Ready, set go! The Go Zone is like a set of starting blocks for your household, containing all the essentials for a smooth exit. Car keys – check! Sunscreen – check! Schoolbags – check!
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Peter Walsh was ahead of his time. He was talking about clutter in the early 2000s before it was cool, and way before Marie Kondo
If you have watched The Home Edit or wandered through Ikea you will know the appeal of containers. Even Marie Kondo has succumbed to the
This post is going to be riddled with disclaimers: I am not a tax accountant I am not an anything accountant OK so maybe not
As children get older, their stuff changes. Pieces get smaller. Duplo changes to Lego. Wooden trucks are replaced with remote-control helicopters. Eventually there are fewer
Acquiring belongings is easy. A quick scroll through Amazon or Etsy, a few hours at the shops, a Christmas. Before you know it you have
I started sorting my stuff by colour recently. It began with my phone. It made me feel productive during a time when everyone on social
So you’ve finished the decluttering and organising process, and it was laborious. You don’t want to have to go through that again. (at least not
Decluttering and making decisions go hand in hand. The process of sorting, tidying and culling household items involves making constant decisions about go or stay.
So you have watched Marie Kondo and The Home Edit and you want to be one of those people whose lives are transformed. You want
The post-Christmas comedown is upon us. Or maybe it’s not a comedown. Maybe it’s a relief that you have dispensed with family duties and no
So then what is Swedish Death Cleaning? Predictably enough, it comes from the Swedish language, which calls it döstädning — a fusion of the words
Property styling and selling your home is a big process. You need to: Research prices of similar properties so you know what to expect. You
The End Of Year School Clutter is as reliable as Santa himself. It’s mid December and we are dragging ourselves to the finish line. There
It seems counter-intuitive, but when I declutter my bookshelf I am inspired to actually read more. Like all our stuff, when we curate and
The Wear Again pile is a grey area in our wardrobes. What do we do with the T shirt worn for a coffee dash before it was back
I have been thinking about the Melbourne Cup. As Marie Kondo says, keep only those things that speak to the heart, and discard
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