the peterson group tips how to organize your home

The Peterson Group Tips: How to Organize your Home

When a space is organized and tidy, it is the best place to go home to. There are some of us who are really organized in our own way. They are those people who cannot stand clutter. Yet, there are also others who are messy.

Being disorganized is occasionally understandable. There are times when we are too tired to lift a finger to keep tidy of discarded clothes at the corner or wash the amounting number of dishes at the sink. Nevertheless, we are well aware that clutters and mess can turn a tired mood to an irritated one which can lead to depression and far worse, even mental illness.

Members of The Peterson Group Bespoke Condominium and Residences, expert in providing luxury homes to expatriates in Singapore, Hong Kong, Jakarta, Indonesia and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia have the privilege to request regular home maintenance on the duration of their stay to organize and clean their units while they are at work. Yet, we understand that not everybody would want a stranger touching their things and would rather do things themselves. However, most of the times, individuals would not know where to start. Here are some tips to review:

1. Kitchen

Of course, everything starts from the kitchen. You just have to tame your unruly kitchen by unifying your utensils and using drawer separators for your dishes. Your pantry and fridge should also be organized neatly. Divide the foods accordingly and throw away unnecessary food. Toss anything old (check expiration dates).

2. Home Office

Collect frequently used information in a binder and keep it in a central location. The binder should be the go-to place for phone numbers and addresses, including all school emergency contacts. Keep all the books at one place by using a shelf for them. If you are opting for visuals as well as functionality, there are a lot of available book shelves which are designed and customized to fit the interior of a room.

3. Wires

Wires can be a hassle especially if they are entangled with each other. The authorities are also warning home owners for proper organization of electric wires which inflict danger. Specialized cable-management boxes hold and camouflage power strips, with room for adapters and long cords.

4. Bedroom

The bedroom is your private haven and it is important to keep it organized as well. Clothes belong in the closet. You can also create extra storage space under your bed.