Clutter can spoil every interior design, so even the prettiest room can look messy and overwhelming.
Decluttering can help you to get rid of things you don't need any more, and it can also improve your room's aesthetics.
Here are some tips for you.
Create Sorting Categories
Prepare four categories: Keep, Donate/Sell, Trash, and Unsure.
Use containers or designated areas to separate items accordingly.
Start with Small Areas
Begin decluttering with smaller sections of your bedroom, such as a drawer, shelf, or nightstand.
Assess your wardrobe
Discard those that are damaged, no longer fit, or haven't been worn in a long time.
Declutter your bedside table
Remove any items that aren't essential or regularly used.
Keep only items like a lamp, clock, or books you're currently reading.
Tidy up your vanity or dresser
Clear off any items that are cluttering the surface.
Keep only frequently used items and find storage solutions for jewelry, makeup, or grooming products.
Simplify decorations
Remove excess decor, such as knick-knacks or excessive wall art.
Choose a few meaningful or visually appealing pieces to display.
Dispose of Decluttered Items
Donate or sell the items you no longer need or want.
Consider local charities, shelters, or online platforms for selling items.
Maintain the Decluttered Space
Put items back in their designated places, avoid accumulating unnecessary items, and regularly declutter to prevent future clutter build-up.
