The Happy Mess Method
Organizational expert Sabrina Soto and NYT bestselling author Jennifer McCartney help celebrity and non-celebrity clients find realistic methods for keeping their homes tidy. They focus on practical solutions that are achievable and easy to maintain.
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Seasons & Episodes
1. Sheryl Lee Ralph's Need Want Hate
Sabrina and Jenn work with actress Sheryl Lee Ralph ("Abbott Elementary") to design a multi-functional creative space. Then, they meet the Changs who need help organizing their daughters' bedroom and their primary bedroom, overrun with laundry.
2. Tinx & Golden Hour
Sabrina and Jenn have several ideas to help the Chang family stay more organized and encourage their daughters to participate in cleaning. Then, they meet influencer Tinx to help organize her "Chaos Room."
3. Hall Pass
Sabrina and Jenn meet Joyce and Dean Bertone, who have a bedroom that has been overrun by clothes. Jenn takes the Bertones to a pasta-making class where they are reminded of the importance of periodically taking breaks from cleaning.
4. Meagan Good & Beyond the Mess
Sabrina and Jenn help actress Meagan Good ("Eve's Bayou") re-organize her kitchen, one of Sabrina's favorite rooms to make over in a home. Then, they meet the Ferrone family; wife Kelli is actually too focused on cleaning for husband Andrew's liking.
5. Baby Steps
Sabrina and Jenn work with the Ferrone family to find customized methods. Then, they meet single mom Sherie Cigar-James who not only has five children but also runs a daycare out of her home.
6. Zoning Spaces
Sherie's five children have mixed feelings about the daycare taking over their family home, so Sabrina and Jenn must come up with a redesigned space that serves not just Sherie's business, but also her family's needs.
