I also am a lazy cleaner and want to put items into a basket, clean, until I am ready to hang them up properly. here's some of my goals for de-cluttering:Ĭloset: I want all of my clothes in one central location, I want them easy to see and access, and I want lots of light so I can find items quickly. I can always replace it later." Even if furniture isn't totally working in the space, you can re-organize a space to flow more until you find that key piece. So, don't get yourself stuck thinking "I NEED a bookshelf in order to accomplish this." You might say "For now, I'm going to use these free cinder blocks I washed off + some pieces of scrap wood. if your budget is 'zero' right now, you'll have to work with what you've got. What is your budget? Sometimes, a whole space is changed with a single item you need. chances are you don't want a place full of items everywhere, because how annoying would it be to dust all of those? Whatever chores it is you hate, there are ways to streamline things so the amount of work you do is amplified. How do you clean? If you take on cleaning the way a teenager that'll get grounded if they don't do it does. If you want something very relaxing and open, you might not be achieving that by putting the biggest couch you can find in there. you might consider a bookcase with glass doors and lights. If you want to put your items on the wall, dedicated to all of your fancy trinkets and books on a display, and you want things to be easy to clean. What is my goal for the space? This can help determine what kind of items you keep. rather than beating yourself up for not living with 100 items or less.
If you think you're into minimalism, but all of your bookshelves are dusty crow-brain books and trinkets, perhaps watching minimalist videos on youtube is more aligned with your actual style.
how much of it reflects your style? We often grab things because we want it to match, but we are chaotic in our approach instead of deliberate. If your style is "I like old things, and clean lines and minimalism, and dusty witchy, and colorful, and all black." Then look at what you Actually have. we also tend to 'like' many things, and smoosh them together in odd ways. Most people are not minimalist, but like looking at those sort of things. a cluttered, dusty, witchy style is going to be a different kind of 'clean' than a minimalist style. I think the important thing is to ask yourself before you ever start:
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