Create Space: Declutter Your Home to Clear Your Mind

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There are also helpful tips that appear as bulletted lists in a different colored section of each chapter. With tips and practical ideas on to organise your space, readers will “learn how to review and clear your ‘stuff’ so that you can improve your home and reset your approach on how to live”. Perhaps you have a pasta machine, bread maker, deep-fat fryer or slow cooker that never sees the light of day. Three brilliant books that will inspire you to live a healthier, happier, greener and more productive life in an organised and calm home.

And then when you’re ready to deal with that box, you sit there, in front of your favourite TV show, and you can start going through that paperwork. Explore step-by-step methods that you can adapt and sustain for your own needs so you can live better with less. 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.Packed with practical solutions, advice and techniques, this book will teach you how to declutter your home, simplify your living space, and find a more organised and peaceful life. The book is broken down by room or space, which is nice if you (like me) have areas that are especially cluttered and other rooms that fare quite well. The publisher added: “In Change Your Space, Dilly will show you how to streamline your possessions as you upsize, downsize and everything in between.

Something that the book focuses on too and something that is very important is the connection between mental health and clutter/mess. One tip I took away from this book is to keep the bedroom free of task items like paperwork and laundry.Decluttering became a bit of a necessary hobby for me when we were getting ready to move to a new house a few years ago.

This is another book that you can read cover to cover or just pick a chapter that you fancy reading. This book has a fun design, clear organization, and lots of ideas for how to declutter and keep spaces tidy. Many of which we don't even think about all the things that just get tossed there and forgotten about. When you stop allowing your life to revolve around things that don't matter, you instantly gain energy to focus on the things that do.Absolutely loved this book, it's not just a book of hints and tips but a whole decultered way of life. You can tell Dilly knows her stuff, she is speaking from experience, not theorising and she is very personable and down to earth.

I am the first to put my hand up and admit that I over spend on clothing but since watching Dilly on tv and reading this book, I am pleased that my purchases of clothing has vastly decreased! Take an 8 hour day to do your kitchen, clean the floor well then empty ALL of the cupboards sorting by type as you go. Now 9 years into motherhood and enthusiastic about finding great products and helpful solutions for busy families to make life more fun and easier too.Thinking about things you bought you did not need will help ensure you don’t have to repeat this process so intensely next time. In this Covid era of Kondoizing the home while in quarantine or working from home you will love these suggestions for minimizing clutter and maximizing space and comfort. However, if you have been storing cardboard boxes “just in case”, they are very valid items to remove. That way it's less likely to trigger "to-do" thoughts when you're trying to sleep or cause stress right as you wake up.