Organizing Your Kitchen is the Quarantine Activity You Didn't Know You Needed

There is one space in every home that accumulates the most clutter. For many, it’s the kitchen. Appliances are bulky and, in most instances, unsightly. Cabinets and drawers tend to hide the undesirable mess and perpetuate the “out of sight, out of mind” mentality. It’s the ideal space for allowing things to get out of hand without even realizing it. While we’re still at home practicing social distancing, it’s the perfect time to tackle organizing the spaces in your home that have caused you the most stress in the past. Start with the least fun, but most satisfying - your kitchen.

Interior Design, Tips and Tricks, Organization, Self CareKristin KaneMay 9, 2020Kitchens, Organization, DIY, Interior DesignComment

Is your WFH office working for you?

Many folks are working from home as a result of quarantine, a privilege we don’t take lightly during these uncertain times. For some, this is a blissful opportunity to be in your own space. For others, it can be difficult to find a work-life balance in which you’re productive and focused. We’re not going to pretend that times are normal, so we understand that working as such is unrealistic. However, some folks find comfort in routine. Ensuring your work space feels comfortable, positive and productive is more valuable than ever. Here's how we’re doing it.

5 Stay-at-Home Activities that Make Your Space Feel like a Hotel

Being safe at home during this time is a privilege the Elsewhere team does not take lightly. We truly value our ability to work remotely and be with our loved ones during this time. Quite frankly, making lists of “things to do at home during quarantine” feels frivolous and trivial when there are bigger issues happening in the world. However, from the start, our hope was to be an escape and provide content that feels like a retreat. If we can offer some free and cost-effective options to make your living areas feel more like a retreat as well, then SO BE IT, we’re going to do it. How are you making your home feel like an oasis at this time?