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This fashionable pumpkin was a part of the simplehuman Halloween pumpkin carving contest. To see some of the other entries check them out on flickr. If you have a photo of a great pumpkin you carved, please share it with us tag: designthis.
Congratulations to the two winners of our first-ever simplehuman OrganizeThis! contest!
Participants Daniel Foster and Molly Dolan will each be receiving a simplehuman stainless steel trash can for their creative contest entries.
Stay tuned for future simplehuman contests!
Have you entered our OrganizeThis! contest yet? The author of the top entry will win a simplehuman stainless steel step can of their choice. Deadline for entries is August 31st, 2005.
To recap:
1. Post a photo and description of how you stay organized at home on Flickr.com.
2. Make sure you include the tag "organizethis" in order to be entered in the contest.
3. Fill out an entry form and view contest rules here.
See some of our current entries here!
Announcing the launch of the simplehuman Organize This! contest!
We started simplehuman to help people become more efficient at home. All our products are ergonomic, easy to clean, and we design them to last for years. Our biggest inspiration comes from our customers, and we are looking for your ideas on how to make life at home more organized. Post a photo and description of your home organizational tip on Flickr. Tag your photo with the keyword "organizethis". The top 20 entries will be posted on our blog, and the author will win one free simplehuman stainless steel step can of their choice.
For the winners who want a free year’s supply of sure-fit liners to go with their new simplehuman can, just post a review of your simplehuman can on your blog or ours. We are interested in honest reviews…so don’t be shy about feedback.
Click here for rules and to enter.
Organizational tip
Because I work in communications, I am always looking through magazines and referencing recent articles. I often use my laptop at the coffee table so by organizing my magazines by publication and date, I can always find what I need. After I read an issue I decide if it is worth keeping. The constant influx of new issues forces me to evaluate and edit my collection weekly so I avoid saving too many. Ultimately a few magazines I find very useful will move to a filing cabinet or the pages (with recipes, articles, etc.) will be torn out and filed and the original magazines thrown out. I also like having a revolving display to look at on the coffee table which otherwise would just accumulate junk.
See some of our other simplehuman human tips here.
