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Trending on The Organized HomeIssue 13 — Looking East

Trending on The Organized Home: Modern Minimalism

March 31, 2019

This week on The Organized Home, the editors shared their minimalist inspirations, decoded refrigerator organization, and more. Here’s a look:

The MoMA Design Store is an editor favorite for its utilitarian-yet-whimsical selection of design-worthy objects. See some favorites in The Cull: Fun and Design-y Storage Finds from the MoMA Design Store, Under-$0 Edition.
Above: The MoMA Design Store is an editor favorite for its utilitarian-yet-whimsical selection of design-worthy objects. See some favorites in The Cull: 10 Fun and Design-y Storage Finds from the MoMA Design Store, Under-$100 Edition.
Dreaming of an organized refrigerator? Our editors&#8
Above: Dreaming of an organized refrigerator? Our editors’ advice to achieve it in 10 Things Nobody Tells You About Organizing Your Refrigerator. Photograph by Joyelle West; styling by Justine Hand and Kaylei McGaw.
And, give your Instagram feed a palette cleanse with  Minimalist Instagram Accounts You Should Be Following. Photograph by Sanne Hop.
Above: And, give your Instagram feed a palette cleanse with 10 Minimalist Instagram Accounts You Should Be Following. Photograph by Sanne Hop.

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