New Year's Home Renewal, Start with Tidying Up
Hey, friends! The New Year is getting closer and closer. I believe everyone is looking forward to a better life in the new year. As the core of our lives, home naturally hopes that it can shine with new brilliance in the new year. Do you know? The key to a brand new home is hidden in the seemingly ordinary but significant thing of "tidying up"! Today, let's talk about how to make your home a gorgeous transformation in the new year through tidying up.
Why Tidying Up Is the Key to Home Renewal
Many times, we feel that our home is not "new" enough, maybe not because the furniture is old or the decoration is outdated, but because the home is messy, the items are randomly placed, and the space looks crowded and messy. It's like a house full of clutter. No matter how beautifully decorated it is, it's hard for people to feel that refreshing, comfortable and brand new feeling. And tidying up is like doing a deep "cosmetic surgery" for the home. It can put those disordered and redundant things in their proper places, make the space open again, and make every corner exude the charm of neatness and order, instantly improving the "appearance" of the entire home.
Where to start the tidying up journey
Step 1: Take a big look at the whole house
Don't rush to tidy up first, take some time to walk around the house, and take a close look at every room and every corner. You can imagine yourself as a first-time visitor, and use a new perspective to observe what things are placed unreasonably in the house, and what items have not been used for a long time but still occupy space. At this time, you might as well take a small notebook to record it, such as too many sundries on the coffee table in the living room, the wardrobe in the bedroom can never be closed, and the kitchen cabinets fall out as soon as they are opened, etc., sort out these problems, and we will find the "target" of tidying up.
Step 2: Classify and sort out, and let go first
Tidying up can't just be a simple move of things. The concept of "let go" has to come in handy at this time. Divide the items in your home into several categories, such as clothes, books, kitchen utensils, sundries, etc. Then for each category, ask yourself, do I really need this thing? Has it not been used for a long time? If the answer is no, then say goodbye to it bravely. Those outdated clothes, old books that you will never turn to again, and idle small appliances can all be considered for donation, second-hand resale or simply thrown away. After this round of "slimming down", you will find that your home is much fresher.
Step 3: Use storage tools to arrange items
After completing the "breaking up", the remaining ones are all "treasures" that we need to place well. At this time, various storage tools can show their skills. For example, in the bedroom, install some layered wardrobe partitions, hang or stack clothes according to seasons, styles, etc., and underwear and socks can be stored in special compartment drawers, so that it is much more convenient to find clothes. In the living room, buy a few beautiful and practical storage boxes, put remote controls, chargers and other small items in them, put labels on them, and the coffee table will be tidy in an instant.
In the kitchen, it's a place where proper organization can make a huge difference. There are some great products that can come in handy. The spice rack organizer for cabinet is a wonderful addition. It features multiple tiers and compartments that can neatly hold all your various spices, making it a breeze to find the one you need when cooking. No more rummaging through a jumbled mess of spice bottles.
Also, clear drawer organizers are quite useful. You can use them in the kitchen drawers to separate different utensils like spatulas, ladles, and whisks. With these clear organizers, you can see at a glance what's inside each compartment, keeping everything in order and easy to access.
And don't forget about the kitchen pantry organizers and storage. They can help you make the most of the space in your pantry, whether it's for storing dry goods, canned foods, or extra dishes. You can categorize and stack things neatly, maximizing the storage capacity and ensuring your kitchen stays clutter-free.
Step 4: Create a sense of spatial hierarchy and optimize the layout
Organizing is not just about putting things away, but also considering the overall layout and hierarchy of the space. In the living room, the placement of the sofa, coffee table and TV cabinet can be slightly adjusted to leave a spacious aisle to make the space look more transparent. You can put some green plants or ornaments in the corner to increase the breath of life while making the living room more staggered and beautiful. In the bedroom, if the position of the bed can be changed by the window or the wall, it may make the whole room feel different. Through reasonable layout, the "new look" of the home will be more prominent.
The wonderful changes brought by tidying up
When we have completed this series of tidying up work carefully, you will be surprised to find that the home has really changed. When you walk into the house, you will no longer see the mess, but a neat, orderly, warm and comfortable scene. Every room seems to be injected with new vitality, the space is open, and the mood becomes particularly comfortable. Moreover, this brand new home environment will also affect our living conditions, making us more willing to stay at home, enjoy the time with our family, and do things more handy, as if the new year has become better because of this.
Friends, the new year home will be renewed, and it really starts with this little tidying up. Why not take action now, I believe you will create a warm home full of new atmosphere that satisfies you.