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Trending on The Organized HomeIssue 46 — The Urbanites

Trending on The Organized Home: Clever Tricks & Tools for a Well-Ordered Life

November 18, 2018

This week on our sister site, it was all about storage and organizational tools for a more efficient and orderly home. Here are some of the clever ideas our editors unearthed:

Annie reminisced about her year living abroad in France as an au pair—and was reminded of a French cleaning tool that completely mesmerized her. See Smart Buy: In Praise of the Table Crumber (Plus Five to Buy, All Under $10). Photograph by Daniel Dent for Remodelista.
Above: Annie reminisced about her year living abroad in France as an au pair—and was reminded of a French cleaning tool that completely mesmerized her. See Smart Buy: In Praise of the Table Crumber (Plus Five to Buy, All Under $10). Photograph by Daniel Dent for Remodelista.
If you loathe the idea of placing hot, dripping lids directly onto your counters, you may want to consider this funny-looking product, above. Read Lid Service: An Ingenious Kitchen Storage Product We Didn’t Know We Needed to learn how it works.
Above: If you loathe the idea of placing hot, dripping lids directly onto your counters, you may want to consider this funny-looking product, above. Read Lid Service: An Ingenious Kitchen Storage Product We Didn’t Know We Needed to learn how it works.
Is it possible to fall in love with a bathroom shelf? Mais oui. Fan spotted this porcelain one in a Remodelista story about Le Barn resort, and tracked down similar versions. See Design Sleuth: A Bathroom Storage Must with Old-Fashioned Charm. Photograph by Nomades, courtesy of Le Barn.
Above: Is it possible to fall in love with a bathroom shelf? Mais oui. Fan spotted this porcelain one in a Remodelista story about Le Barn resort, and tracked down similar versions. See Design Sleuth: A Bathroom Storage Must with Old-Fashioned Charm. Photograph by Nomades, courtesy of Le Barn.

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