Seems like everyone is in organizing mode in January! Me too! Since we’re planning on moving this year and have lots of things going on, I’ve been thinking of making a Family Command Center so that we all know what’s going on when. If you’re not familiar with the idea of a Family Command Center, it’s basically just a one stop family organization area. Here are a few examples that I find inspiring!
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Keep yourself and your kids organized by creating a family command center! Please visit the linked blogs to see more about creating your own Family Command Centers.
DIY Family Command Center Ideas
Charlotte at Ciburbanity made this amazing kitchen command center and even links her sources in the post. Makes it so easy to duplicate that look!
One Creative Housewife has a wonderful post on how she set up this command center.
Love this command center from Home Remedies!
Achieving Creative Order made this command center for a client.
SAS Interiors shows you how to put together this budget friendly command center.
Proverbs Living made this organized and pretty family command center.
This one by Hi Sugarplum! is a great example of making the most of a little/awkward space
Beneath My Heart created this amazing wall command center!
This one is amazing isn’t it! I’m pretty sure most if not all is part of the Pottery Barn home office line since I used to have a few of these pieces (and of course got rid of them during a decluttering phase- could kick myself now!). via Organize with Sandy
Hope these wonderfully inspiring ideas help you figure out how to make a family command center in your home!Do you already have a family command center?
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These are all great! Since it is just Mr. Comforts and me and we work in our home together, we are pretty much on top of things. But I can see if you had children or crazy work schedules and you were trying to move this would come in handy!
These are all great ideas, Manuela. Especially for a family with children still at home.
Brenda
Lots of great ideas. Could have used one years ago, but don’t need one now as my children are grown and dealing with their own hectic schedules. Great ideas and can see how they could easily be created on a small budget.
Thank you for including my Command Center; I’ve since moved and wish I had space for it in my new home. Maybe I can tuck one into a corner like Cassie from Hi Sugarplum did…. I love it!
Thank you for a great idea!
These are great! I especially love the one with the large chalkboard. I found an old door and I painted each of the inset panels with chalkboard paint. We use this as our command center. We keep a running grocery list in one panel and a to-do list in another…etc, etc…love it! Thanks for sharing these great ideas and have a great weekend!
Kathleen
Your command center sounds wonderful! I love upcycling!
OK, do you know how sometimes when you read a post or an idea, your heart sort of starts racing? (Please say yes because I don’t want to feel creepy..) Well, that’s what this post did to me. I didn’t even know I wanted to create a command center. What’s to command? I’m usually the only one here.
And then I saw these spaces and fell in love with them.
I hope it’s OK to pin the whole post as one big resource. I’ll probably go and pin the individual ones as well because I think that’s a good thing to do, but I want the whole heart thumping resource in one pin.
Thanks!!
LOL! I’ve had that happen numerous times to me. It’s exciting to find a new idea! I personally think “command center” is a funny term – it makes me think of something military. There are all kinds on Pinterest – usually they involve backpacks. 🙂 I just wanted something to organize my family and our projects as we work on house projects and as we have professionals come in to work on projects. Plus I’ll have to have some sort of system for scheduling showings etc. Oh yes, you are always welcome to pin the collage from my blog. For individual photos I prefer people to go to the linked blog to pin (but people rarely do).
ALL such great ideas! Staying organized is one of my NEW Year’s goals! Have a blessed day dear Manuela, HUGS!
I used to have something ( though not as fancy ) when my boys were little..bulletin board, calender, etc area. Had to have it, to keep track of school, church, and sporting events! 🙂