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Trying to Furnish Your Small Home? These DC-Area Stores Can Help
Your home might be compact, but keeping it both stylish and neat is no tiny task. Here are our favorite places to buy small-scale furniture and organizational systems—plus, in case the job is too much to DIY, local pros can help you declutter.
An Organizer’s Strategies for 5 Problem Areas of the Home
Cris Sgrott-Wheedleton, a professional organizer in Tysons Corner, Va., has noticed a higher call volume at her office since the spate of natural disasters…
A Good Way to Stop Losing Your Stuff
“The reason why things get lost is because we fall out of our everyday habits,” says Cris Sgrott-Wheedleton, a productivity consultant and Certified Professional Organizer at Organizing Maniacs.
Cris Sgrott-Weedleton on Getting Organized for the New Year | Home Front
How many of us are determined to get our clutter in order in 2017? Cris Sgrott-Wheedleton is the owner and founder of Organizing Maniacs in Tysons Corner, Va. and she has solutions for almost any household organizing issue.
Outsourcing Personal Organization
Organizing Maniacs genuinely understand how to bring order to the chaos and carnage that clutter can bring, and the best way to ‘create visual results and transform spaces, which help change lives.
How to Tackle Organization Challenges of 2016
Cris joins staff writer Jura Koncius’s weekly online chat to help readers get organized for the new year. Here is the professional organizer’s best advice to start 2016 on the right foot.
Tips for Unpacking: An Unpleasant Task Made Easy
Cris suggests unpacking one room at a time to keep stress at a minimum.
Work It Harder Make It Better Do It Faster Makes Us Stronger
Cris had the opportunity to have a great conversation with the funny and talented Kevin Roose of Matter and the New York Magazine.
Boomers Are Ready to Retire From Holiday Hubbub, But Their Kids Won’t Let Them
Cris was quoted in a December 7, 2015 Washington Post article about boomers trying to downsize and declutter after a lifetime of acquisitions, while millennials still want to come home to their parents’ fully decorated house.