Things organized neatly

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Things Organized Neatly is a perfectionist's dream come true. Curated by Indiana designer Austin Radcliffe, the blog features images of various items

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Another fascinating day with Luci Everett and her gathering of small inconsequential objects. I wish Luci would come around to my house and arrange all the little piles of dust gathering bits and pieces so beautifully!! -Jenny x This collection is a good example of how I’m actually more child than adult. I know I’m …

Things Organized Neatly: SUBMISSION: the entire contents of my backpack...

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These are a few of my Instagram collections of things organized neatly and colours organised neatly. I have shown some of these as little pictures in my monthly mosaics but I thought It would be nice to put a few of my favourites together in one post. I love making these, there's something quite satisfying about putting things together in neat lines or in rainbow order! I thought I might make this a monthly series next year too - to share my little collections of neatness here as well as on…

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New Jersey-based “object arranger” Adam Hillman has really stepped up his organization efforts the last few months, pushing his precisely organized patterns of everyday objects into increasingly more complicated designs. Everything from breakfast cereal to office supplies finds its place in these tightly controlled symmetrical layouts that take hours to measure, cut, and arrange. HillmanContinue reading "Everyday Objects Obsessively Organized into Patterns by Adam Hillman"