Sorted.homes

31/12/2021

12/12/2021

Parkinson’s Law of "work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion” applies to our spaces as well. It is human nature to fill up the time and space available to us. So you may want to look around your homes, do you have more furniture for people or things? Like the say, ‘love people, use things.’

27/11/2021

I hope you didn’t let Black Friday sales get the better of you. Question the purchase, ask yourself would you buy it if it weren’t on a discount? If the answer is yes, then it’s something you really want and appreciate. If it’s a no, it doesn’t belong in your home :)

14/11/2021

We love to work with simple, smart and convenient organising systems. Identify the problem, find the easiest way to contain and maintain it and you’re Sorted! Also a classic basket hurt no one ever 😍

30/10/2021

Every home is different, every person is different, everyone’s needs are different. For eg, I’d put sugar, sugar and then some more sugar on this stand 😜 that’s been created for immediate access of the most frequently used things for this client.

Glass jars:
Stand: .india

25/10/2021

19/10/2021

“You cannot organise Indian clothes in the ”
Sorted Homes: “Challenge Accepted!” 😎

29/09/2021

15/09/2021

Which box do you think we repurposed for this DIY coin organiser setup?!
Hint: it’s a jewellery/home decor brand.

07/09/2021

Organising this little client’s soft toys reminded me of the time when I would host birthday parties for my soft toys. I took them so seriously and there was a full high tea situation 😍 More importantly I remember my little cabinet that used to be under the ironing table mom got custom made. It was home for ALL my toys. Once we were done with our play dates we had an agreement we’d help each other put back the toys before to our respective going homes. If not, God help you the next time I’m over at yours to play 🤪 I also learned our moms had orchestrated that 🤭 Don’t know about the others but turned out well for me 😎

26/08/2021

Back in school, I remember participating in a debate where the topic was “Cooperation over Competition”. I was for the motion. Damn! Young Karishma was wise alright!😎 Standing by those rules till date and they’ve only brought me joy and help me build beautiful relationships.

24/08/2021

Resurfacing an old Rakhi post:

Rakshabandhan is over, the sweets have been eaten, the generous money envelopes given by your loving brothers have been spent. However, the Rakhi remains. In a drawer, maybe still on your coffee table, hidden in a box somewhere...I don’t know, you tell me!? For those of you who are not aware, a lumba is a Rakhi tied to the wife of your brother once he’s married. It’s the sisters acknowledgment and gesture towards her sister in law to be her brothers companion and support through all the times he will be there for her. I got my first lumba this year and no way was I dumping it somewhere. So there you go ladies and gentlemen, tie those Rakhis and lumbas on your hangers. You will see them everyday, you will think of the person who tied it to you everyday and it will for you everyday. Not once a year, EVERYDAY.