Last week we got you ready to go with Spring cleaning tips and tricks. Now, let's get into the details a bit and talk about your Fridge. Organizing your fridge not only keeps things tidy but also helps reduce food waste and makes meal prep easier. Here's how to do it step by step: 1. Prepare for Organization
2. Categorize Items
3. Optimize Storage by Zones Different areas of the fridge have varying temperatures, so organize food accordingly:
4. Use Storage Solutions
5. Label and Date
Example Layout
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The birds are singing, the sun’s shining a little brighter, and you know what that means — Spring has sprung! And here at Revive with Style, we’re all about giving your home the same fresh, feel-good vibes the season brings. Let’s talk Spring Organizing — because nothing says "new season, new me" like a clutter-free closet and a pantry that doesn’t resemble a snack avalanche. Why Spring and Organizing are a Perfect Match Winter hibernation is officially over, and it’s time to revive your space (see what we did there?). With warmer days ahead, we’re swapping fuzzy socks for flip-flops and holiday décor for beach bags. There’s no better time to declutter, reorganize, and refresh. ✅ More daylight = more energy to tackle projects ✅ Warmer weather = time to rotate seasonal gear ✅ Clearer spaces = clearer mind (and way less stress) Here is Your Your Fun + Easy Spring Organizing Checklist Step 1: Out with the Old Before we organize, we declutter. Grab your favorite playlist (we recommend something upbeat), a few bags, and start sorting. Ask yourself:
Step 2: Seasonal Swap Time Spring is all about the big switcheroo — cozy winter stuff goes into hibernation, and warm-weather goodies take center stage. -Pack away heavy coats & boots -Rotate pantry staples (hot cocoa → iced tea) -Make space for outdoor gear (picnic blankets, anyone?) Step 3: Storage Glow-Up This is where the Revive with Style magic comes in. We love: -Clear bins (so you can see your stuff) -Cute labels (because being organized can still be stylish) -Space-saving hacks (like drawer dividers and door organizers) Hotspots You Don’t Want to Skip Closets: Time for a spring wardrobe refresh — goodbye puffy coats, hello flowy dresses. Bonus points if you color-coordinate! Garage: Sports gear, gardening tools, and bikes — all need a little love and organization. Kitchen & Pantry: Expired snacks? Random holiday cookie sprinkles? Time to edit and refresh. Entryway: Create a "grab-and-go" station for sunnies, sunscreen, and reusable bags. Pro Tip: Create Zones (It’s Like Organizing with a Twist) Think of your home as a set of mini stations — each with its own purpose. It’s like giving your stuff a VIP section. Entryway = shoes, keys, bags Pantry = snacks, dinner staples, baking gear Bathroom = everyday essentials, backup stock, cleaning supplies This way, everyone (yes, even the kids) knows where things go — and where to put them back. Magic! Celebrate Every Little Win
Spring organizing doesn’t need to be all work and no play. Tackle one spot at a time (hello, junk drawer!) and celebrate each small victory with a treat — maybe a fancy coffee or a guilt-free online shopping spree (for bins, of course). Want a little Revive with Style hands-on help? Whether you need us to roll up our sleeves with you or guide you virtually, we’re ready to turn your clutter into calm — all with style, of course. Let’s schedule your Spring Organizing Session today! Creating a functional and aesthetically pleasing space in your home starts with thoughtful space planning. This involves considering key elements such as sight lines, traffic patterns, and usability to ensure the design supports both the form and function of your lifestyle. Here's how to approach it: Sight lines: Maximizing Visual Flow Sight lines refer to what you see as you move through your home or sit in different spaces. A well-designed layout ensures that sight lines remain clear, promoting a sense of openness and calm. Consider the following tips:
This living space create the perfect focal point. The custom wood detailing to the ceiling draws your eye and fills the space perfectly. Traffic Patterns: Ensuring Easy Navigation Traffic patterns dictate how people move through a room. A good layout prioritizes comfort and avoids bottlenecks. Here are some considerations:
In this living room there are clear zones: Couches for lounging, an armchair for reading and a small table to game play, puzzling, or homework. Usability: Supporting Daily Function Usability focuses on how well a space works for your daily needs. Your home should cater to your routines and habits while making it easy to keep the space organized and comfortable.
This room prioritizes comfort and conversation with it's cozy seating arrangement. Blending Form and Function While functionality is critical, aesthetics should not be overlooked. A cohesive design ties together the practical elements of space planning with your personal style:
This space blends many styles and takes advantage of vertical storage. As a result the space feels warm and inviting. Final Thoughts
Successful space planning requires a balance between aesthetics and practicality. By focusing on sight lines, traffic patterns, and usability, you can create a home that is not only visually appealing but also comfortable and functional for everyday living. Whether you’re refreshing a single room or planning an entire home, these principles provide a solid foundation for your design journey and Revive With Style can help you execute your newly revived space! When we dreamed up Revive With Style our goal was to give clients the combined expertise of a professional organizer AND an interior designer. We knew that blending our skills could maximize a home's potential while doing it with a style that fits our client's. When we get a lead for move-in services, it's like winning the client lottery because we know our skills are going to deliver. This client reached out to us while relocating from out of state, feeling overwhelmed by all the decisions and moving parts involved in the process. Their previous home was much smaller than their new one, and they planned to bring a significant amount of furniture with them. They needed our help with three key things: determining the best placement for their existing furniture, selecting paint colors for specific areas of the home, and creating cohesive spaces that blended new pieces with what they already had. After a quick consultation call, we scheduled an in-person visit to their new home. During the walkthrough, we measured each space and discussed their goals for every room. They provided us with a full inventory of their furniture, and from there—we got to work! Each floor plan shows were their existing pieces should go along with the new items that we have specified in the design boards below. Our clients loved pops of color hear and there, and from looking at their art and furniture inventory, we quickly got a feel for their style. Here the client was keeping their dining table, and upholstered dining chairs. Knowing that they were keeping their existing flooring and kitchen cabinets, for now, we chose a light to match the dining room and other complimentary pieces for the kitchen nook. This space included the most existing pieces. A few items like this sofa and beautiful rug, tie everything together. After our client had digested our plans - next came move-in day! Of course, there was some tweaking and adjustments to be made but we saved our clients LOADS of time spent worrying and wondering where everything would go. BUT WAIT THERE'S MORE! For the final phase of our move-in services, we were invited back to unpack their kitchen. At this point in their move, they were exhausted and simply ready to enjoy their home. During this process of unpacking, we checked in with our clients to understand a few wants and needs. (ie; Where do you prefer your coffee maker to be? Do you use a lot of your glassware daily? How often are you baking?) This way we can put items in places that are conducive to the way they live. As we all know, everyone uses their kitchen differently! Once we're finished, we walked our clients through everything to explain were their items were. Moving into a new home is an exciting fresh start, but it can also feel overwhelming and stressful. Between unpacking boxes, arranging furniture, and deciding where everything should go, the process can quickly become chaotic. Hiring Revive With Style makes the transition smoother, faster, and more efficient. Instead of spending weeks sifting through boxes or struggling to arrange your living room furniture, you can settle in comfortably with a well-organized home from day one.
Whether you're downsizing, upsizing, or simply craving a fresh start, Revive With Style ensures your home is set up for long-term functionality and flow — making your move a seamless, stress-free experience. |
Revive with Style is a professional organizing and interior design company ready to personalize and revive your home to reflect your style. We’ll help you streamline your life and provide you with tools to create beautifully functional spaces.
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