Deciding to declutter your home can feel like a huge accomplishment in itself—but actually starting the process? That’s often the hardest part. If you’re facing a big decluttering project, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and unsure of where to begin. That’s why having a decluttering game plan is key. Use this room-by-room guide to help
Decluttering your home can help reduce stress and improve your overall well-being. Is your home disorganized? Are you feeling overwhelmed by clutter? By creating more space, you can foster a tranquil and peaceful environment. Identify the areas of your home that feel chaotic, and begin with one room at a time, taking the time to
Tight on time and need to tidy up your space quickly? Here’s a super-easy solution to declutter your space in no time: the 1-3-5 Decluttering Method. This method cuts clutter and helps you keep it that way for longer. The 1-3-5 Decluttering Method Step One: The Heavy Lift – Remove and Sort the Clutter Start
Start Packing Early Get started early, this will ensure you have plenty of time to pack and organize your valuables. Discard & Donate While going through your valuables, toss out what is broken or in poor condition. Donate things that you simply can’t get a good price for or that someone else can use. Label,
Nothing brings more joy and happiness to a home than a clean, clutter-free space. 1. Set Achievable Realistic Goals First and foremost decide what your goals are. What’s most important, which rooms need to be tackled first. Assess what’s working in your space and what’s not working. 2. Your Basement and Garage are NOT Storage
The simplicity of the Ski Slope decluttering method is why it’s so successful. Inspired by a therapist turned interior designer’s book Home Therapy, by Anita Yokota. Home Therapy helps make decluttering super easy. The Ski Slope method involves decluttering a single space or room with a methodical and thorough approach. The idea is that you