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The Designer's Guide to Getting Your House Together
30 pages of professional interior-design strategies for organizing, styling and making your home actually work.
Let me guess. You’ve scrolled through approximately 47,000 photos of perfectly staged living rooms with cream-colored everything and thought, “Why doesn’t my house look like that?” I’ll tell you why: because people actually live in your house.Real people. With shoes that never make it to the closet, a junk drawer that’s becoming a junk cabinet, and at least one chair that exists solely as a clothing rack. Sound familiar? Good. Pull up a seat (move the laundry first) because this guide is for you.Here’s what this guide is NOT:
A lecture about minimalism from someone who owns three items and sleeps on a futon by choice
A “just buy these 200 organizational products from Amazon” listicle
Anything involving the phrase “elevate your space” without irony
Here’s what it IS:
A practical, actually-fun, 30 page guide to figuring out what YOU need your home to do
Permission to stop copying other people’s houses
Real strategies for getting your family on board (yes, even the teenager)
A solid dose of “stop spending money on things that don’t serve you”
Let’s get into it!
The Designer's Guide to Getting Your House Together
30 pages of professional interior-design strategies for organizing, styling and making your home actually work.
Let me guess. You’ve scrolled through approximately 47,000 photos of perfectly staged living rooms with cream-colored everything and thought, “Why doesn’t my house look like that?” I’ll tell you why: because people actually live in your house.Real people. With shoes that never make it to the closet, a junk drawer that’s becoming a junk cabinet, and at least one chair that exists solely as a clothing rack. Sound familiar? Good. Pull up a seat (move the laundry first) because this guide is for you.Here’s what this guide is NOT:
A lecture about minimalism from someone who owns three items and sleeps on a futon by choice
A “just buy these 200 organizational products from Amazon” listicle
Anything involving the phrase “elevate your space” without irony
Here’s what it IS:
A practical, actually-fun, 30 page guide to figuring out what YOU need your home to do
Permission to stop copying other people’s houses
Real strategies for getting your family on board (yes, even the teenager)
A solid dose of “stop spending money on things that don’t serve you”
Let’s get into it!