A resource for those seeking information on organizing and transforming spaces.
Moving is well-known for being a highly stressful and time-consuming experience. It's also a period when people become aware of how much clutter they have in their homes. Unwanted stuff is sure to gather after you have lived in one place for numerous years — who knows what you'll find when you eventually clean out the entirety of your home.
One of the highest areas of foot-traffic is the kitchen and it's easy to see why - it is the hub of the household; the area we prep, cook and eat our meals; where we sit down to pay the utility bills or gather around the table to do a puzzle as a family. Because of how frequently it is used, the kitchen goes through a lot of wear and tear over the years. If you're wanting to make your kitchen feel new again without having to go through expensive full-kitchen remodels that can take weeks or even months to finish, you might want to consider doing a few smaller repairs that will make a big impact.
Foot traffic is a major source of noise indoors. This auditory distraction can lower one’s productivity if they’re trying to work and disturb those who are trying to get some rest.
The problem with sound-based distractions is that it travels between barriers, which means that you may even be distracted by the footsteps in the adjacent room. It’s not uncommon for one to create a silent home office only to be distracted by the footsteps from the hallway in front of it.
