Free Your Space

One way of handling memorabilia clutter for kids in particular is to set up 1 box with drop files for each school year. Anything too big you could take a photo or frame. You could take photos of all your kids artwork and put all on one poster and hang it in your hallway or photo wall. There are lots of ways and creative ideas to manage memorabilia. Have a look at these photos below for inspiration. You can also contact me for obligation free advice on how to manage your memorabilia! 🥰

🧺 FREE YOUR LINEN CUPBOARD SPACE 🧺
I recently helped a client sort through their linen cupboard (she did most of the work and got stuck in whilst I helped her teenage son declutter and reorganise his bedroom). It can feel overwhelming at first but if you start with one category ie sheets, then towels etc it makes it a lot easier to get through everything. This took a few hours to get through not including dropping off to charities like animal shelters.
TIPS - Use the pillow case to store the sheet set together or you can use baskets or shelf dividers to separate everything. Always try to keep some free space on each shelf for easy access and to add more things IF you must...

Ahhhh Christmas decorations 🎄 - love ‘em or hate ‘em most of us choose to have ‘em. That one time a year we untangle lights, coloured beads or tinsel, unwrap precious ornaments and baubles hoping they haven’t broken, then take it all down and shove it all away for another year.
If you’re looking for some ideas on how to store things like wrapping paper, beads/tinsel, lights and baubles/ornaments, to keep them safe and untangled here are some suggestions in photos below. In keeping my ♻️ hat on- keep some egg cartons and strips of cardboard (cereal box)or cardboard tubes, plastic bottles to achieve this. Otherwise there are some cheap options to buy -examples below also.