What's literally more joy sparking than a fireplace? A fireplace with a crimson marble surround flanked by a perfectly slim built-in bookcase.
Designer: Tali Roth
Photographer: Seth Caplan

The dream: a bookcase that contains just the right amount of tomes—and thriving plantlife.
Designer: Crystal Sinclair
Photographer: Seth Caplan

If this was our home we'd just slide back and forth on that ladder all day jubilant with our perfectly organized oeuvre.
Designer: Nicole Fisher
Photographer: Sean Litchfield

We love the drama of this vignette. It lives up to the drama of the books we thought were worth saving.
Designer: Michael Hilal
Photographer: Lauren Edith Anderson

Marie once said, "I'd like to tidy up the entire planet. I would go anywhere if there were something that needs tidying," and this bridge kitchen/dining room space is the place we'd want to go on the planet, so we'll meet her there.
Designer: Barbie Palamino
Photographer: Madeline Tolle

It might take some time to thank every item on this shelf, but we have all day/week/month.
Designer: Jennifer Talbot
Photographer: Dustin Halleck

Tidy is even easier when you have a few places to hide things.
Designer: Marc Houston
Photographer: Claire Esparros

It's easy to keep to just a few cookbooks when you spend more time gazing out the window than actually cooking.
Designer: Haley Weidenbaum
Photographer: Jillian Sipkins

It's important to start your babies with a sense of clutter-control young. It's also nice to set them up for a successful adulthood with a wallpapered ceiling.
Designer: Haley Weidenbaum
Photographer: Lauren Pressey

We just heard these books whisper "you're welcome" for keeping them.
Designer: Gabriel Fontes de Faria
Photographer: Dustin Halleck

Yes, these books (and this nook) make us as happy as if we were holding a puppy.
Designer: Megan Hopp
Photographer: Nick Glimenakis

We can only focus on our own things, so we've perfected this side of the bed...
Designer: Liz Lipkin
Photographer: Sean Litchfield

Organizing tall bookshelves is a tall order, but our designers are undeterred.
Designer: Tali Roth
Photographer: Julia Robbs

Not only is this book zone totally Kondo-ed, it's also a great place to fold clothes.
Designer: Emma Beryl
Photographer: Nick Glimenakis

It's important to put your brass pineapples in order.
Designer: Alec Holland
Photographer: Genevieve Garruppo

I see a couple of excellent arranged bits of komono in this mix.
Designer: Kevin Clark
Photographer: Sean Litchfield

When your bookcases are always in sight, organization is paramount.
Designer: Savannah Metcalf
Photographer: Julia Bainbridge

It's hard to get any work done when we just want to turn around and stare at our organized bookshelf.
Designer: Carly Callahan
Photographer:Dustin Halleck

Tall, dark, and handsomely arranged.
Designer: Allison Petty
Photographer: Kelsey Ann Rose

This bookshelf reminds us of the opening of the Brady Bunch if instead of Alice the square was filled with perfectly gorgeous accessories.
Designer: Shannon Tate
Photographer: Joyelle West

It requires a truly clutter-free space to have room for a swing.
Designer: Jae Joo
Photographer: Nick Glimenakis

Marie says there's always an end to tidying, which is nice because sometimes we just want to lay on our bed and read magazines.
Designer: Marissa Bero
Photographer: Sean Litchfield

Even the tiniest space can use a tidy now and then.
Designer: Candace Rein
Photographer: Amy Bartlam

Our designers know flowers always spark joy.
Designer: Kevin Clark
Photographer: Kelsey Ann Rose

A cozy place to sort your donations and gaze upon what you've saved.
Designer: Megan Grehl
Photographer: Tessa Neustadt

It's best to have a rosy outlook when letting things go. Let things go and then see your rose-hued paint.
Designer: Erin Kane
Photographer: Pablo Enriquez

Sometimes purging is like seeing the forrest for the trees—in that you need to get rid of things so you can see your forrest wallpaper.
Designer: Claire Esparros
Photographer: Heidi's Bridge

The perfect place to sit and ponder how much more streamlined your life is.
Designer: Danielle Herman
Photographer: Heidi's Bridge

Some books deserve to be displayed, especially when they show off our culinary bona fides
Designer: Andrea Jaramillo
Photographer: Christian Torres

We could faint (on this little fainting couch) at how pleasing this built-in is to look at.
Designer: Kevin Clark
Photographer:Sean Litchfield