Tidy Lifestyle gives clients back their time, space, and life by providing home organization services, decluttering, downsizing, and functional system set ups.
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Clothes
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Books
Boxes & boxes of booksUnbuilt shelf boxedJoyful books displayed with sentimental items
Bathroom Komono
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Home Organization Categories: Clothes, Books, Papers, Kitchen Komono, Komono, Sentimental
Custom Systems in Rooms Include:
Closet systems (3)
Book Display
Paper file system
Kitchen storage
Living & Office system
Sentimental display
Clothes
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Books
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Papers
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Kitchen Komono
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Komono
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Before & After Sentimental
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Custom Systems in Rooms Include: Toiletry closet, Entry way walk in closet
Before & After Entryway Walk in Closet
unpacked boxes, loose items on shelvesboxes unpacked, items contained, see everything instantlyloose items randomly placedlike items contained together in boxesclothes in boxes and randomly placedall clothes hung and put away
Before & After Living Room & Dining Nook
items left outopen space with clear floors and surfacespacked boxes and items left outALL boxes unpacked with items put away in designated homescloser view of random items on floor and surfacesitems put away except art to be hungopen minimalist hallway
Before & After Toiletries
random linens, toiletries spread aboutlinens folded, toiletries contained by subcategory
Home Organization Categories: Clothes, Books, Papers, Komono, Kitchen Komono, Sentimental
Custom Systems in Rooms Include: Master closet, offices, bathroom, kitchen, pet supply closet
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Joyful Places Around the Home
Herb garden for positive feng shuiBoardgames as a center piece for social activitiesMost used items accessible and displayed joyfullySentimental items displayed in most popular areasLike-items are together with everything visible in an instant
Home Organization Categories: Clothes, Books, Papers, Komono, Kitchen Komono, Sentimental
Custom Systems in Rooms Include: Master bedroom, master closet, living room, kitchen
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Custom Systems in Rooms Include: Master bedroom, master closet, baby nursery, linens cabinet, kitchen, pantry shelf
Mom’s Clothing
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Baby Clothing
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Baby Nursery & Baby Station
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Linens & Kitchen Pantry
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Home Organization Categories: Hobbies, Travel, Tools, Cookware, Dishwware, Appliances, Pantry, Papers, Office Supplies, and more!
Custom Systems in Rooms Include: Family room, kitchen, dining room, office, laundry room, garage
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How do you don’t love an item and should say goodbye?
you feel heavy
your hands pause
you tilt your head slightly and frown
you have to think
you feel guilty
for essential items that don’t spark joy, think about the purpose
Prepare to Declutter
Pick an easy category to start with – I recommend clothing.
Pile all items in one spot so you can see everything in that category at once.ย Example: pile ALL shirts throughout the home/car/office/storage unit on your bed.
Creating a physical pile gives us that “WOW” moment and helps us make informed decisions once and only once.
You know you love something because the instant you see and hold it, you feel warm and fuzzy inside. Sometimes items are less about happiness and more about practicality, usefulness, and function. Example: the blue shirt that goes with everything and is always washed regularly.
“Does it Spark Joy?”โข
Step 1: Pick up one item at a time
Step 2: Hold it.
Ask yourself:
If this got stained/torn would I fix it?
If I lost this, would I buy it again?
Does this item enhance my life?
Do I feel like my best self with this item?
If you’re unsure if it Sparks Joy hug it close to your heart!
Gaze at it.
If it is clothing, please try it on!
Be Present
Be aware of how your body reacts to each item. You know you love something because that feeling is immediate. If you pause or have to think about an item – ask yourself, why?
Really feel the item in your hand and think deeply about what purpose it plays.
Be Mindful.
Have the courage to let go and stop all thoughts of “What if-?” Remember your goals and think of how each item you keep or discard contributes to your ideal lifestyle.
Try not to focus on-
reducing
efficient storage methods
feeling wasteful
giving items away
Instead focus on-
choosing belongings that inspire joy
enjoying life according to your own standards
appreciate how the items you discard supported you in your life
what role each item has in your life
Reframe Letting Go & Declutter
Every item you keep is a possession that brings you joy and/or makes life better.
Every item you discard is an opportunity to learn more about yourself and who you are today.
If you let go of something you’ve used until it’s broken and worn out: appreciate how its helped to enhance your life
If you declutter something you never used: it taught you a lesson in how you shop, that it did not have a purpose in your life
Think consciously about each item you discard: how will you choose to live moving forward? how you will acquire new things?
Keep items with Confidence
If you keep it then…
Use and appreciate it.
Create a forever home for every item: find it and know exactly what you have.
It’s natural to not put away everything all the time. No one is perfect. Organization is NOT about perfection! Make it a priority to create positive habits. Maybe you won’t put belongings back all the time, every day, but commit to putting things away.