We see organizing as an act of curation—shaping both home and life with intention.

Our Services

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    Home Curation

    Thoughtful organizing that makes your home work for you. From a single space to a full reset, we help create systems that are functional, lasting, and serene.

    Complete Home Organizing

    Closet Resets

    Pantry Overhauls

    Photo Organization and Custom Book Creation

    File & Paperwork Systems

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    Learning & Connection

    Curating not just homes, but your present and future. We encourage curiosity and support lifelong learning.

    Cultural Companion Museum Outings

    Mahjong Tutorials & Group Formation

    Art Making Workshops

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    Transitions

    Guidance for seasons of change, handled with care and discretion. Whether you’re moving, downsizing, or simply shifting priorities, we help lighten the load and ease the transition.

    Rightsizing & Downsizing Support

    Pre-Move Decluttering

    Donation, Re-homing & Recycling Support

    Unpacking & New Home Set-Up

  • “What an amazing group of services to offer our community. I can personally attest to how your skills have changed our family’s life bringing clarity, color, and creativity to our home.”

    Jenny B.

  • Thank you for making yesterday's Mah Jong class such a success! Yesterday afternoon the members were already asking "When is our next class?!"

    Life Enrichment Director, The Fitzgerald of Palisades

  • I couldn't have prepared for my move to italy without this support. I was overwhelmed and suzi brought calm and clarity to the crazy process.

    Anna B.

Home & Life Curation

We begin by arriving with you—listening deeply, learning your rhythms, and shaping a thoughtful plan rooted in care and respect.

From there, we sort, edit, and thoughtfully rehome items, giving your environment space to breathe and evolve.

We craft systems that support your daily life, refine details with intention, and create environments that feel steady, spacious, and truly your own.

Once your nest feels grounded and refreshed, we help you move confidently into your next chapter—with guidance, encouragement, and a follow-up visit to ensure you feel supported.

Book a Free Home Organization or Decluttering Consultation

And because a thriving life is built not only on peaceful spaces but meaningful connection, we gather community through our Mahjong Games and Art Making lessons—welcoming curiosity, friendship, laughter, and lifelong learning back to the table.

Join a Social Circle

Memories need curation as well. Sorting through boxes of photographs and chreished albums brings joy but doesn’t always work for modern lives. We help by sorting, digitizing, and creating memory books of the important people and places from your life.

Create a Photo Book

Because home is not only where we live but how we experience the world, we offer Cultural Companions—a warm, thoughtfully guided way to enjoy DC’s beloved museums and hidden gems. Led by a museum professional or experienced teacher, these visits invite curiosity, conversation, and connection, making art and culture feel welcoming rather than overwhelming.

Explore Museums, On Your Terms

Little tips for an Organized Life

Our P.S. Nudges are short, savvy, and designed to help you bring clarity and calm to every corner of your nest — one clever tweak at a time.

These micro-moments of order can shift everything.

Discover how P.S. Nest can help you create calm, functional, and beautiful systems with boutique home organizing services that bring ease and intention to everyday life.

Reset Your Nest

Every home can use a gentle nudge now and then

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    10 Minute Reset

    Before bed, spend ten minutes putting things back where they belong. Tomorrow-you will wake up grateful.

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    The Basket Trick

    Keep a pretty basket on each floor for “out-of-place” items. When full, do a quick five-minute return run.

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    Edit by Category, Not Room

    Organize by type — books, linens, pens — not space. You’ll see what you really have (and need).

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    Declutter to Donate

    Ask: Who could this serve better? Letting go feels lighter when it helps someone else. Your “someday” clothes could be someone’s today clothes.

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    Seasonal Sweep

    Each season, choose one zone to refresh — your pantry, your desk, your mindset. Small edits keep chaos from creeping in.

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    Digital Nesting

    Decluttering doesn’t stop at home. Clean your desktop, inbox, and phone photos. A clear screen = a clear head.

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    Pretty = Practical

    If you love how it looks, you’ll actually use it. Function + beauty = lasting order.

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    The One-Touch Rule

    If you pick it up, put it away — not down. Every “I’ll do it later” becomes tomorrow’s clutter.

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    One In, One Out

    Every time something new enters your home, let something else go. It’s the simplest equation for balance.

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    Label with Love

    Labels aren’t for perfectionists — they’re for peacekeepers. They save time, brainpower, and “Where did I put that?” energy.

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    The “Landing Pad” Strategy

    Designate a small, elegant spot near your entry for keys, mail, and shoes. Order begins at the door.

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    Celebrate the Small Wins

    A single organized drawer is still a triumph. Progress, not perfection, builds a calm and curated life.