The other misconception people have about Peter and his work is that he is a “neat or clean” freak. While Peter has his own ideas about levels of cleanliness and neatness, he is entirely open to what works for individuals. For example, I use the side of my refrigerator as a collage of sorts. Everything is “squared off” to appear relatively organized, while being a juxtaposition of postcards, magnets and photos. It may not be Peter’s “taste” per se, but it follows the principles of being organized and not cluttered, but being the collage I like having in my kitchen. I might not put all my cereal into Tupperware or other brand plastic containers all the same size with color coordinated tops. However, my cereal is all together in the cabinet so I know what I have and what needs to be on my shopping list.

Peter’s ideas about spaces and clear divisions of space are crucial. He helps clear the mental clutter as well as the physical clutter and truly saves lives!

I look forward to more interviews! Thank you!