Jane's Addiction Organization

11/03/2026

When snack time comes around, you’ll be prepared! 🍿⏰

Your pantry is an essential spot in your home. But with everyone in the household rummaging around in it daily, it can quickly become cluttered and overwhelming. Organizing the shelves that are utilized the most make things feel more streamlined and ensure the items you need are close at hand when you need them!

10/30/2026

Pro organizers (including Wendy!) and storage experts share the best tips and habits everyone can use to keep their home tidy.

Thanks for this great feature Apartment Therapy!

These tips work for every space.

10/22/2026

Thank you People for using clutter and organization tips from our team! 🙌🏼

Four professional organizers reveal which storage products aren’t worth buying and what to use instead. From space-saving velvet hangers and stackable shoe racks to woven storage baskets and kitchen organizers, shop their expert-approved Amazon picks to help keep clutter under control, starting at...

10/20/2026

Tip of the Day: When it comes to , focus on one zone at a time! Tackle a single drawer, shelf, or category in the time you have instead of trying to work on an entire room or the whole house in one day.

10/15/2026

Did you know: if your pots and pans are organized, you are more likely to cook! 👩🏼‍🍳🍳

Why does organization encourage cooking and healthier habits?

• Eliminates Frustration: Stacking and unstacking a noisy, tumbling pile of heavy skillets makes getting started feel like a chore. Insertable shelf dividers or pan racks keep skillets standing upright so you pull out only what you need.
• Improves Visibility: When you can see and grab every pan immediately without digging or moving other items, cooking feels faster and less intimidating.
• Reduces Stress: Clutter increases mental fatigue, whereas a clean, orderly workspace lets you focus on the recipe.

People cook with what they can see! A kitchen returned to a defined state each evening starts the next day ready.

10/09/2026

Whether you live in a large home or tiny studio apartment, it’s common to use your windowsills to store or display items like framed photos, a jewelry tray, or a candle.

However, it’s not the best place for certain things and can even present a safety hazard! Read exclusive tips from the Jane’s Addiction team along with other professional organizers on what you should never store on a windowsill and where you can put these items instead!

Some of them can get ruined, while others turn into safety hazards.

10/08/2026

Our team has been called “magical” and there’s a reason why! See for yourself. 🙌🏼

10/05/2026

Wake up! We're in the The New York Times!

"Jane Abrahams and Wendy Trunz, who run Jane’s Addiction Organization on Long Island, N.Y., have noticed that many of their clients now end up with two kitchen islands: one for cooking and one for hanging out."

Read all about it here:

Three of five homeowners who renovate include a kitchen island, and over half of those islands are more than seven feet long.

10/01/2026

Read our tips in Good Housekeeping!

And where you should put them instead.

09/29/2026

Why should we have backstock? 🤔

Backstock is kept as a reserve supply to quickly replenish front-facing shelves when active inventory runs low. We often have backstock at home to store extra household supplies and bulk items out of sight so our main living areas stay clean and uncluttered.

This can include medicines, toilet paper, shampoo and even extra supplies. Having a dedicated closet or cabinet for backstock keeps primary spaces like bathroom vanities limited to daily essentials and provides a cushion of products for unexpected shortages or weather events.

Always look at your backstock before shopping so you do not buy too many duplicate items!