A stress-free holiday season starts at home. Whether you’re hosting this year or looking for a retreat between events, curated spaces and systems is the best gift you can give to your family. Learn how to make every part of the holiday season an absolute joy with our top tips!

There’s nothing more jolly than decking the halls for the holidays, but putting everything away can turn many of us into the Grinch. Luckily for you, we’re here to help! From trees and ornaments to tableware and linens, we have storage solutions that will not only set you up for success for the next holiday season, but will also help you start the new year on the right (and more peaceful) foot!

Preparing and hosting guests during the holidays can be intimidating, but we’ve enlisted the help of Co-Founder Christina Lee to share her top tips that will allow you to be more present during this special time and will help your guests feel comfortable in your home.

We believe getting the home ready for the holidays goes beyond trees, wreaths and garlands. Between entertaining out-of-town guests, cooking elaborate dinners, and baking countless treats all while making sure you have gifts for everyone on your list, the holidays can quickly become a source of stress! To help simplify the holiday season and minimize the “rush,” we’re making a few seasonal changes to our zone strategy that can easily be incorporated in any home!

We asked Danni to share her advice for hosting with intention this holiday season. Whether you’re organizing a special family dinner or a group event, Danni’s ideas will help you plan with purpose to ensure you enjoy the occasion as much as your guests.

Graceful Spaces’ Co-Founder Rebecka Jodeit is as passionate about organizing as she is about seeing families’ lives transformed by peace and order. As someone who prizes quality time and relationships, Rebecka considers organization essential to effortless hospitality—particularly at this time of year. We asked Rebecka to share her advice for making intentional connections this holiday season.