The phrase "a home for everything" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system of organization where every item has a designated place.
Example: "In my new office, I made sure there is a home for everything, so I can find what I need quickly."
Alternatives: "a place for everything" or "a spot for everything".
Streaming services have breathed fresh life into all manner of shows, from allowing British comedies such as The Wrong Mans and Peep Show to find a US audience to providing a UK home for everything from bloody epic Vikings to the computer drama Halt and Catch Fire, set in the 80s.
There's a home remedy for everything nowadays, and that includes hair loss.
The cost in time, energy and resources will result in full realization that this is indeed my new residence, where all is organized according to present requirements -- truly a home where there is a place for everything and everything in its place.
"The fellow who thinks his world is too complicated and chaotic may want order and precision in his home," he said, "a place for everything down to where he puts the toothpaste.
It's a home for wayward photographs that contains everything from photos Katy Grannan took of her friends in the sixth grade to George Awde's intimate Polaroids from Egypt to Justine Kurland's pictures of people who are without a permanent home.
"What Sci Fi aspires to be is the definitive home for everything that is science fiction in terms of how we define it now and in the future," she said.
Anyone can get organized by applying my Organizational Triangle®: One Home For Everything, Like with Like and Something In, Something Out.
We once built a home for a client where he wanted everything designed for two a double vanity bathroom, double shower head, double closets but he had no wife, girlfriend, partner, or anything.
Such efforts are putting ZigBee on a path inside consumers' homes for everything from security to temperature controls–just like at CityCenter.
