It is crucial that you know exactly where important documents are so you can find them quickly and easily whenever you need them.  Custom home office design helps Arizona homeowners ensure that tax returns, passports, deeds and other information is properly and securely stored. Don’t worry about handling all the details of your home office yourself – Arizona Garage & Closet Designs is here to help! Continue reading for our home office organization tips and to learn more about our design offerings.

Our Process

A home office is more than just a place to work. You may need to host client meetings, run a business, create a library or display a prized collection. We work with you every step of the way to create a completely customized home office design that is comfortable and functional. Our design consultants will come to your home and make a professional assessment of your space. The team will make recommendations based upon your unique wants and desires. Choose from a wide variety of finishes and styles to create a custom look you will love for years to come. We offer a number of accessories to take your organization to the next level:

• Pull-out laptop trays
• Drawer organizers
• Cord management
• File drawers
• Computer tower holders
• Crown and base molding

Home Office Organization Hacks

Arizona Garage & Closet Designs is here to partner with you to create a space that will help you stay organized. Home office organization requires a systematic approach in order to be effective. Searching for all your documents for taxes or finding your child’s social security card doesn’t have to be a hassle.

It can take a lot of time, effort and energy to completely reorganize your office. That is why we have compiled our favorite organization hacks to help streamline the process.

1. Define your goals for the space. What purpose (or purposes) will the space serve? What are the highest priority items to store?
2. Identify the most cluttered areas. Where do you find yourself making piles of papers or leaving items most frequently?
3. Pick one area or pile to work on first. For example, if you need access to certain documents in the near future, schedule a set date and time to devote to that specific task. Set a limit so the task doesn’t seem as daunting or overwhelming.
4. Purge and shred. There may be a lot of paperwork and items that you don’t need anymore simply collecting dust in the office. Due to the nature of certain documents, it is important to shred and properly dispose of paperwork with personal information. A shredder is especially helpful here.
5. Think about your personal organization style and proceed accordingly. Imagine yourself going through the process of paying bills or filing away important documents and think about what would make it easier for you. Then, you can put organizational systems in place that complement your natural inclinations.

We hope that this can help you get started on your organization journey. Contact us today for your free home office design consultation