A resource for those seeking information on organizing and transforming spaces.
A clutter-free home is a stress-free home. There is something rejuvenating about cleaning out full closets and junk drawers. Fortunately, you don’t have to be an expert to get that clean and organized home you’ve been desiring, and you can even have a good time throughout the process. Below, you will find some easy and fun methods to declutter and destress.
Clutter can make anybody anxious and stressed. It throws us off balance and doesn’t let us enjoy our living space the way we’re supposed to. So, keeping your home clutter-free is very important, which especially applies to your bedroom. It’s the space that’s supposed to relax you and lull you to sleep, but if it overwhelms you, you might have trouble falling and staying asleep. Here are some suggestions for keeping your bedroom tidy, organized and free of all that horrible clutter.
Small space living is all the rage, and why not? By confining yourself to a small square footage, you’re forced to limit your consumption, which means you save money, live an eco-friendlier life, and have a lot less cleaning to do. But, whether you live in a compact urban apartment, a tightly packed camper van, or a charming tiny house off the grid, adjusting to life in tight quarters can be a challenge if you’re used to wide open spaces. The solution is three-fold: Optimize, Organize, and Omit. Here are the specifics.
Storage space is always a key factor to consider when you're in the process of organizing your home. However, most people have their belongings scattered about in an inefficient manner and aren't fully utilizing the storage capabilities of their property. When you consider the overall acreage that you have with the interior and exterior space combined, there are usually plenty of ways to further optimize your storage configuration. With that said, here are four ways to increase the indoor storage space on your property:
When your home is tight on space, it can be tough to find a distraction-free area to work. But work still needs to get done. So, how can your reconcile the limited square footage inside your home with the need for a dedicated workspace? You can start by using these simple tips to create a practical small office in even the tiniest of homes.
When it comes to home organization, the garage is often the very last priority. That’s because it’s the place that holds all the equipment and extraneous possessions that won’t fit anywhere else. Think about it: When you rearrange the living room, you toss the tired accessories and outdated furnishings into the garage. There they join the folding chairs that don’t fit in your hall closet, the seasonal decorations that get displayed a few weeks a year and the leftover supplies from your last craft project. When you clean out closets, your out-of-season clothes are packed into bins that take up more garage space. Add all these unneeded items to the necessary outdoor gear, sports equipment and gardening tools that live in the garage and you’ve got a recipe for disaster.
