Hi, I'm Sam—a Certified Professional Organizer® based in the San Francisco Bay Area and the voice behind Simply Organized. This blog has been my passion project since 2010, and it's where I get to share everything I've learned from organizing hundreds of homes. You'll find real strategies that work in real life, honest product recommendations, project transformations, and the organizing philosophy that guides all my work: maintainable over perfect. Let's create a home that works beautifully for how you actually live.
Sam
It’s go time!
Do you have a loom-lover in your life? I do. Not sure how much longer this genius trend will be around (Seriously, why didn’t I think of this?!). But while we have looms in our house, they must be organized. Sure, I’ll still find little bands on the floor….look out vacuum…but at least they’ll be […]

It’s going to be a very colorful week here on the blog and I’m so happy you’re here to see what’s up! My friends over at Astrobrights Papers are known for taking color to a whole new level. This spring, color paper is the antidote to the ordinary. Astrobrights Papers comes in 26 attention-getting shades. […]

Over the short life of this blog, I’ve talked a lot about art supply organization. Along with many of the child-related organization issues we have here in our home, this seems to be one of those topics I have to revisit often. All 3 of our kiddos love to create, color, glue, glitter, cut, paint […]

Today I’m sharing a very simple solution for anyone with a coloring addict at home. And those struggling to keep the crayons organized. I know, you might be thinking, “Really? Crayons? Can’t we just throw them in a bucket or put them back into the box?”. Well, anyone with a coloring addict knows it’s not […]

every parent loves their child’s hand and foot prints. children grow much too quickly so anytime you can capture a precious moment and save it forever – you’ll do it. i especially love anything my kids do with their hand and foot prints. i love to capture that moment in time while they are small. […]
