Does every room in your home have structure? Is there a home for everything If not, how can you create structure?

of UK adults say that what stops them from decluttering is being unsure of how to get rid of everything Lynsey Crombie says, “Don’t put too much pressure on yourself, if you are struggling for time, do what you can in small bursts – e.g. split the wardrobe into sections and do one section when you can and the same with drawers.”The best way to keep your home clutter-free is to give every item its own home. You should store items by category so they're unlikely to be lost again but in the early process, feel free to stay flexible while you find the best spots for everything. When you stop allowing your life to revolve around things that don’t matter, you instantly gain the energy to focus on the things that do. Reclaim your space, your time, and your mind right now, to reorganize your living space into a place of sanctuary. A straight-talking and practical professional organiser who believes that if we all cut the clutter, live better with less and give ourselves more headspace, we will enjoy life more. She is the founder of Declutter Dollies, an organising and home styling service that promises toturn her clients' chaos into calm and help them discover the health benefits of living in an organised home.

Marie Kondo recommends storing items based on their frequency of use so the things you use most often are easy to access and use. These are my Top Declutter Tips to help everyone along with the decluttering!: 1.We need to get those rooms aired and let our wardrobes and drawers breathe. Give them a good declutter and clear-out. Read the book or listen to the audio version as you wash the dishes and I guarantee you will become inspired even if you have no plans to book the personal service.Clear every appliance off the side and put it to the side and see how much space you have now it’s clear. There’s no excuse for holding onto your clutter when there are so many ways to get rid of it in an eco-friendly way. I was in a very fortunate position to be able to tap in and have my choice of the multiple resources out there as a ‘go to’ in my declutter journey. Visualisation is a powerful tool that you don't just need to reserve for New Year's. Before you get going, Marie Kondo recommends that you imagine your ideal lifestyle to clarify exactly why you want to tidy and to help you envision your best life. Don't just consider "What does your dream home look like?" but also, "How do you want to feel after this declutter?"