Organized Living

Praise

“Each page of Organized Living offers a fresh, global, and beautifully diverse perspective on calming the clutter. Page after page pairs inspiration with clear and concise tips to improve your space.”—Kelli Lamb, author of Home with Rue and editorial director of Rue

“Organized Living is an invitation to join Shira’s inner circle of pro organizers, to admire and learn from their beautiful yet relatable homes, and to apply their secrets to our own lives for more order, ease, and joy!”—Anne Sage, interior designer and author of Sage Living

“Organized Living is full of inspiration for your home beyond just the bins you use for storage. It’s about thoughtful consumption and living well also.”—Fan Winston, co-author of Remodelista

“In Organized Living Shira invites us into a deeper conversation while still delivering upon the signature ideas, inspiration, and actionable takeaways she is known for. Through the narratives of different professional organizers featured in the book, Shira builds one universal truth: when we live with less, we create the possibility for more.”—Anita Yokota, therapist-turned designer and author of Home Therapy

“If there is an essential book for figuring out how to finally keep your home organized, Organized Living by Shira Gill is the perfect one for you. With glimpses into the homes of organizers from around the globe, this will surely become the bible of organization with real takeaways to get you there!”—Caitlin Flemming, interior designer and author of Travel Home and Sense of Place

“Shira’s book demonstrates how to create a home that suits any family’s needs, as well as giving a peek inside the homes of other professional organizers around the world. It’s a beautiful journey into form and function that can inspire the ways we make a house a home.”—Joy Cho, founder and creative director of Oh Joy!

“In her stunning new book, Shira Gill brilliantly guides us through her own strategies along with top experts in the field, to illuminate how to have a life of less stuff and more meaning. It’s both visually and philosophically inspiring.”—Tiffany Shlain, artist, Emmy-nominated filmmaker, bestselling author of 24/6: The Power of Unplugging One Day a Week and founder of The Webby Awards