Eyeglass Storage Solutions  

It's not uncommon for me {or probably anyone} that when your glasses aren't resting on my face they're sat on a desk, nightstand or bathroom shelf waiting to be picked up & worn once more.

Today, glasses are so accessible as well as affordable thanks to online eyeglass stores that it's pretty common for a person to have more than two pairs of spectacles.

& If you're an eyeglass aficionado {like me} chances are, you have more glasses than you have room to store them. Truly, a first world problem, ha!



I hated having all of my glasses that I am currently wearing in cases which were then thrown inside a box collectively. To me, glasses are not only a daily necessity they are also a form of self-expression & works of art. So, I wanted to come up with a clear & effective way to organize & display them.

How-to-organize glasses is hard! There just are that many practical storage solutions for eyeglasses. I recently saw Tezza's IGTV about how she organizes her sunglasses--but I don't have the wall space for that.

So, thanks to Marshalls & Etsy, I found two ways I organize my eyeglasses--I am linking everything below!

Bright Pink Bravo Frames via Phonetic Eyewear OG Collection {c/o}

Clear Eyeglass Organizer

I looked & looked for something like this clear eyeglass stand & could not find one. Finally, I stumbled across this one from an Etsy Shop called All Custome Gifts.

When it came, I was so confused as I think the stands are 3-D printed & it wasn't put together. However, after I removed the peel & stick backing from each piece, I was able to assemble the stand & it looks really sharp on my dresser.

This one can hold up to 4 eyeglasses.



The fun bright pink pair of frames in this post are from Phonetic Optical. They're called 'Bravo.' This is my third pair of glasses from Phonetic & I absolutely love & recommend them--their blue light blocking lenses are amazingly clear.

Stackable/Drawer Eyeglass Organizer

Another option for glasses that I wear, but not on a daily basis, I keep inside this pink acrylic stackable pull out drawer. It's cute & clever. Each drawer has a slot for three glasses.

This also comes in 100 percent clear acrylic too-which I love!

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Daisy Drop Clip-On c/o

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Five Ways to Make Your Fourth of July Festive 

It is that time of year once again--The time for outdoor BBQs {or grilled veggies if you're a vegetarian such as myself}, checkered table cloths, gathering by the pool, & plenty of sparklers to light up the summertime sky.

In American terms, It's The Fourth of July! Whether you are spending America's birthday relaxed near a lake, chilled poolside, or at home cozy on your front porch there are SO many ways to make your Fourth of July festive!

Summer Party Ideas

Here are my Top Five Way to Make Your Fourth Festive:

• Flowers: Whether you opt for seasonally appropriate arrangement of hydrangeas on your picnic table{s} or festive roses such as these ever-lasting sky blue roses from Rose Box NYC; flowers always bring happiness {& festiveness} to any gathering. 

• Name Cards: Having name cards readily written out with your guests' names {or initials} for your Fourth gathering adds a personal element to your party--you can either have the cards in-place at the tables or set on a dessert/favor table for them to grab on their way to their seats.  

Sky Blue Roses, Rose Box NYC {C/O}

• Balloons: Today, the non-helium/self-inflatable ballons are SO popular & readily available at many retailers as well as Etsy shops. Target has a big selection of party/self-inflatable balloons. This USA balloon was under $5.00 at Pier1 Imports & adds a super fun-festive party flare. 

• Colorful Culterly: Colorful plates & utensils {resuable/recycle-able plastic is cool} is super fun for parties. If you want to wash & re-use your fun silverware, have a large bin labeled 'dirty silverware' on hand for your festive folks to toss inside after eating. 

• Festive Table Linens: You don't have to spend a fortune on table linens. You can opt for the one-time use plastic table clothes {Dollar Store has a ton} &/or you can hit up your local Good Will/thrift store for table linens, unique sheets, & other thrift-d items that make for multi-use party linens. Just be sure to wash beforehand. I have an XL pool towel as a table cloth in these photos.