18/08/2026
Home organising
I never see what you call “mess or chaos” all I see is space & its potential.
When I did the consult for “Tamora” (yes I’m sticking with the Shakespearean names), I knew we had a couple of storage items that could fix a couple of key pain points.
This is an athletic family, all 3 children play footy 🏉 as well as school sports, dancing, swimming plus a few more sports to keep mum on her toes.
Personally I love a good sports rack, even if it’s just somewhere to keep all the footballs in one place, it means they are contained & the pump is kept in the rack too.
An outdoor shoe rack keeps everyone’s shoes organised, again at the door so easy to locate.
Then we hit the inside cupboards. Adding 2 shelves was a simple way to organise the bags: footy on the bottom; school & sports in the middle; top - swimming. On the top shelf I added some baskets, picnic blankets, travel pillows, boxing 🥊 & gym equipment.
Hanging the sports coat & dogs lead on the back of the door, means we have a place for everything & everything in its place.
I moved onto the “all sorts” cupboard next. I placed the beach & pool towels into a linen box, these aren’t on regular rotation at the moment, so they can be contained over the cooler months. Towels & bathmats folded and now all on the one shelf;
I used 5 stackable drawers for headwear (Magpies, Demons, Sharks, Caps & Beanies), a system that will work for the whole family;
Platters have been placed in a filing stand, for easy access & we can see what is there;
All baking equipment has been placed on the bottom shelf together;
On the top shelf are our seasonal items (Easter & Christmas), kitchenware that hardly used & a popcorn maker.
This cupboard functions & has form.
Tamora was overjoyed with the results, this was a birthday gift to herself. What a treat.
Keep calm, be kind & smile
Kelly 🥰