I’m not great at keeping secrets, so it’s a miracle that I was able to keep this to myself – I’m thrilled to officially announce that I’ll be partnering with Williams Sonoma to help celebrate their new curated line of home organizing products! As part of the collaboration, I’ll be sharing tips and organizing support from my book, Minimalista all month long, and well into the new year. Trying to play it cool over here…
I’m so excited to be working with their creative team on video tutorials and blog content, and I’m obsessed with the curated line which features smart storage solutions that are functional, stylish, and sustainable.
As most of you already know, I have pretty strict criteria for the items I bring into my home, and I am extremely selective about which brands I partner with. I only take on opportunities that align with my mission, brand, and values. This line checks all the boxes, and I’m thrilled to help spread the word.
I was lucky enough to get an early access pass and I’ve been using this set of stacking glass containers with wooden lids to store our eco-friendly laundry detergent, wool dryer balls, and stain sticks, and this two tiered organizer for setting up olive oil, salt, pepper, garlic, shallots, and herbs next to the stovetop. The display is so inviting and lovely to look at that I might actually be inspired to cook more often. Never say never. (Jordan just said “Never”).
If you’re ready to refresh your space and simplify your life for the new year, stay tuned for a series of quick, easy projects you can tackle at home in 15-minutes or less (#15minwin). We’ll be sharing weekend wins all month long through both of our social channels, as well as a brand new interactive workshop on 1/30 to help you organize your space like a pro. In the meantime, I’m sharing some organizing tips to help you kick off the new year on the right foot on the Williams Sonoma blog.
More to come soon – follow along, and get ready for some home organizing fun! Xx Shira
P.S. For easy access, I’ve linked my favorite organizing products from the new line (the ones I use in my own home) right here.