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    Cute Things To Put Stuff In

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    Amber Fijolek on Jun 22, 2009 2:18 PM PDT
    Sometimes you've just got too much stuff. Or, perhaps, sometimes it just feels like it. As a girl with a problem with misplacing things (my friends like to apply the term "loser"), there's no system I haven't tried when it comes to organizing all of my loose ends. Fittingly, I get excited when I see things that can contain my things. Especially if they're cute things that I can put those things in. When your recycled shoe box just isn't doing it for you and your home, there's a basket, box, bucket, cup, or tray out there to bring your room (and your pile of things) together. Now, it may not help you find where your things are -- for me, there's really no hope there -- but at least it'll help you express and articulate what impeccably good taste in decorating you have!
    Tags : tray , tool box , style , store , storage
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    Hot In The Hive: LaCie iamaKey USB Flash Drive

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    Anna Yu on Jun 8, 2009 6:25 AM PDT
    I have to say that the first USB flash drive I ever owned was a whopping 512MB model. I know, I know, how did I ever fit my entire life in that little storage device? I could only use it to hold essays and other documents to print at the school lab and maybe a few song files too. The worst part was that it was terribly designed to boot! It came with a little cap that you could attach to your keychain, but one day I discovered I still had the cap and no flash drive. So maybe it was a good thing it only held 512MB of information! Anyway, I've happily moved on to greener pastures with a bigger and better flash drive, but finding the LaCie iamaKey USB Flash Drive has made me seriously consider buying another one. The key shaped flash drives comes in either 4GB or 8GB models with a water- and scratch-resistant connector, assuring that your files will stay safe. It's all one piece, so just string it along with your real keys and you're good to go!


    Price: $26.99-36.99
    Who Found It: facadeindreams was first to add the LaCie iamaKey USB Flash Drive to the Hive.
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    Hot In The Hive: "Don Banana" Kitchen Box by Alessi

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    Anna Yu on May 18, 2009 6:18 AM PDT
    Ok, let's be honest here. Are you still storing your dry goods like flour, sugar, coffee, or tea in the big bulky packages it came in? Whether it's a flimsy cardboard box with tape all over it to keep it from collapsing or big, bulky, and ugly plastic containers, it's no wonder why kitchen cupboards are such a mess. That's why I fell in love with Italian design team, Alessi and their "Don Banana" Kitchen Box! I don't know about you, but I'll certainly crack a smile every time I reach for my tea leaves or sugar in the morning. I think the box could also be a fun storage idea for candies and nuts (provided you and your guests eat them before they get stale). Or how about bath salts or cotton balls in the bathroom? The storage possibilities are endless!


    Price: $50
    Who Found It: facadeindreams was the first to add the "Don Banana" Kitchen Box to the Hive.
    Tags : storage , kitchen , home , design
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    Get Organized In The New Year with These Clutter-Reducing Tips!

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    Kristin on Jan 13, 2009 9:16 AM PST
    Is your New Year's resolution to organize your closet, your house, your life? If the things around you in your everyday life are in order, you might find yourself with a more orderly mind as well. So we've found some great storage items to help you reduce the clutter in your home - and maybe add to its beauty at the same time! Look for furniture that does double duty, such as a trunk-style coffee table in which you can store magazines and books. Put clothing you don't use year-round under your bed and out of the way. Hang CDs and DVDs from a door with a media rack. Save space with shelves that lean against the wall instead of a bulkier bookcase. Or put up photos on an interesting wall shelf from West Elm. You're sure to clear up space and clear your head. Check out the SLIDESHOW!
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    Store Your Beauty Loot in Style!

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    Greta on Nov 14, 2008 6:20 AM PST
    Train cases are the perfect way to store your favorite beauty essentials in style. Not only would the classic cases make a pretty addition to any counter-top, but these timeless storage solutions now come in a ton of modern styles. Decadent chocolate mock-python exterior and heavy metal detailing makes it difficult to believe that the "Tricks of the Trade" train case will only set you back $17.50! For a train case with a little more brand power, consider investing the Juicy Couture for Sephora, "Juicy Loves Sephora" train case. With a striped exterior and quilted pink interior, it would be a perfectly sweet way to store your beauty faves at home or on the go. For more fabulous ways to store your beauty loot in style, search the Hive, and check out my SLIDESHOW to see my five favorite train cases.
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    Give Your Bedroom The Royal Treatment!

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    Greta on Oct 20, 2008 6:18 AM PDT
    Give your bedroom the royal treatment with home decor items fit for the queen that you are. Decadent, gilded, and completely indulgent home statement pieces and accessories won't exactly transform your room into the Buckingham Palace, but who needs Prince William down the hall when you can dream about him all you want in this fabulously deluxe four-poster canopy bed? These Rococo-inspired fabric tote boxes would be an excellent way to store your favorite out-of-season items, and would add regal whimsy to any wardrobe. And what royal room could ever be complete without a crown? This adorable Juicy Couture porcelain crown does double-duty as a cute home accessory and a chic way to store loose change. Check out my SLIDESHOW for my five favorite ways to give your bedroom the royal treatment, and search the Hive for even more regal home decor ideas!
    Tags : storage , royalty , royal , rococo
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