I love having people in our home. I always think “the more the merrier,” and I believe that people are almost always eager to accept invitations to hang out. I think sharing a meal with someone is the best way to get to know them. And having that meal in your home where they can relax is even better.

For the record - Marie Kondo does not say you can only keep 30 books. In The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up she says, “I now keep MY collection of books to about thirty volumes at any one time.” So you can relax, y’all.

A lot of people find discarding items wasteful, but it’s an essential part of decluttering. So what can you do? This week’s Tidy Friday features some ideas about letting go of things in a more eco-friendly manner and making an effort to be thoughtful when you purchase.

If you’re struggling to let things go without regret, you’re not alone. Part of the KonMari Method is making sure you declutter with gratitude. In today’s post, we give you some guidance on how to let go with joy!

It’s almost the end of the year, which for lots of people means setting New Year’s goals. If getting your home organized once and for all is a goal for you, I want to give you some tips so you’ll get started on the right foot.

This Christmas, we’re changing how we give gifts in order to reduce clutter and increase good experiences. Gift cards are playing a major role, and we wanted to share some of our favorite local small business we visited for our Christmas shopping.