There is nothing quite as disappointing as unrealised new year ambitions. But fear not, we have 10 very achievable new year resolutions for you that will help transform your home and your wellbeing in 2023!

A client’s perspective on the decluttering process - a guest blog by Helen McClements

A new year brings with it the promise of new hope and many of us will seize the opportunity to break old habits and set ourselves some new goals to reinvigorate our lives over the months ahead. We press the reset button and with great intentions we ditch those old ways and cultivate new ones. However, experience tells us that often those new year resolutions prove to be unattainable and ultimately end in disappointment before January is out. The good news is that you can make a radical change this new year which is not only achievable but will have a huge impact on your life and, in Narnia fashion, it all begins in your wardrobe!

Christmas clutter - it can be harder than most things to get rid of with decorations and ornaments invoking special memories from Christmases past. In this blog we share our wisdom for decluttering and storing away your Christmas paraphernalia effectively.

Here’s our top tips on how to achieve the impossible - namely keeping a playroom/play space tidy. Learn how to create a system of organisation that is appealing and maintainable for your child.

In this blog we talk about how to organise your kitchen, with lots of tips for keeping the heart of your home clear from clutter and ensuring it’s somewhere you can enjoy living, cooking and dining.

Moving house is cited as one of life’s most stressful events alongside starting a new job, having a baby, losing a loved one and going through a relationship break-up. However, unlike some of the other events, there are measures you can take to significantly limit the anxiety involved in moving house…

This week Rebekah Johanson, owner of Lines & Current , a minimalist jewellery and accessories brand, shares about her minimalist journey to creating and maintaining a capsule wardrobe.

The start of a new year always presents us with the opportunity to do away with the old, possibly to make room for the new or simply to create more space in our homes. It may be that you take your pre-loved items to charity shops, or for some of the ‘very loved’ items the local dump may be the only place for them, but you may not be aware that there are items among those unwanted goods, no matter the condition, that can be recycled. I want to highlight a few such initiatives to you because if there are ways that your pre-loved goods can be recycled and reused then why not do it?

From my experience of selling pre-loved items online I’ve found the saying ‘money for old rope’ to be true. Most of the time people will buy almost anything you have to sell. I have been selling pre-loved clothes for years but more recently I’ve sold other more random items such as household and DIY ‘bits’ , furniture, toys and books.