At Home Space Harmony we want to empower you to shape a beautiful and harmonious home.  We believe collaboration, guidance and education are the keys to creating a home that truly reflects your personality and preferences.

That’s why we are officially launching our new Revive Your Space Session, which is an in-home design and organization inspiration consultation. It is a 90 minute working session for $200, intended for clients who are looking for some expert guidance or simply a second opinion. On the spot we help you visualize easy changes that will improve functionality and update your space.

Spring is here! It’s a time when many of us yearn for a home declutter and clean out. A calm and organized environment is a great way to start the new season. So what is a clutter audit? It’s a process of identifying and evaluating the items in a space to determine what is truly needed and what can be decluttered or organized.

Just because something is trending, does not mean you have to embrace it. Decorate your space in a way that makes YOU happy. However, it is always fun to track home design trends. What I like to do is focus on a few trends that speak to me and incorporate them in a way that won’t feel dated in a few years. So with that said, here are three design trends I’m excited about heading into 2025.

A few years ago we shared the habits of organized people and how they maintain their spaces.  As we approach another year of working with all types of clients, we have some additional insights to share. Even if you are not naturally an organized person, you can practice good habits on a regular basis. You truly can become more organized, less stressed and more efficient in your day to day life. Below is an expanded list of habits that we guarantee will work!

Winter officially started a few days ago, so why not kick off this season and the New Year with an organized home? Any good organizing project starts with a decluttering that will make your home feel refreshed for the season. Below are 25 things to declutter before the deep of the winter so you can enjoy a cozier, more organized season.

Many homeowners have it in their minds that every piece of metal in a home should match. I'm here to tell you the days of having to match all the fixtures in a bathroom or kitchen are over.

As the air becomes a little brisker this month, it is time to cozy up with fall decor. Tailoring some of your decor to the season is a fun way to switch things up and experiment with new color palettes. Fall is all about warm, earthy hues like olive green, rust, gold, and deep browns. It’s about incorporating what is outside your door like branches, stems, acorns and pumpkins to your indoor spaces.

Are there areas of your home that just don’t feel organized and you don’t know why? You don’t have to have a spotless or picture perfect home, but there may be things you are doing that make your home look unpolished and messier than it could be. Have no fear, today we highlight 6 things that may be causing your problems and what you can do to fix it.

As a home organizer I often get asked which items can be safely tossed in the trash. Most everyday items can be considered normal household waste. However, it’s important to know which common household items can’t be disposed of in the regular trash, whether due to specific regulations or just concerns about environmental impact.

I have to admit I love my job. Every day I get to work with different people facing a variety of challenges, big and small. Each space I work in presents a different challenge, but in my eyes they have some basic things in common. Making sure a space functionally works for them is always my primary focus when a client needs organization help. When asked to design, I look to understand and showcase their own personal style. Great results can often be achieved by simply refreshing or restyling the elements that no longer speak to them.

Wondering how high to hang that dining room chandelier or how far your coffee table should be from your sofa? I frequently see people make the same mistakes, like too small area rugs or low hanging artwork. When decorating a room, it is important to understand the rule of spacing and proportion.