Kitchens are the epicenters of our homes. It’s where we brew our morning coffee, cook our meals and entertain our family and friends…”My favorite pullout product is a Rev-a-Shelf,” said Nicole Gabai, a certified virtual organizing professional and the founder of B. Organized. Read more on CNN >
“…I encourage people to seek out new ways of doing things if the current approach is no longer working for them,” adds Nicole Gabai, founder of B. Organized, and a professional organizer with over 20 years of experience. Read more on Real Simple >
Examine your beach towels to make sure they are in good shape.”If they are too thin or are ripped and frayed, it’s time to let them go,” says Nicole Gabai, founder of B. Organized! Read more on Good Housekeeping >
“When I turned 50…decluttering…was so freeing for me, and can be for you too. As a pro organizer I urge you to use this defining decade of your life to shed the things that no longer serve you,” said Nicole Gabai, a certified virtual organizing professional and the founder of B. Organized. Read more on Homes & Gardens >
“…just like the rest of your kitchen, there are a lot of things hiding in your pantry that probably need to be tossed. I recommend going through every item in your pantry at least two times a year…” said Nicole Gabai, professional organizer, founder of B. Organized, and author of The Art of Organizing: An Artful Guide to an Organized Life. Read more on Delish >
“Start thinking of the junk drawer as one of importance: If it’s not something you use at least occasionally, it doesn’t belong in your central supply drawer,” says Nicole Gabai, founder of B. Organized! Read more on rd.com >
“Closets should be a place that reduces stress and makes daily routines easier. If you set up your closet the way you live, rather than just grouping like things together, and you keep up the maintenance, you’ll enjoy it every single day,” says Nicole Gabai, CVOP, founder of B. Organized! Read more on Real Simple >
Nicole Gabai, a certified virtual organizing professional and the founder of B. Organized, joins New York Living to discuss what makes organizing an art, gadgets that help organize, and the difference between organizing and decluttering Watch the interview on Pix11.com >
