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Get Your Home in Shape for National Get Organized Month

January is National Get Organized Month, the perfect time to declutter, streamline, and organize your living spaces. A well-organized home doesn’t just look great—it can boost productivity, reduce stress, and create a more inviting environment. Here’s to a fresh start this year! Let’s dive into the latest trends, must-have products, and a practical room-by-room process to help you get your home in order and achieve your organization goals.

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The Latest Trends in Home Organization

  • Multi-Functional Storage: Furniture with built-in storage, such as ottomans, beds with drawers, and coffee tables with hidden compartments, is more popular than ever. These pieces maximize space without compromising style.
  • Clear Acrylic Storage Solutions: From pantry containers to makeup organizers, clear storage products are trending for their sleek look and ability to showcase contents at a glance.
  • Sustainable Materials: Bamboo drawer dividers, recycled fabric bins, and eco-friendly baskets are a hit with those looking to organize sustainably.
  • Color-Coded Systems: From pantry shelves to closets, color-coded organization brings a sense of order while adding visual appeal.

A Room-by-Room Guide to Organizing Your Home

Week 1: The Kitchen

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Goal: Streamline cooking and eating spaces.

  • Declutter: Remove expired pantry items, duplicates, and unused kitchen gadgets.
  • Organize: Use clear, labeled containers for pantry staples and stackable bins in the fridge.
  • Maximize Space: Install pull-out shelves or lazy susans in cabinets. Hang pots and pans using a wall-mounted rack.

Week 2: The Living Room

Open plan living room with large kitchen

Goal: Create a clutter-free, relaxing environment.

  • Declutter: Donate or store items like old magazines, DVDs, and unused decor.
  • Organize: Use baskets or bins to contain remote controls, blankets, and kids’ toys.
  • Style: Incorporate furniture with hidden storage for a streamlined look.

Week 3: Bedrooms and Closets

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Goal: Turn bedrooms into restful retreats and closets into functional spaces.

  • Declutter: Sort through clothes, shoes, and accessories. Donate or sell items you haven’t used in a year.
  • Organize: Use matching hangers for a uniform look. Add shelf dividers and over-the-door organizers to maximize closet space.
  • Enhance: Invest in under-bed storage for seasonal items and use drawer organizers for smaller items.

Week 4: Bathrooms

Organization of space in the bathroom cabinet. Cropped view of woman putting wicker box with bath sponge, shampoo, soap dispenser bottle and other cosmetics products in closet

Goal: Simplify daily routines with an orderly bathroom.

  • Declutter: Toss expired products and empty bottles.
  • Organize: Use tiered trays for skincare, drawer dividers for cosmetics, and baskets for towels.
  • Upgrade: Consider a shower caddy with multiple shelves or a cabinet-mounted hair tool holder.

Week 5: The Garage or Storage Areas

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Goal: Make these spaces accessible and functional.

  • Declutter: Dispose of broken tools, unused sports equipment, and items you forgot you owned.
  • Organize: Install pegboards for tools, wall hooks for bikes, and shelves for labeled bins.
  • Plan Ahead: Create zones for seasonal decor, outdoor gear, and frequently used items.

Quick Tips to Stay Organized

  • The One-In-One-Out Rule: For every new item you bring into your home, remove one.
  • Daily Maintenance: Spend 10-15 minutes tidying up daily.
  • Seasonal Purges: Declutter at least twice a year to keep possessions in check.

With a bit of planning and effort, National Get Organized Month can set the tone for a clutter-free and productive year ahead. Streamlining life’s chaos, making everything easily accessible and neat, so the daily hustle feels like a breeze, not a battle. Whether you’re implementing the latest storage solutions or following a simple room-by-room plan, the key is consistency. Happy organizing!

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