Decluttering

They kicked off 2023 getting a little more organized.

Plus, five things you can get rid of right now.

Clean your home in alignment with the cosmos.

Relationship experts share how you can declutter your way to better sex in the bedroom.

It's become the peaceful getaway I need to be the best version of myself.

And now I feel more like an adult.

It’s been a lifesaver and made me feel so much better.

You’ll be surprised by what you’ve accumulated.

Shara Kay, a certified professional organizer, has five tips for decluttering without regret.

It’s all about accountability.

Ready, set, declutter!

Here are the 3 things I got wrong — and one I got right.

Food for thought.

According to a pro organizer.

It’ll change how you declutter.

The next time you dive into a new decluttering project, keep these organizations in mind.

Follow these three steps to reclaim your bedroom ahead of the new year. 

Easy tasks that'll bring some fresh start energy to your space.

Here's how to make them work for you.

It'll leave your kitchen cleaner and reduce odors, too.

Including self-adhesive shelves and more of our renter-friendly faves.

Here's how.

It's such a game changer.

I have her to thank for this tiny yet meaningful tip.

So you can deck the halls with ease.

I've become more critical of my shopping habits.

The solution you didn't know you needed!

It's really been a rewarding experience.

You can skip these chores until next year!

While using the space under your bed is often practical, there are some things that just shouldn’t be stored there.

It makes it easier to put away items at the end of the season.

Apartment Therapy Weekend Projects is a guided program designed to help you get the happy, healthy home you’ve always wanted, one weekend at a time. Sign up now for email updates so you never miss a lesson. Is there such a thing as being caught up on housework? I never have been. Even if your weekly chores have been completed and the laundry monster mountain has been defeated, there’s probably something around the house that’s been bothering you to get it done.

Okay, so it’s the weekend and you’ve been busy — probably the last thing you feel like doing is cleaning and bringing in heavier bedding. We totally get it — but a clean bedroom and freshly layered bed create a domino effect whose benefits multiply. You’ll sleep better, and feel better getting up in the morning. All it takes is a little effort this weekend and you’ll be ready to reap the rewards. Go Clean Your Room!

No more paper piles around the home!

And make it feel like yours again.

Lesson one: Address your shame areas.

There’s an art to arranging trinkets, and these designers have the secret.

A pro organizer's effective method to declutter.

While still honoring your ancestry.

I’ve rounded up some of the best organizational finds around, for every budget, to help you get going.

Head into autumn with a fresh start.

Here's what I got rid of after unpacking.

We'll always have Paris... stuff.

And it involves an empty box.

As a mom of four, this is how I've managed to keep things in order.

It also helped me to discover what were my favorite things too.

"Each decade of your life brings about unique changes that can inform what you should be letting go of.”

Accountability is an important factor.

I have it on repeat in my head.

For starters, there's way less pressure.

Letting go is hard. Doing this one thing first really helps.

And my unpopular opinions about why you should break them.

Four tips to temper your more is more decor.

Yes, even for you too.

Do you need to see it to use it?

These are insights that I hope to carry with me into every space I live in.

Knowing the difference can save you time and energy.

Americans keep an average of 11 storage boxes in their homes.

Reminder: This is where you prepare and eat food.

We're pretty sure at least one of these will do the trick.

Before you spend a ton of money, there's one high-impact (and super-affordable) way to transform your home office.

“Your bedroom should make you feel loved, not grungy,” says one pro organizer.