Why is it that this room always seems to have laundry soap in the wrong places, nothing is within reach and we never have enough room? Probably because no one has ever really taken the time, to decide what needs to be in this space and where it should be.

Sink to their level. Get on your knees in their room to view things from a kid’s level. Convenience is an important factor in getting anyone to organize or put things away.

Simple step-by-step directions for a sparkling clean fridge

What is the CPO Clutter Control Club? A foolproof system for organizing your home and creating a functional family space that lasts the test of time.

A New Way of Looking at Organizing … If I asked you to describe an organized space, what would you say? From most people, I hear things like “neat and tidy,” “spare,” "minimalistic, and “boring.” But an organized space has nothing to do with these traits.

I used to look at my dining room and think “why?” There it was – a formal dining room with a big, beautiful table where absolutely no actual dining takes place.

House dust is everywhere. It is part of our life!

Kid-proofing your medicine cabinet is key to the health of your children and what better time to tackle this project than when you’re doing your spring cleaning!

While there is a growing trend towards decorating kids’ rooms, many parents still feel overwhelmed at the thought of redecorating. The décor team at Canadian Tire has put together some tips to help give your child’s room a new look quickly and easily and at a price that won’t blow the budget.

Eight years ago, when Lily and Chris moved from Ontario to Alberta, they swore they’d never move again. Things have changed.

With the aim of helping aspiring homeowners avoid some common errors, I want to pass on seven tips.

With politicians and celebrities alike focusing on the environment, more and more teenagers are expressing interest in making a difference in the world around them. Besides encouraging your kids to reduce, reuse and recycle, here are 10 ways to help get your teens to think green