The best ... ways to get organized
A scanner that converts receipts into PDF files, a caddy that charges multiple portable devices, and more
Magnetter
Umbra’s magnetic holder keeps up to three sets of keys in sight and handy. The curved shape forms a perfect pocket for incoming and outgoing mail.
Price: $14
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Contact: Umbra.com
Source: Real Simple
NeatReceipts
By converting receipts into searchable PDF files, this handy, lightweight scanner helps you manage finances and “banish paper clutter.”
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Price: $200
Contact: Neatco.com
Source: Better Homes and Gardens
Cable organizer
Coil wayward cords around the inner spindle to bring a sense of order to your desktop. A flexible rubber shell accommodates even the thickest cables.
Price: $11.99
Contact: Containerstore.com
Source: Real Simple
The Sanctuary charging station
This caddy charges multiple portable devices using a universal charger and USB port tucked discreetly under a black tray.
Price: $129.95 for black or white; $149.95 for dark wood
Contact: Bluelounge.com
Source: Metropolitan Home
Boby
Originally designed in 1970, this trolley is a “high-design tool chest” with plenty of compartments, swing-out trays, and cubbies.
Price: $312
Contact: Hivemodern.com
Source: The New York Times Style Magazine
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