When I started my blog in December 2014, I had no idea where my writing would take me. But “just like that”, in December 2022, I published my 100th blog post! To mark the occasion, I thought I’d check which are the five blog posts that have generated the most interest over the last five years. Here they are in case you’ve missed them.
No matter how big your home is, it always seems there’s more stuff in it than your cupboards and cabinets can accommodate. Adding pieces of furniture to store our belongings can easily make a space overcrowded and be detrimental to the flow and energy of the room. Here are some solutions to help you maximise storage space without resorting to extra cupboards or cabinets.
I love decluttering, in fact, I find it quite cathartic, but I appreciate it might not be the case for you. Maybe you tried in the past, only to find out it took more time than you anticipated and lost the momentum along the way. The reality is that, more often than not, clutter didn’t happen overnight and is not going to disappear overnight either. And it often gets worse before it gets better. Here are a few strategies to help you find the motivation to declutter and to keep going at it.
Decluttering is not rocket science, yet the thought of decluttering can be paralysing for many people. So, if you’re in need of some decluttering inspiration to get you started or keep you going on your decluttering journey, here are my favourite quotes. Most of them have been written by minimalists but you don’t need to aspire to become one to be inspired by them.
A school holiday spent at home is the perfect time to declutter with kids and re-organise their spaces to adapt to their evolving needs. Investing a little time a day during the holiday is sure to make the school year much smoother for all of you. Here are categories of kids’ stuff you can declutter with kids.
In a previous post, I shared 6 essential decluttering tips everyone can benefit from. Those tips are guaranteed to save you time and make your decisions easier when decluttering. But they might not be enough if you have a strong attachment to your belongings. So here is another series of decluttering tips for those who really struggle to let go – well, who doesn’t really?!
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