This Nashville-based duo is pulling back the curtain on how to create beautiful, clutter-free spaces . Clea Shearer was born and raised in Los Angeles and just recently located to Nashville (what a move! Prior to starting The Home Edit, Clea attended the Parsons School of Design—okay, we totally know why she’s so talented! They’re funny, down to earth, and realize we don’t all live in the sprawling estates of some of their high-end clients.

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With The Home Edit Life, you'll soon be corralling phone cords, archiving old photos, arranging your phone apps by color, and packing your suitcase like a pro. In her free time, Clea enjoys reading, sipping champagne with friends and honing her newfound skills in the kitchen!

Speaking of labeling, Clea and Joanna take you through their own process by detailing more than 150 spaces with their trade secrets. I am and always have been a very organized person - I’m a firm believer that there is a proper place for everything and I like coming home to a consistently clean, organized space. looking at that playroom I think "Gwenyth hates kids" and why do they keep putting kids stuff on the 7 foot shelf? Here are 52 challenges for every room of the home—from organizing a junk drawer to measuring your cabinet for storage bins to arranging the apps on your phone by color.

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While there are many specific reactions to images or text that seemed important to capture, the real reason I didn't love the book is that the aesthetic gets boring really fast.

Perhaps I am overly optimistic about this because I happen to have a husband who is a neatnik and my son is grown and living in another state.

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The stars of Hello Sunshine's Mastering the Mess and the Netflix series Get Organized with The Home Edit, Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin founded The Home Edit with the goal of merging conventional organization and interior design. In the next phase of the home organizing craze, Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin go beyond the pantry and bookshelf to show you how to contain the chaos in all aspects of your life, from office space and holiday storage to luggage and pet supplies. Since launching their organization business The Home Edit, it has spread through Hollywood from Gwyneth Platrow's playroom to Katy Perry's closet. Whether you live in an urban studio or a suburban three bedroom, learning the Home Edit System--a new approach to home organizing by thinking about your things in groupings and how they "flow" through your space--will completely transform the way you live. They are obviously successful with an elite client-base; it also looks like their clients probably didn't need much organization to begin with.

I recommend The Home Edit for anyone seeking a little inspiration for DIY home organization projects, which can be tackled one space at a time, and revisited as needed. Joanna grew up in Chapel Hill, NC and attended college at the University of California Santa Barbara. More an exhibition on how they organized other people’s stuff, it’s more helpful for those individuals who already know how to organize to the same obsessive degree as the hosts themselves. This book does a great job (in big, beautiful pictures) of making the organizing process look enticing. The photography is light, bright and inviting and even though I’m not a fan of labeling everything (I mean you can see it’s a pair of shoes in that bin, can’t you?