The Home Edit: 4 Hours Organizing and Signed Book

The goal in starting The Home Edit was to reinvent traditional organizing, and merge it with design and interior styling. While every project is rooted in functional systems that can be maintained for the long term, there is just as much emphasis placed on transforming the space visually and adding their signature stylized aesthetic.

There's decorating, and then there's organizing. From the Instagram-sensation home experts known for their pristine organization, innovative approach, and bright aesthetic (with a fan club that includes Reese Witherspoon, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Mandy Moore), here is an accessible, room-by-room guide to establishing new order in your home.

Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin believe that every single space has the potential to function and look beautiful at the same time-even the dreaded pantry or bedroom closet. Whether you live in an urban studio or a suburban three bedroom, learning the Home Edit System-a new approach to home organizing by thinking about your things in groupings and how they "flow" through your space-will completely transform the way you live. By editing every room and organizing your things in a functional way (which takes a little time and effort, but is key to a lasting effect), you'll treasure your home more and save money by not buying what you already have.

Ashli Stockton's creation, Sunday Forever, is all about "nice things": It's built around the concept of luxuriating at home in a kimono, lighting scented candles, and creating a self-care sanctuary or even an elevated workspace. This is an era where JOMO ("the joy of missing out," or the kinder antithesis of FOMO) is making headlines and #SelfCareSunday consists of masking and soaking.

It's about creating the rituals that help you not only cope with the Sunday Blues, but take on the week with confidence. It's also about creating the morning or nighttime rituals that become your form of self-care.

Sunday Forever found a mass audience with bestsellers like the "11:11" candle and the "Good Vibes Set," and now some exciting collaborations are underway: a recently launched line of candles with artist Nico Guilis of the website Find Your California, and a candle collab dropping in early September with yoga studio Y7, cofounded by Sarah Levey.

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34W W 27th St, New York, NY 10001

https://sundayforever.com/