Taythee Organizer
Shelves of books sorted by color into a glowing rainbow of green, blue, purple, pink and red.

Seattle’s chillest organization queen

make room

Tay grinning in black sunglasses, chin resting on her hands, outside on a sunny day.

Guaranteed
new energy
to every space
right when you
need it most!

Photo by Laney Cerna.

Seattle born and raised. I do closets, garages, kitchens, whole moves and the home studios of people who make things for a living.

Everyone’s place has this one Drawer

Where does each item live?

Drag each thing into its bin, or tap it, then the bin. In a hurry? Tay it.

Closet
Records & CDs
Vanity
Mystery

Too much? Let Tay do it.

Wow, you found the super secret special favorite client rate!

Contact Tay here. We love working with clients who love working with us. Your thorough research says a lot about how you work, and I think we can do great things together.

Tay, smiling softly, with big blond curls framing her face.
Photo by April Sol.

Hi, I’m Tay

You might know me from the stage as Taylar Elizza Beth. Same eye, same ear, now pointed at your closet.

As seen in

  • The Seattle Times
  • The Stranger
  • KEXP
  • Seattle Met
  • Seattle Weekly
  • South Seattle Emerald

Coverage of my music. This work is more personal.

It’s the mission behind the music, and a way for my fans to become patrons along the way.

Seattle born and raised. This is how I can give back to the city that gives so much to my art.

I leave your space with a system that survives us both.

Before and afters

No shame in your space

I have seen worse and I will see worse again. Nobody is going to raise an eyebrow at your closet or how long it’s been like that.

You keep what you love

Every keep-or-go call is yours. I don’t throw anything out without a yes, and I don’t talk anyone into minimalism they didn’t ask for.

It has to survive me

You get labels, a photo map of where things live, and a one-page written system. A pretty room that falls apart in a month isn’t the job.

Pick up to three

The rates

What it costs

Flat, written up front, no hourly surprises. Everything includes the sort, the system, the labeling and the handoff.

Each one is named after one of my records (˶ᵔ ᵕ ᵔ˶)

Fresh Cut $420

One space, one day. The closet, the pantry, the garage corner, the room where things go to sit. We sort it, build the system and label it before I leave.

Four hours · one organizer · labels and a photo map

Most booked

The Ripening $1,520

The whole house, four sessions, room by room, starting with the spaces that unblock other spaces. By the end it runs on one logic instead of eight.

Sixteen hours · four sessions · written plan first · saves $160

Wildfire $1,400 a day

Moving. Two of us, one long day. Pack-out that’s actually labeled, or an unpack that sets up real systems on day one instead of leaving you with a wall of boxes for six months.

Eight-hour day · two organizers · rush +20%

Undercover $280 a month

For people who’ve already done the big reset. I come back monthly, put the system back where it drifted and handle whatever new category of stuff showed up. No redoing the whole thing every spring.

Three hours a month · cancel anytime · existing clients

Product sourcing and install, materials at cost$60 an hour
Custom labeling, printed or hand-lettered$45
Virtual consult and a written plan, if you’d rather do it yourself$150
Your garage is not a moral failing

(It’s a room that needs a system. That’s all it ever was.)

How it works

Four steps, in this order

Nothing gets touched before you’ve seen a written plan, and nothing leaves the house without your yes.

01

The fit call

Twenty minutes, free, phone or video. You show me the space, I tell you what I’d do and which rate it is. If I’m not the right call, I’ll say so.

02

Walkthrough

I measure, photograph and send you a written plan with the product list and the total before a single thing moves.

03

Session day

Sort, decide, system. You make every keep-or-go call. I keep it moving so the deciding stays fast.

04

The handoff

Labeled, photographed and written down: a one-page guide to how your space works now, so it holds up after I’m gone. And a song for the room, because I can’t help myself.

New

Music, shops and small spaces

Same eye, more rooms. Ask about any of these on the free fit call and I’ll tell you what it would take.

