Get Organized
Between putting up the Christmas decorations, re-arranging all the furniture we moved for the holidays, and clearing out files at the office (not to mention the ones at home) organization seems to be a big thing this time of year. Well if you are going to organize why not use a rug to help. A rug you say?? Of course! Area rugs are the perfect way to help organize any space. They help define an area, they make furniture placement easier, and they even can get you in the mood to get things done because you have to clear a space to put them down.
If you are looking to organize a home office I would suggest looking at area rugs that make your office feel inviting and usable. Try going for colors that are energetic and upbeat. Nobody wants to be in a room that brings them down, let alone a room that is set aside for work. This is also a good room to express more of your wild or crazy side – it doesn’t have to work with the rest of the house, it just needs to feel like a space you enjoy coming to.
What about the mudroom and pantry – these are traditionally very narrow spaces that serve a multitude of functions from storage, to collection point, to dirty shoe deposit, to the family’s main entry into the home. Try putting one our family friendly rugs in a runner in this room. It will serve a dual purpose of pulling the space together and creating a place that shoes can be wiped. Plus, being from our Family Friendly collection it comes with a 10 year no stain / no soil warranty.
How about one of the hardest chores on earth, organizing the kid’s rooms? Why not get them involved (yes I know if they were like me they already were involved) but give them some say on how their room will look and feel. Let them express themselves with a rug on the floor. A rug is something that isn’t expensive and isn’t permanent. Let the kids pick out a rug with the idea that the floor will have to be clean to put it down. Now if their own rug arriving at your door doesn’t motivate them to pick up the clutter I don’t know what will.
There you go, a few ideas on how to put area rugs to use in organizing your home, if you want more ideas just drop me a line and I’ll pick my brain and see what I can come up with for your particular situation. I can always be reached through email at paul.johnson@rugstomydoor.com
If you are looking to organize a home office I would suggest looking at area rugs that make your office feel inviting and usable. Try going for colors that are energetic and upbeat. Nobody wants to be in a room that brings them down, let alone a room that is set aside for work. This is also a good room to express more of your wild or crazy side – it doesn’t have to work with the rest of the house, it just needs to feel like a space you enjoy coming to.
What about the mudroom and pantry – these are traditionally very narrow spaces that serve a multitude of functions from storage, to collection point, to dirty shoe deposit, to the family’s main entry into the home. Try putting one our family friendly rugs in a runner in this room. It will serve a dual purpose of pulling the space together and creating a place that shoes can be wiped. Plus, being from our Family Friendly collection it comes with a 10 year no stain / no soil warranty.
How about one of the hardest chores on earth, organizing the kid’s rooms? Why not get them involved (yes I know if they were like me they already were involved) but give them some say on how their room will look and feel. Let them express themselves with a rug on the floor. A rug is something that isn’t expensive and isn’t permanent. Let the kids pick out a rug with the idea that the floor will have to be clean to put it down. Now if their own rug arriving at your door doesn’t motivate them to pick up the clutter I don’t know what will.
There you go, a few ideas on how to put area rugs to use in organizing your home, if you want more ideas just drop me a line and I’ll pick my brain and see what I can come up with for your particular situation. I can always be reached through email at paul.johnson@rugstomydoor.com
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