mateo and tobias - modern wall art prints and greeting cards to decorate your living and work space: Inspiration Sunday

I am planning to have a series of blog posts each Sunday about different things that inspire me, things that draw my attention. I am naming the series "Inspiration Sunday".

This week's post is about organization. I love the feeling and satisfaction of being organized. I love having a place for everything, not just a place where things get "thrown into a corner", but a place where I can actually find what I am looking for.

I try to be organized, but sometimes, that just does not happen. For example, I've been looking for my Henckels vegetable peeler for weeks now. I have no idea where it has got to. I have a back-up peeler, but it just doesn't do the job as well. I haven't purchased a new one because I have faith that I will find it one of these days!

This year I have made a plan to simplify my house, give away items that I know I won't use, things that have been gathering dust in my closet. My goal for the next coming months is to get organized!

The following are little pieces of inspiration that inspire me to attain my organizational goal. If only my house could be so together! Ha! Ok, I have to remember, one.step.at.a.time.

I love the arrangement of white boards and cork boards on the wall. I also love the book shelves above it.

This corner pantry with folding doors is super! What a great use for a corner spot. Love the shelf for the appliances. I have mine in a cupboard. It seems like such a waste of cupboard space as appliances take up so much room!

I love this pot rack above the sink. I think a pot rack would be awesome to free up a drawer that would otherwise be filled with pots and pans.

Love, love, love this shelving unit filled with matching labeled containers for your spices. Super!

Whoever thought of a floor to ceiling pull-out space for non-perishables is a genius! What a great use of space!

I thought that this pull-out shelf for a toaster was a pretty cool idea.

Loving this coffee table. It looks like it would have some wonderful storage for magazines, remote controls, kids art stuff, and maybe even a blanket!