Organize & declutter: rules for a mini reset! ✨🧹
#declutter Have you heard of Marie Kondo? She’s the decluttering expert whose list has been dubbed - Kondoing! This is the list with instructions I used!
Happy Kondoing!! @Lemon8comment @letschat @Lemo @Lemon8 Home #cleartheclutter #organizationmadeeasy #organizationobsessed #containclutter
Organizing your home can feel overwhelming, but with the right approach, you can create a functional and peaceful space. One popular strategy is the KonMari Method developed by Marie Kondo, which emphasizes keeping only the items that spark joy. Begin by addressing categories instead of individual rooms, starting with clothes, books, and papers. Create a decluttering checklist to ensure you cover each area methodically. This checklist may include everything from clothing and kitchen items to sentimental objects. For many, the kitchen tends to be a cluttered spot, so organizing your pantry and reducing duplicate kitchen utensils can make a significant impact. Moreover, consider incorporating storage solutions that match your home aesthetic. Use clear bins or chic containers to facilitate quick access while maintaining order. Don’t underestimate the power of digital decluttering either! Keep your digital files organized to reduce stress in your physical space. Aim for regular mini resets of your home to maintain your organized state, keeping clutter at bay for the long term. By incorporating these practices, you can cultivate a serene and organized home that promotes a happier lifestyle.


I started slowly getting rid of stuff by telling myself if I haven’t used it or worn it within the last 5 years it’s not needed. But I see this list and now I think I’m ready to go through more thoroughly.