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SURE, WE HAVE A SHOW ON NETFLIX AND A FEW New York Times best sellers (not bragging, just facts), but even after all that, we thought our mothers would be most proud of us for publishing a magazine. When we founded our company in 2015, we were just two people who shared a love of organizing and wanted to transform the way people think about bringing order to their lives. With the right tools and systems, organizing doesn’t have to be something you have to do, it can be something you want to do. Chances are you either love organizing or want to love it—and both are welcome here! But even if you don’t love organizing, you’ll find plenty to enjoy. You get to peek into our incredible friend Molly Sims’ new pantry…

1. CUSTOM CRAFT Aubry & Lauryl, Tulsa @staygoldenorganizing This perfectly organized pair has a lot more in common with us than a love of organizing. Aubry and Lauryl also met for lunch and left with a business plan! They put deep thought into this craft room, where each category was given a custom solution while staying visually streamlined. Honestly, it’s impressive. 2. ROYGBIV REARRANGE Celia Vrnak & Joti Dhillon, Dubai, United Arab Emirates @thesavvyspace Organizing toys is never an easy task, especially when it comes to small items that get lost in the mix. But thinking outside the toy box is what made this project a gold-star moment. Legos in our pantry canisters? Yes, please. 3. SCHOOLED SYSTEM Brittani Allen, Atlanta @pinchofhelp The use of tote hangers for backpacks? Open drop zones for random items? It’s safe to…

LOOKING GOOD 1 THE × Summersalt Jogger & Crew. The set’s multicolor stars will garner compliments. $80 jogger, $65 crew; summersalt.com 2 Metallic Confetti Knotted Headband. The party-ready pattern makes this perfect for Joanna, our resident headband superfan. $75; lelesadoughi.com 3 Shashi Sam Bracelet. Include a subtle seed-bead bracelet in a stack or make a solo statement. $48; shopbop.com 4 Rainbow Wave Sneaker. We’re obsessed with the sunny embroidery that elevates these comfy white sneakers. $139; soludos.com 5 Custom Rainbow Patch. Spot these customizable patches on the jean jackets we wear on our show! $18; thedailydisco.etsy.com 6 Rainbow Placemat. Give your takeout order a glow-up. On the handmade place mat, any dish looks amazing. $12; madewell.com 7 Rainbow Neon Sign. This LED rainbow is a foolproof way to create an instant happy place. $277; neonize.com 8Rain Bow Hook…

MADE SWEET BY AMANDA Looking to add more color to your diet? Candy counts! Custom candy trays can be assembled in a single color—or the entire spectrum. The 12×12-inch trays start at $150. madesweetbyamanda.com COLOR FACTORY An immersive color experience the entire family can enjoy! The pop-up exhibit is currently located in Houston and NYC with Chicago opening in spring 2022. colorfactory.co CHEESE GAL The perfect dinner party starts with colorful charcuterie (and lots of champagne!). Cheese Gal, a Nashville favorite, makes the freshest boards. You can’t help but take a million photos before digging in. Prices start at $110. cheesegal.com…

1 Apple AirPods Max. I dance all day at my desk. These colorful headphones are my partner! $549; target.com 2 Vice Woof Canister. Stash pet treats, or pick a jar with “love,” “glitter,” or other fun labels. $134; jonathanadler.com 3 Nintendo Switch Lite. I actually get the most game time while multitasking on an exercise bike. $200; nintendo.com 4 Crosley Bluetooth Record Player. I love having a cute player that also doubles as decor. $79; crosleyradio.com 5 Dutch Dirt Mask. Transformative! You’ll see an instant change after the first use. $49; bloomeffects.com…

NASHVILLE TRANSPLANTS Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin exchanged California cool for a dose of Southern spirit when their families separately relocated to the Tennessee capital in 2015. Before they even met, both were enamored by the music scene along with the infectious charm of the locals. “Nashville is unique because it continues to grow without losing its roots,” Joanna says. For Clea, there’s something for every kind of traveler—whether it’s family, friends, or couples. “It’s a tight-knit community with a small-town feel, even though it’s technically a city,” Clea says. “When people visit, it doesn’t matter who you are—you’ll probably be leaving with boots.” There’s so much to do, you’ll put those boots to work in Nashville (actually, you might want to stick with comfy walking shoes). Check out a few of The Home…