A home studio with teal walls and red acoustic foam: a desk with monitors and speakers, and a microphone on a stand.

Music rooms and home studios new

Band rooms, bedroom studios, the corner where the keyboard lives. Gear, cables, mics and instruments sorted and styled so the room is ready to make music the minute you walk in.

Wooden wall shelves holding records, books, framed album covers and a turntable.

Curate your music collection new

Vinyl and CDs sorted the way you actually dig through them, then styled so they’re on display instead of in boxes. Up to a full record wall, even one that climbs the staircase.

A clothing rack of sequins and satin beside a hot pink telephone booth in a pink shop.

Store styling new

Merchandising and styling for small shops and boutiques, with my flair on it, so the room sells the look before anyone says a word.

A small living room with a packed gallery wall of colorful art over a blue velvet couch, with big plants and a dog.

Micro-space refresh new

Dorm rooms, bedrooms and small spaces, styled with what you already have and love. A new era-spective on the life you already love, with a freshened-up twist.

Energy vibe check-ups new

A return visit when the room starts drifting. We reset what slipped, freshen what’s tired and bring the new energy back.

Spaces we love

Turntables and a mixer glowing under pink and blue neon light.
A floor-to-ceiling wall of handmade leather shoes arranged in rows by color.
A record store aisle under a glowing orange RECORDS sign, with albums in tidy bins on both sides.
A vanity mirror ringed with glowing bulbs over a counter of brushes and makeup.

Community is power! rate

Two slots
a month

Every month I hold two jobs at 40–60% off for South End neighbors, Black and queer folks, disabled friends, and anyone leaving a living situation that wasn’t safe. No application, no proof. You pick your number on the form and we go from there.

The Community is power! rate

Money’s tight sometimes. Tell me about your space and what you can do, and we’ll figure it out together.

Kind words

“Tay showed up and I could finally exhale. She’s honest, she’s kind … She sees how you actually live and builds around it.”

Miranda SitaWhite Center

“… her advice was some of the best we got … it’s pretty cool having a musician around the house who I first saw on stage years ago.”

Mike SchneiderBainbridge Island

Booking

Let’s go

Twenty minutes, free, no pitch. Fill this out and I’ll get back to you within two business days with times.

Where I go
South Seattle and beyond. West Seattle, Burien, Tukwila, Georgetown, South Park, Beacon Hill, Columbia City, Rainier Valley, White Center, SeaTac, Tacoma, Gig Harbor, University Place, Lakewood, Puyallup, Pierce County, Vashon Island, Bainbridge Island.
Hours
Weekdays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., some weekends. Book two to three weeks out.
Takes about a minute

Photo credits

The room photos on this page are inspiration shots by other photographers, used under the Unsplash and Pexels licenses. They are not Tay’s work. The before and afters are from Tay’s own job.

  1. Rainbow bookshelf (top of the page). Photo by Gabriela on Unsplash.
  2. Home studio (music rooms card). Photo by Soniq sounds on Unsplash.
  3. Records and books shelf (music collection card). Photo by Nguyen Dang Hoang Nhu on Unsplash.
  4. Rack by a pink phone booth (store styling card). Photo by Connor Scott McManus on Pexels.
  5. Gallery wall and velvet couch (micro-space card). Photo by Steph Wilson on Unsplash.
  6. Neon DJ decks (Spaces we love). Photo by Vitalii Onyshchuk on Unsplash.
  7. Rainbow wall of handmade shoes (Spaces we love). Photo by Mehmet Turgut Kirkgoz on Pexels.
  8. Neon RECORDS aisle (Spaces we love). Photo by Karsten Winegeart on Unsplash.
  9. Vanity mirror with bulbs (Spaces we love). Photo by Romina Farías on Unsplash.
  10. Portrait of Tay at the top of the page. Photo by Laney Cerna (2023).
  11. Portrait of Tay in “Hi, I’m Tay.” Photo by April Sol.