It’s not done, but it works. We are turning half of the garage into an office for my husband and I. When you have a small space and a large family, you have to use every square inch with intention.

Small spaces have big potential for coziness and charm. It's not about the size; it's about infusing love and intention into every detail.

In the midst of raising young children, managing a full-time business, a basement renovation, foster care, and even a surprise addition to the family, the past five years have been a whirlwind for me. With barely a moment to spare for anything beyond daily survival, the idea of decluttering and organizing my home felt like a distant dream.

However, in a recent turn of events I suddenly had a little margin and decided to tackle my eleven-year-old and five-year-old daughters' shared bedroom. It's a small space that has posed unique challenges when it comes to keeping it clutter-free. Living in a compact home has taught her that clutter simply has no place. I’ve attempted to give it a quick and cheap refresh.