Change Your Space: Reclaim Your Home, Your Time and Your Mind

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Is there a kid’s wardrobe that has been outgrown or an unused occasional chair that’s become a dumping ground for clothes? Even in our front room, there’s kid’s toys everywhere and that drives me wild, because I’m trying to sit down and watch Line of Duty and all I can see is Peppa Pig.

Change Your Space: Reclaim Your Home, Your Time and Your Mind

There has never been a more relevant time to publish a book on how to clear clutter and organise your space, and Dilly is the queen of organising,” said Lal. Before you start to declutter, choose a small part of your home, like a bathroom cabinet, and take a photo of it. However, if you have been storing cardboard boxes “just in case”, they are very valid items to remove. She also recommends Olio, an app that allows users to share food waste and household items with local people for free. When you stop allowing your life to be filled with things that no longer matter, you instantly gain the time, space and energy to focus on the things that do.The publisher added: “In Change Your Space, Dilly will show you how to streamline your possessions as you upsize, downsize and everything in between. By now, you will have realised that half the bits in your home are things you don’t actually need and the other half are things that you don’t actually like. Whether it’s a drawer or a full room you’re tackling, the key is to organise your items into one of the four boxes and to not skip a single item, no matter how insignificant you may think it is.

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Since the pandemic we have all been forced to be more flexible, learning how to use the space we have differently. Sometimes a kitchen is a kitchen, but it can also be a playroom, and it’s also a study, and it’s also a front room.Dilly has such a fresh take on decluttering and how important it is for our wellbeing; she takes you gently by the hand, helping you every step of the way, and all the time you know you are in the company of someone who walks their talk. You stumble down the stairs, trip over some Lego, go to the kitchen, sniff the milk to see if it’s off. The less you have, the easier your laundry loads will be and the less time you will spend washing, ironing, folding and putting away. Walk around your house with the biggest cardboard box you can find and just shove it all in there,” she says. With a seasonal planner and a 7-day challenge alongside Dilly's Top Tidy Tips, you will learn how to adapt, share, change and accept your space so that you can fully enjoy it once again.