The Posh Blog

 Many of us have a love hate relationship with office supplies.  We love them and have to have them, but where do we put them?  Even if you have a home office you may not have much room to spare.   

One thing I have found to work well are clear over the door shoe organizers.  Shoe organizers are not just for shoes!  This fantastic tool is versatile, affordable, and easy to install.  The pockets hold just the right amount and can be used to hold things from highlighters, pens, note pads, batteries, staples, push pins, binder clips, cords, you name it!  I like using the clear organizers shown in the photos because you can see exactly what you have and if you need to buy more.  If this does not appeal to you there are also opaque organizers that are made of canvas or other fabrics.  If you decide to use a fabric organizer then be sure to label each pocket so you don’t forget where things are.   

 You can get over the door shoe organizers at The Container Store, Bed Bath and Beyond, and Target. 

Finding a Sharpie® when you need it…now that’s the good life.

Enjoy, 

Angela

Copyright (C) 2008 Angela Ploetz, POSH Space  www.theposhspace.com. 

For some people when it comes to organization space is really a problem.  But working with my clients I have fount that many people are not using their space to its maximum potential.   

One of the areas that I repeatedly see not being utilized is the back of the door.  There are so many ways you can use the back of a door for organization that I have decided to write a weekly blog on this topic.  Each week I will feature a different area of the home and how you can use the back of a door to help you get organized, I call it doorganizing^TM! I will be featuring photos from some of my clients’ spaces or sharing other photos and articles I find.   

If you have a photo, tip or a way that you have used the back of a door to help you stay organized send us an e-mail at info@theposhspace.com.  We would love to share your tips!

Enjoy the good life,

Angela

Copyright (C) 2008 Angela Ploetz, POSH Space  www.theposhspace.com.