If you recognize Alejandra Costello, then you know she is the queen of cleaning. Alejandra’s cleaning and organizing techniques have been featured on HGTV, CBS, YouTube and in publications like Parent, The Washington Post, Mashable, Women’s Day and Family Circle. She’s a real pro.
Wouldn’t you love to know her personal organization secrets, the ones that make her a true pro? So you can, uh, borrow them, of course. Well, that’s now possible with this exclusive tour of Alejandra’s home! Alejandra herself is going to take us on a virtual tour of her incredibly clean home, showing us all her personal organization techniques that you can steal for your home.
Alejandra’s home has been hailed as “the most organized home in America”… and we can see why. She has a million brilliant techniques for creating the most efficient and organized home you could ever dream of.
Here are some of our favorite organization tips that we TOTALLY stole from Alejandra’s house :
HER BASKET
We LOVE her pantry. I want it now.
She uses a “lazy Susan” to organize her oils, condiments and spices. We love the pull-out bins for snacks, pasta, coffee and tea. And then, of course, the labels. My goodness. From organizing shelves with picnic-printed labels to constantly changing chalkboard labels, Alejandra shows us how crucial and adorable pantry labeling can be.
HER CRAFT ROOM
This perforated panel is awesome – it’s perfect for storing ribbons in a craft room. With well-used shelves above, of course.
It even has its own personally designed mail center! I LOVE. She uses metal bins to organize her mail as well as her office supplies, which have their own shelf. If you work from home…take notes.
HER CLOTHES
Isn’t her closet a knockout? We love her idea of storing clothes together and using color-coded hangers to keep everything organized. And the scarf trick of reusing an old bathroom towel rack? Brilliant and eco-friendly.
Watch the whole video to see ALL of her amazing tips, whether it’s her laundry, bathroom, makeup, jewelry, magazines, dishes… any organization problem can be solved with a look at Alejandra’s incredibly organized home.
