The completion of this office feels like the lynch pin to living my best Marie Kondo-inspired life. Check out how I took my home studio from a cluttered mess to an organized, functional and zen workspace.

I shared the major changes I made to this room with paint and the overhaul I did on the hoarder level closets. Now I’m going to share a few of the micro updates I made to make this space feel exactly the way I want it to.

Not many projects harder to execute than trying to make a craft closet look minimal and feel tidy. Considering where this mess started, I am extremely happy with the results!

Finally added some color to my blank white studio space with this DIY abstract art and frame. It’s a copycat of an awesome piece by Kacey Hughes with some of my own added flair! Click to see the step by step process!

I am participating in the spring One Room Challenge, giving my basement studio a major upgrade. This week I made an oversized plywood peg wall, perfect for organizing all my little desk trinkets.

One Room Challenge Week 2 - Talking all about paint and how I am completely transforming this space from a dingy basement bedroom to a bright loft-inspired studio using less than $200 of paint.

Throwing my hat into the One Room Challenge ring once again. This time I’m turning my basement office into a functional, minimal, loft inspired home studio. Come follow along on the transformation!

Now that most of the world is currently working from home, our spaces need to more functional and conducive to productivity than ever. See a few of my favorite home office goals of all time. Plus my best tips on working while parenting.