by KELSEY MULVEY
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While getting organized is a great goal, it often is impossible without taking a serious audit of your furniture and decor.
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No matter how loyal you are to the KonMari method, many people own decor that's no longer serving their home, and this is the time to take stock and shed the excess.
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While these organizers are incredibly practical, they have much more visually-appealing alternatives.
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Try mixing pieces in any room where you’ve relied on a matchy-matchy set because you thought that’s all that would work there.
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While it might be hard to part ways with some pieces, this can give you the literal space needed to evolve your design point of view.
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By paring down and visually organizing your alcohol and spirits collection, you’ll only make this spot in your home more inviting and prettier to look at.
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Consider donating them or even recycling! This will free up your shelf space and give the books you really do love more time to shine.
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Opt for a set of semi-sheer curtains, full-length window treatments, and hung as close to the ceiling as possible.
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Stick to special pieces that add depth and drama while resonating with you personally.
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There’s no need to hold onto the glass vases flowers were delivered in.
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Look over your home and remove any non-essential clutter.