Take Charge of the New Year With These 8 Organizational Products
This morning on our #ModernMonday chat, Dwell and the community discussed hopes and resolutions for design in the new year.
One of the main topics was organization—and what we can do to begin the year fresh and to keep on top of our busy days. Get started by recruiting tools that will help you lay a clean foundation. Also, take a moment to hear a few tips from our chat this morning and make sure to follow us on Twitter for our next conversation.
@DesignMilk: After taking inventory, I get myself organized and eager to jump in!
@MarnieOursler: I can't live without my good old-fashioned notebook. I write everything down . If it's not written, it's not happening!
@Wilson_Lighting: Design is a great tool to organize! Custom storage options, unique shelving, and smart floor plans help keep your home neat.
Cover photo by Martin Tessler
Verpan Barboy Trolley
Verpan’s Barboy is a re-release of Verner Panton’s versatile bar trolley and mobile storage unit from 1963. Made of moulded wood, Barboy consists of four cylindrical elements, two of which swing out to the sides. When in bar use, you can place glasses and snacks on the top levels, and fill the lowest element with bottles and carafes. Besides serving, Barboy also makes an excellent nightstand, side table or a convenient storage trolley in the hallway, bathroom or office. Thanks to the chrome-plated castors, Barboy is easy to move from room to another. Photo Courtesy of Finnish Design Shop
ShopGubi Matégot Coatrack
The Mategot Coat Rack may seem alien upon first sight, but it becomes quite the compelling and eye catching wall furnishing once mounted. Composed of a conical center that supports and holds extension arms that ends with a plated dot, the rack provides a dual decorative and space saving ability while in use or not in use. Enjoy an aesthetically pleasing coat rack as it holds up your jackets. Photo Courtesy of Finnish Design Shop
ShopAre you excited to get organized and spiffy for the new year? Let us know how you're getting started in the comments!
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