Unlocking the Power of Organization for Mental Health

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Unlocking the Power of Organization for Mental Health

WLLW discovers how a well-organized home can boost our mental and physical health, and the importance of trading chaos for calm.

Michael Verheyden Studio’s suede boxes. Photo courtesy of Michael Verheyden Studio
Bookbox in cactus by August Sandgren. Photo courtesy of August Sandgren
Basket in olive colored saddle leather by Michael Verheyden Studio. Photo courtesy of Michael Verheyden Studio

"The process of organizing goes beyond just tidying up; it's about creating a sense of control, clarity and efficiency in your life, which in turn decreases stress levels and improves mood."

Luka Storage Baskets handcrafted in Malawi. Photo courtesy of Fairkind
Pastille boxes in felt created using all natural wool by Michael Verheyden Studio. Photo courtesy of Michael Verheyden Studio
Koshi Cast Iron Box by Nalata Nalata. Photo courtesy of Nalata Nalata
Rose Uniacke’s wood and copper bound bin. Photo courtesy of Rose Uniacke
Rose Uniacke’s handcrafted Douglas Fir cabinet, inspired by a Swedish Art Deco model. Photo courtesy of Rose Uniacke
Københavns Møbelsnedkeri Bookcase crafted from fumed oak used for storage in a bathroom. Photo courtesy of Københavns Møbelsnedkeri by Line Klein
Sutoa stackable drawers in walnut designed in Tokyo for organizing different products by Frama. Photo courtesy of Frama
Pinboard by Københavns Møbelsnedkeri handmade in Denmark. Photo courtesy of Københavns Møbelsnedkeri

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