If your mom has a hobby she loves (or is looking to try a new one) but is short on space, repurposing a spare room or corner in her home can be a great solution. Not only will this give her a dedicated space to pursue her hobby, it will also help her to keep all her supplies and materials organized and easy to access. It’s important for everyone to have hobbies and activities that they enjoy. Whether Mom would love a room for crafting or quilting, a cozy reading nook, or a Zen spot for yoga and meditation, here are a few tips for helping your mom create space in her home for a hobby.&nbs ..read more

Clutter can have a major impact on your mental health, and it’s something that many people struggle with on a daily basis. Whether it’s piles of paper on your desk, clothes scattered about your bedroom, or a cluttered kitchen counter, excess stuff can weigh you down and contribute to feelings of stress and anxiety. The term “depression room” is fairly new, made popular in internet culture by TikTok and YouTube videos with hundreds of millions of views. But the link between clutter and mental health has long been established. In this blog post, we’ll explore the connection and offer some ..read more

Starting and growing a side hustle can be exciting and rewarding, but it can also come with its own set of challenges. One of the biggest challenges is running your business without running out of space or drowning in clutter when your home also serves as your work space.  A storage unit can be a valuable asset for anyone with a side hustle. Whether you’re selling handmade goods online, providing a service, or running another kind of small business, having a designated space to store your supplies, inventory, or equipment can help you stay organized and be more productive.  Crafters ..read more

Fear of damaging your fine glassware, not being able to put your furniture back together again, throwing your back out lifting something heavy, and losing track of important belongings or sentimental items…these scenarios top the list of the most stressful fears that come with moving. In fact, there is research that shows that to the mind, these possibilities often feel more stressful than breaking up with a partner or hunting for a new job.   The truth, however, is that there are many things you can do on moving day to help you avoid the worst-case scenarios that you fear. Follow t ..read more

Welcome to Louisville, Kentucky! Located in the heart of the Bluegrass State, Louisville is a vibrant and diverse city with a rich history and a bright future. If you’re thinking about moving to Louisville, here’s what you need to know. Circular fountain railing and court of homes in St James Court, Louisville, KYCost of Living The cost of living in Louisville is affordable, especially when compared to larger cities like New York or Los Angeles. The average home price in Louisville is around $225,000 as of February 2023, and the average monthly rent for a one-bedroom apartment is around $1,10 ..read more

Have you ever considered living in a tiny home? Or perhaps working remotely? Do you ever scroll through travel blogs and imagine adventuring and exploring hidden wonders of your country? Do you aspire to live a minimalist life, using less, needing less, and living more? While living in an RV has an endless list of benefits and freedoms, it also comes with some drawbacks that are worth considering before you go all in. Read on for some expert tips for life on the road.   Costs of RV Life   Before you make the big leap, there are many things to consider. Firstly, the one that wil ..read more

Moving is a great opportunity to go through your belongings and decide what you no longer need. If you are considering moving to Seattle, you likely wonder what items you should be sure to bring along. There are at least three things you won’t want to leave behind. Skis or Snowboard  Seattle is a great place to live for any skiing or snowboarding enthusiast. There is a ski resort within about two to three hours in most directions. Even if you don’t ski or snowboard, many of these ski resorts have other outdoor snow activities for you to enjoy. Here’s a look at three of the ski resorts yo ..read more

Are you considering making the switch to a tiny house? It’s a decision that more and more people are making in recent years, attracted by the potential cost savings and the minimalist lifestyle that tiny living promotes. And let’s face it — some of these dinky dwellings we’ve seen on HGTV and Instagram look absolutely adorable.   But is a tiny house right for you? Here, we explore the pros and cons of living small to help you decide if it’s a practical choice. Pros of Living in a Tiny House Cost Savings One of the biggest draws of tiny living is the significant cost savings. Tiny houses ..read more

Living in a dorm room or other shared housing can be a unique and memorable experience for college students, but it’s not without its challenges. Limited privacy, messy common areas, noisy neighbors and even the occasional homesickness…students have a lot to deal with in addition to their studies. And another obstacle? Dorm rooms are usually smaller than apartments, which can make it challenging to store all of your belongings. This can be especially true if you are sharing a room with one or more roommates.  With that in mind, you may want to consider getting a storage unit near campus ..read more

If you’re a collector, you know how important it is to store your collectibles properly to ensure they remain in good condition. Whether you want to make sure your treasured items hold their monetary or sentimental value, one of the best ways to protect your collectibles is by using a climate-controlled storage unit. Here are some specific examples of how to prepare different types of collectibles for climate-controlled storage:   Comic Books  When storing comics, you’ll want to protect them from dirt and oil on your hands. Place each comic in a plastic bag with a backing board ..read more