Things Organized Neatly, now in book format
The blogger has (finally) brought his neat obsession to the physical world.
If you’re obsessive when it comes to arranging items on a table in a particular order (with everything sitting in perfect right angles, perhaps) but live with a toddler who can’t help himself from turning your home into disorganized chaos, then this book may help calm your nerves.
Things Organized Neatly was recently published in hard copy, although it has lived in blog format for quite some time now. The coffee table book is by Austin Radcliffe, who “takes the messiness of the everyday world and recasts it in neat and appealing designs.” Our nerves couldn’t be happier to see that there can be so much calm and order in the world (and we’re on the lowest level of the neat spectrum).
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