![]() So why not start practicing now? My family’s natural drop zone before. I know it’s an eyesore and it would be really nice if it did look like a Pinterest drop zone.īut even if it did look like that, you’d have to take some effort to keep it looking like that. It probably gets covered by mail piles, school papers, stickers, random toys, free stuff your husband got from work, pieces to projets you or your family are currently working on, bags, shoes … you know, typical things. ![]() It’s probably a random counter near an entryway or in a main space of the house, like the kitchen. If you’re like my family, you probably have some spot in your house that everybody tends to put their stuff. Most of the drop zones I see in houses just naturally become one, and it takes effort and afterthought to make it look like the drop zones I just saw online. I’ll be honest here: I checked out Pinterest for some ideas about drop zones, and the drop zones I see online are way different than the ones I see in real life. Last updated on April 9th, 2022 at 12:10 am Your use of these links is greatly appreciated! Equal Housing Opportunity.Some of the links in this post are affiliate links, which means I earn a small commission at no additional cost to you. Images do not reflect any racial preference. Home images, colors and sizes are approximate for illustration purposes only and may not represent the lowest-priced homes in the community. All renderings and floor plans are an artists' conceptual drawings and will vary from the actual plans and homes as built. Any energy savings, community or neighborhood benefits, features, descriptions, views, open spaces, conservation areas, golf courses, and school information are not guaranteed, are subject to change or modification at any time. Square footages are approximate and may vary in construction and depending on the standard measurement used. ![]() Prices shown refer to the base house and do not include any optional features, upgrades, lot premiums, upgrade exterior elevations, or association fees. Prices, terms, promotions, features, options, amenities, floor plans, elevations, designs, materials, square footages, financing availability, associations fees, and descriptions are subject to change without notice. Contact us today to get your design started. We build new homes in Chesterfield, Midlothian, Mechanicsville and Hanover. Only 3 weeks left until the school year begins – time to get started!ĬraftMaster Homes is one of Richmond’s leading homebuilders, voted Builder of the Year six times in a row. Creating a homework caddy with pens/pencils/etc that can be packed up and moved can help avoid the study-set-up-time lag.Ĭloset Clean Out : Now is the time to go through closets and clear out jackets, clothing, or shoes that have been outgrown and see what’s needed for the new year.Ĭreating an organized drop zone will help make the transition from home to school (or work) significantly easier. ![]() Study Area : Whether it’s in an office or at the kitchen table, establishing a space for studying can help keep everyone on task. Taking the time the night before to repack bags for the next day can really take the sting out of the morning rush! Prep Work : Having work or school bags in your drop zone can also make it easier to prep for the day/week ahead. Seating Area : A bench in your drop zone can be a great addition to help with putting on/taking off of shoes, and storing them! Every weekend you can go through the tray to return items to their correct places. Seasonal Items : Designate an area that can change with the season – a boot tray, umbrella holder, a laundry basket, or drying station for wet suits or towels from the pool, etc.įiling System : Create a filing system for mail and/or important papers using baskets or bins.Ĭatch-All Space : Using a tray or bin as a “catch-all” for all the little things that don’t make it to their intended home can keep things from getting too out of hand. Additionally, designate bags for specific activities (sports, gym, etc.) so that when it’s time to go – they can grab the bag instead of searching for smaller items. Here are some helpful tips on how to get started organizing for the new school year:Īssigned Spaces : Giving each person a specific space for their bags, coats, and shoes can help even the most disorganized in the group locate their belongings. ![]() While many of our homes are built with drop zones (sometimes called mudrooms) with cubbies, hooks, and benches – you can still create a space that works for your family if your home doesn’t have a built-in designated space. The easiest way to do this is to create a drop zone in your home where coats, backpacks, shoes, and homework can be picked up and dropped off each day. A new school year is approaching, and whether you’re crying or cheering, now is the perfect time to get your home organized for the upcoming chaos. ![]()
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