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Tips on how to properly arrange your home
1. Try not to leave labels on products.
1. Try not to leave labels on products.
No one ever thinks about taking the labels off of products but they’re actually a source of visual noise and can tilt the room’s color balance.
Benefit: It will help to create a more positive atmosphere.
Benefit: It will help to create a more positive atmosphere.
2. Try not to mix stored objects, group them by categories and size.
It’s common to put everything in one box, not caring about how to store the items the right way. But this causes containers to look messy and overflow.
Benefit: This will allow you to find stuff more easily and reduce clutter.
Benefit: This will allow you to find stuff more easily and reduce clutter.
Everything should have its place.
People often don’t know where to place objects, but everything should have its own place as to not cause clutter around the house.
Benefit: You’ll know where to put everything while tidying up and you’ll never waste time searching for something you can’t find.
4. Put items you need every day in spots that are easy to reach.
If you put objects in spots that are difficult to reach, like on the highest shelf of your library, you will make an effort all the time for nothing.
5. Try not to keep a pile of papers on your desk.
Desks are often messy because of scattered papers and this prohibits you from finding things underneath all the piles.
What to do: Use folders. This will allow you to catalog documents and papers according to any criteria, saving space and time when you need them.
What to do: Use folders. This will allow you to catalog documents and papers according to any criteria, saving space and time when you need them.
6. You don’t use food containers for your kitchen.
The amount of food and groceries in your kitchen is often out of control because products are usually left in the original packaging, and this implies a waste of space.
What to do: Start to use food containers. Ones made of glass or plastic will help you to know immediately where an ingredient is placed.
7. Don& #39;t pile cloths up in the drawer
Wardrobes are always messy because the space available is not actually used in the best way possible and things get piled up.
What to do: Try to store things vertically inside drawers. This will help you to gain some space and store more items.
What to do: Try to store things vertically inside drawers. This will help you to gain some space and store more items.
8. Use clean boxes instead of patterned ones.
Boxes with specific motifs or patterns do not allow us to see what’s inside them and they create visual noise. Motifs are negative for the harmony of a room.
Benefit: It will help you to check at a glance where a certain object is when you need it and it will also improve the visual balance of the room.
9. Stop hanging cloths the wrong way
If you hang your clothes randomly, the space in your wardrobe will be poorly organized and drawers will end up being messy or half empty.
What to do: Don’t hang some types of clothes, like T-shirts (because it’s not necessary) or knitted and woolen clothes because doing so ruins their shape.
10. Don& #39;t keep objects you don’t use.
Everyone owns something that’s not useful anymore or that doesn’t encourage positive emotions. This is a sure way to increase clutter in your house.
What to do: Keep only what you need that sparks joy. It will help you to not collect as much stuff and to have a more harmonious atmosphere in the house.
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