Keeping things in the air, so to speak, keeps them from cluttering up my flat surfaces (so that all the other junk I have can clutter up my flat surfaces, instead, apparently). I'm a sucker for a good right hook -- or a suction-cup hook, or a metal hook. Just get that thing off the shelf and onto the wall.
I've made special containers to hang earrings and tools and more. A place at eye-level makes it easy to find those things. Here are a few more things I've suspended around the home.
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| Suction cup hooks are great at holding toothpaste and a toothbrush. |
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| Another way to keep toiletries up in the air. |
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| My sewing basket hangs from a hook in my ceiling above my desk. |
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| If photographs of my favorite people can go on the wall, why not my favorite (and decrepit) old teddy bears? |
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| This lamp was meant for a table-top. Now it's a flying cow-pig-lamp. Jealous? |
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| I decided to have a living curtain for this window. The pot hangs on a hook; the vine grows over several tension rods that I scavanged from other windows. |
Having all these things on my walls and windows might explain why our home renovation (insulating all these walls) was such a big deal . . . more on that tomorrow.
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