January is a great time of year to pick off decluttering projects, big and small. The new year, new you vibe can transform a ...

After the holidays, homes often feel fuller than expected, making it the ideal moment to reset your space and clear items that quietly create clutter.

Letting go of things can be tied up in emotions, but this is the approach experts take to clarify what stays and what goes instantly.

It’s the pile of mail on your counter, the rats’ nest of cords on the floor, that gallery wall in the living room that never quite came together. If you’re feeling off-kilter in your home, visual ...

The holiday season is in full swing, but if you think you’re off the hook with your organizational aims, we’ve got news. According to Olivia Parks, owner and lead organizer of NOLA Organizers, now is ...

The kitchen is main gathering place in the home - not only for people, but also for junk. The name of the de-cluttering game is purge, purge, purge. Manage the mail - One of the biggest causes of ...

Calm the chaos (almost) instantly by purging what you don't need or use, and get your pantry organized once and for all.

The best questions to ask yourself when purging those items with lots of emotional attachment. From a real person in real-life circumstances. And you know what?...I made this video as much for me as I ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- If one of your 2016 resolutions is to get organized, a local service is offering some tips to help you sort, purge and de-clutter. Janet Bernstein started the Organizing ...

It's that time of the year when minimalists turn into maximalists. For those who celebrate the holidays, we find our larders filling up with homemade jam or liquor, gifts from friends and neighbors, ...