The KonMari Method is a simple but effective tidying method, ensuring you will never again relapse to clutter. It uses a unique selection criterion choosing what sparks joy!

The KonMari method encourages tidying by category not by location beginning with clothes, then moving on to books, papers, miscellaneous items, and finally sentimental items. Keep only those things that speak to heart, and discard items that no longer spark joy. Thank them for their service and then let them go. You can not tidy if you never learned how.

By applying the KonMari Method, you can escape the vicious cycle of clutter.

1. Commit Yourself to Tidying Up
2. Imagine Your Ideal Lifestyle
3. Finish Discarding First
4. Tidy by Category, Not by Location
5. Follow the Right Order
6. Ask Yourself if It Sparks Joy

Don’t worry, our in-house system will customize a plan to suit your organization’s needs. Unlike the KonMari method here we will organize by location first and then by category.

For example, if we start with the bedrooms first, we won’t move onto the next space until all bedrooms are finished.

1. Organize by space: We will organize following the order space within space. It means that if we are organizing your master bedroom and we start with a walking closet, we finish this and then we move on to the dressers as an example.
2. Seasonal Decluttering: We will clear and organize according to the season. Depending on what space in your house we are organizing, we will consider removing , packing, labeling and storing seasonal items or placing them in a less reachable space.
3. Separate by color, type and size: We will organize by colors embracing the Roy G. Biv system. So it’s white, cream, pink, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet, brown, gray, and black. Then we will pick up similar sizes and types of items and place them together in groups.

1. Decluttering and hauling your donations and recyclables after every tidying session.
2. Contact consignment stores in the area for furniture that is no longer useful to you.
3. Scheduling with junk removal if needed.
4. Labeling
5. Deduct your donations from your taxes