Since one of my goals for 2014 is to cook more meals at home, I need a system to store and organize recipes. Office supply geek thing at work, clearly! I’ve been searching the internet for good recipes and culling the stacks of magazines all over my house for potential recipes and sticking them in a…
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Hyper-organize with A Bowl Full of Lemons
A Bowl Full of Lemons shows off her hyper-organized home office and even offers details of the steps she took to get her office and her clutter in order. She’s got great tips and lots of inspiring photos. Oh, to be this organized!
The Indices Bookends is a set of five book ends with divider tabs to organize your reading material. $24 ($21.60 for MOMA members) (via MoMA Store)
Transform a vintage thrift store filing cabinet with a fresh coat of paint. Classic lines, modern flair. After (by Stacey via flickr)
Get organized with the Jonathan Adler desktop organizer, neatly hides unsightly charging cables with room to charge two devices. The organizer provides a drawer and two pockets for additional organizing. Made from laminated paperboard its not the most durable but for $25, its colorful and affordable. Available in two styles.
Sometimes, a picture really is worth a thousand words. Or in this case, all the crazy gadgets and dollars spent trying to control cable madness reduced to a couple well-placed binder clips. Brilliant! (via observando)
Rain gutter cord control
Control cord clutter simply by mounting a rain gutter. Detailed instructions are available at Lifehacker. (via Arianna Belle)