (here!) you probably know that my favorite tool is the Lazy Susan.
Firstly, we LOVE most Lazy Susans, but our favorites are the clear ones.
These are great for holding oils, vinegar, tea bags and spices in kitchen cabinets.
Likewise, they’re also great in bathroom closets for daily morning items like hair accessories, medicine or makeup organization.
We use them in playrooms for arts and crafts, under the kitchen sink for sponges, cleaners, etc. and just about any other room in the home you can think of.
However, if we need labels to be more versatile or want to create a different look in a space we will use chalkboard tape instead of our typical label maker tape.
I love the crisp look of the black tape with white chalk writing and how it can easily be wiped off and reused for other purposes.
Containing items is also very important when it comes to organizing.
Which is why I love using sturdy clear bins in all sizes throughout the home.
These clear bins make it easy to see what’s inside.
The handle design makes it so easy to grab it off a shelf.
Add a label and you are good to go!
We use these in all rooms of a home to hold your morning vitamins, create a coffee or tea station, corral your baking needs, toiletries, office supplies, you name it.
In addition, they wipe out easily if you have a spill and can be repurposed again and again.
A constant issue I come across is what to do with all the plastic bags or plastic wrap that make its way into our homes.
Creating a space for these plastic items to go in order to be recycled back at the store or reused is key to staying on top of them.
I love this over the cabinet door unit that can live under the kitchen sink.
In my home, I line it with 1 plastic bag and fill it with all the store drop off recycling items including plastic bags, food storage bags, plastic wraps, etc.
I’ve seen similar items which can wall mounted in a pantry storage space and they’re very easy to install.
For a link to other store drop off items click here.
Although we are a digital society, most of us still have paper storage needs.
You don’t need a fancy desk organizer, instead you need a good system!
These sturdy file folders come in lots of colors so you can choose the colors that work for your personal style and system.
I prefer using all the same color file folders for consistency and ease of use, but I have had clients prefer separate colors for different categories of files.
There’s no right or wrong way to create your system but choosing a system and sticking with it is key for organizational success.
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