"Organizing one's surroundings a little more comfortably and increasing the feeling of daily heart-thumping is the magic of organizing and storing." This quote is from Japanese author Marie Kondo's The Life Organizing Magic That Makes Your Heart Thump.
Realize that clutter is the enemy of relaxation! You can't sleep peacefully when you think about things that are cluttered. The bedroom is the last scene we see before we go to sleep, so it's all the more important to organize it properly to ensure a better night's sleep and a relaxed mood. Here are a few organizing tips that can help you a lot.
1.Let it go
The best and fastest way to get everything organized is to let go of items that you don't need or don't like. You can give them to friends, trusted charities or the homeless. Once you get rid of the things you don't need, organizing will become easier.
2.You don't need to do everything at once
Dealing with all your bedroom issues at once can seem overwhelming. It's possible to divide the space according to its function: closet, dresser, nightstand, etc. and then organize one small area at a time so the whole process feels less daunting.
3.Closet is a big project
The closet is one of the most important and largest storage spaces in the bedroom. A cluttered closet not only ruins the calm, serene state of your bedroom, it also means wasting more time looking for the clothes you need.
To avoid the clutter caused by repeated access, start by dividing your closet into storage, hanging and folding areas. Then categorize your clothes according to infrequently used, second most used, and most used. Clever partitioning can make the closet longer to keep clean.
4.Neglected storage space
There are a few square feet of space under a bed, so why waste it? This is an ideal storage area for shoes, seasonal clothing and other bulky clothing. Using an underbed storage box will make it easier to organize and keep stored clothing clean and tidy. Small hooks on the back of the door will allow you to hang many knick-knacks and prevent them from going nowhere. There are many more overlooked storage spaces waiting for you to discover.
