A cluttered, stress inducing closet isn’t only hard on the eyes, it also impacts your energy. Without closet organizing. you may often be late for meetings or create tension with your partner.
You’re ready for closet organizing for many reasons; years of mindless shopping, an inability to let go, or the actual space not being used to its best potential.
To deal with your closet clutter, I’ve rounded up 6 helpful posts from experts in two fields: minimalism and professional organizing.
Why am I combining closet organizing tips from two different styles of experts?
I believe in the power of owning less and maximizing the efficiency of your home and storage. When you clear first and then organize, the results in your closet will have you getting dressed in a snap.
The first three the following articles were written by minimalist bloggers and educators. They live by example and change millions of lives in the process. Their blogs focus on the mindset behind letting go of your out of control wardrobe. They’ll show you to love living with less.
Professional Organizers craft the second half of this list. I look to professional organizers who include minimizing in their process rather than just storage solutions. Too often people with clutter want systems to organize without clearing first. Remember: organized clutter is still clutter.
The closet organizing suggestions in these picks offer thoughtful and insightful ways make the most of your space.
So, are you ready to organize your closet?
Here are 6 articles that are sure to support your journey.
Thank you for the ideas to reset my mind about clutter. The smaller clothes I am keeping for a time when I can wear them again are gone because I will buy a few outfits that fit when that time comes . Yay
Hi Karen, you’re so welcome and thanks for reading! Sounds like you made an empowered decision and it’s paying off in how good you feel 🙂