It’s generally agreed that clothing is the easiest category to declutter. So why is it that so many of us struggle to reduce our wardrobes? After all, I stopped clothes shopping for fun in my twenties, and have been stripping
When you’re spending a lot of time at home in isolation, decluttering might seem like a great idea. You may have more time on your hands than usual, and you’re definitely in the right place. But are you in the
While introverts and self-confessed homebodies may be coping well with social distancing, some of you are probably finding that being confined to your home can be difficult. Personally, I have found a number of habits and practices which have helped
I have moved 12 times in 10 years, including hemispheres on more than one occasion. Crazy? Maybe, but I can honestly say one type of change I am okay with is changing my space. Packing, moving and setting up a new
You guessed it, in this blog we are going to talk about…How To Get Your Life organised in 2020. Whether you have been thinking about it for a long time, or woke up today and decided to get your life
Spring has sprung! It’s time to throw open those windows (and drawers) and let the fresh air in. Is your house feeling a little stuffy? Or maybe you are not making the best use of your space? Spring is the
It’s estimated that between 2 and 5 per cent of Australian adults are living with hoarding disorder, with the condition tending to become more problematic in older age. In fact hoarding is twice as common as obsessive-compulsive-disorder, most commonly known
You have heard of Marie Kondo and you know she is about finding joy, but what exactly is the "KonMari Method"? In a nutshell, the KonMari Method is a revolutionary Japanese approach to simplifying, organising and storing. This unique way
I LOVE setting up a new space, but dread the idea of living out of boxes and a half set up home. After a lot of practice, trial and error I now have moving home down to a fine art.
My winter wardrobe hosts some of my favourite pieces. Hats and coats I have collected over the years, often during overseas holidays, so they hold many a fond memory. But as an Aussie, I only get a few months a