5 (simple!) steps to reset your home
There's something special about the start of a new year. Full of possibility and excitement, January is the perfect time to turn over a new leaf and make the most of all that bright-eyed motivation.
If your list of resolutions contained the words 'organise' or 'declutter', we bet you're not alone! One of the most important factors in getting your home reset and reorganised is kinda simple: you need somewhere to put your stuff. Out of sight, out of mind as they say. The good news? We can help with that! Here are five simple steps you can take to give your home a clean slate this month.
rearrange the linen cupboard
Still holding on to those mismatched pillowcases – you know, just in case? Got enough tattered old towels to last a lifetime? It's time to reorganise your linen cupboard!
We love a Skinny for its ability to hold a whole lot of linens without taking up too much floor space. Pop in your shelves at the right height for your needs and add a Basket or two to hold spare loo rolls, cleaning supplies and extra laundry detergent. Donate any old sheets, blankets and pillowcases or find a textile recycling company if they're past donating. You'll feel good as new!
declutter that bedside table
Bedside looking like a tangle of cords, a collection of cups, and a stack of unread books collecting dust? It's the first and last thing you see most days, so an organised bedside table can help you start and finish the day on the right foot. With its clever cable hole in the back, The Shorty makes a handy bedside buddy. Pop your phone on charge inside and you'll eliminate the temptation to check your notifications in the middle of the night.
The Shorty is nice and deep which means you can store a surprising amount inside – perfect for that to-be-read pile! The cherry on top? Like all our lockers, you can lock it (duh!), so your secret diary is safe and sound inside. No more morning scramble for your wallet, glasses, lanyard, or whatever else you usually dump somewhere near your bed!
give your wardrobe an edit
Maybe you've developed a bit of a floor-drobe habit, or perhaps you've got a chair-drobe (guilty!) Even if you've managed to keep all your clothes in your closet – quite the feat, honestly – the start of the year is a great time to give it a refresh.
We made The Twinny the perfectly personalisable wardrobe. We love that you can add or remove shelves as you like, to create as much hanging or folding space as you need. One of our favourite hacks is to go through your wardrobe and pull out anything you haven't worn in the last 12 months. Unless it's something special you're holding onto with intention, maybe it's time to pass it on to a friend or donate it. Make sure all your Hangers are facing the same direction (it will be so much easier to navigate your clothes!) and refold or roll the rest into baskets for easy access on the shelves.
organise your home office
Whether you WFH or live the hybrid life, most of us need somewhere neat and tidy to tend to our emails or work on a dream. But a messy workspace can make it very tricky to concentrate, let alone have a stroke of creative genius! If you're struggling to sit at your desk, a home-office reset may be just what you need. Start by tackling any loose papers, sorting anything you need to keep into folders or drawers.
We love The Lowdown for office storage, as it hides plenty inside while giving you a nice surface to display your calendar, mood board or inspirations. You can even stash a printer inside – and then close the door on it! Much better.
say cheers to your reset home!
We're about to celebrate your newly decluttered home, but just before we do, there's one more task on the list. Have you got a stash of bottles cluttering up a cupboard?
We created our Midi after multiple requests for a bar cart, and we're so glad we did! Free up some space in your kitchen cupboards by migrating your glassware, drinks serveware and bottles to a Midi. You'll level up your entertaining prowess and make a mid-week, after-work drink feel like a special occasion. Cheers to that!