Being completely honest, as much as I love my home to have everything in its place (no better feeling after a fresh dust and clean) I also like having a lot of ‘stuff’, and whether it’s books, artwork or sentimental pieces. This adds to the Cluttercore Aesthetic. Read on to find out more..
It's easy to forget that your hallway is not just a walk through, where an amalgamation of shoes and coats gather. The first room that people enter, it should set the tone of your home; be welcoming yet practical, with useful storage and varying zones for it's different uses.
Who hasn’t become obsessed with The Home Edit in 2020? I certainly started re-evaluating what ‘Sparks Joy’ Kondo style in 2019 too – organisation is a big trend these days whether that be labelling your plastic drawers in your fridge, or having refillable softener bottles in your laundry room. But did you know getting your space organised can also be really therapeutic, it can make you feel like there is more order in your life (which is welcomed when everything feels a little all over the place in the world right now) and can set you up for a better working day if you are now working from home, and if you're looking for a more stylish and sustainable...
The darker nights, turning of the leaves and that sweet autumnal scent of pumpkin spice – just like that my favourite season is here. This years changing season and the prospect of a many more nights at home means it’s the perfect time to de-clutter and make your home extra cosy as the colder weather creeps in and we all feel like going into hibernation.
