Laundry Baskets: Sorting at the Right Moment
Laundry piles up because sorting happens at the wrong moment. If clothes are sorted when they come off, wash day is just loading a machine; if they...
Car Boot Organisers: Stop the Boot From Becoming a Bin
A car boot is a shelf without walls: everything slides to the back on acceleration and forward under braking. On Kenyan roads that is not just unti...
Seasonal Clothes Storage: Under-Bed and Vacuum Bags
Wardrobes in Kenyan flats overflow not because people own too many clothes, but because everything is stored at once — the July jackets sit beside ...
Kitchen Bins: What Size You Actually Need
The bin is the one thing in a Kenyan kitchen that gets touched a dozen times a day, usually with full hands. Size it to how often you want to empty...
Dish Drying Racks: Sizing, Drainage and Hygiene
Washing up is not the slow part — draining is. A rack that holds twelve plates upright will clear a family's dinner dishes in one load; a small fol...
No-Drill Bathroom Storage for Rented Houses
Most Kenyan rentals forbid drilling, and most bathrooms have tiles you would not want to drill anyway. Adhesive and tension systems have got good e...
Entryway Shoe Storage That Stops the Pile by the Door
Shoes pile up at the door because the door is where they come off. Fighting that never works. The job is to give the pile a container that fits the...
Small Kitchen Storage: Making a Nairobi Flat Work
A typical Nairobi flat kitchen has one run of counter, one or two cupboards under the sink, and no pantry. The instinct is to buy more cupboards, a...