Monthly Archives: September 2015

Whether you're working from home or wanting to personalize your office cubical, this little desktop organizer works like a charm. It's easy to make, easy to personalize, and helps keep things organized.

Is your furniture dusty? It won't be for long. This DIY dusting spray leaves a shiny polished look that I love. The 3 simple ingredients in this spray are completely natural and exceptionally gentle on furniture.

We all have those awkward spaces—below the stairs, in the hallway, above the washer and dryer. We needed a storage solution that would not only convert this awkward space, but that would also cover an unsightly water heater. The result? A perfect little closet office.

We’re excited to introduce you to Tracey Grant. In her own words, “I geek out over all things food and health related!” Tracey currently works as a registered dietitian and essential oil consultant. She takes a holistic approach to wellness. She knows that making small day-to-day choices for healthy living has a huge impact on one's ability to thrive. She regularly seeks out opportunities to enjoy and share what she learns; you can follow her on instagram to get daily tips on healthy joyful living! Today she's going to share some of her essential oil expertise and explain how to incorporate essential oils into Green Cleaning products.

We love building things! But we also love giving old things new life, like our repurposed planter or our refinished piano bench. Today we transformed a shutter into an industrial coffee table. Do you have an old window, a pallet, a door, or something else just hanging around that could use some love? If so, then today's project is just up your alley.

Homemade window cleaner is a staple of DIY green cleaners. You don’t need toxic chemicals to get squeaky-clean and streak-free windows. It’s great for all kinds of glass and it only takes a couple of minutes to make. This natural window cleaner is a powerful replacement for the ammonia-filled cleaner you may be used to.