Spring Cleaning and Organizing

Are You the New Chip and Joanna Gaines Type?

Are you ready for a new and updated home, or are you just looking for new ways to organize your current space? With more time spent at home these days due to work and less travel, it's important to make sure your spaces look great and function efficiently. Here are some trends to help keep your home more organized in 2022:

Storage Containers: Opt for clear plastic bins and storage totes to easily see what’s inside, especially for less visible places like under the bed or in the closet. Alternatively, choose baskets, bins, and stylish decor that are both functional and visually appealing.

Bring in Mother Nature: Natural materials add a sense of comfort and remind us of the outdoors. Consider using reed baskets, plants, trees, natural wood bins, or collapsible fabric boxes in soft beige, green, or other neutral tones.

Time-Saving Efficiency: It’s important for storage and organization units not only to look good but also to be efficient. Label boxes to quickly identify their contents, and use clear containers in the fridge, kitchen cabinets, and bathroom vanity to easily see what’s inside. Staying organized is much easier in a well-designed home. Iron Oak Homes designs houses that enhance every area of life. We focus on storage, ease of use, thoughtful open floor plans, and calming color schemes to help our clients achieve their dream home.

We can build a new home for you in these Treasure Valley communities:

• Boise: Willowood

• Nampa: Lava Falls

• Eagle: Legacy

• Middleton: Crescent Lake

No matter which community you choose, every Iron Oak Home features up-to-date floor plans, high-quality materials, and stylish exteriors. All of our homes are 100% efficient, meaning you'll save money on heating, cooling, and electricity. Be sure to check out the great amenities in each area, such as pools, gyms, common areas, walking paths, and proximity to local venues. Call us to schedule a time to view new floor plans, start your build, or just ask some questions.