Over the past few years, you might have noticed that there have been a lot of influencers talking about the importance of organizing your space in an efficient and inspiring way. While this may seem obvious, especially if you work from home, there is more to creating an organized house than it might appear according to many homemakers. So, let’s delve a little deeper into what can make your space feel more organized and how to properly use your space in an efficient yet stylish manner when it comes to daily use. You will see that while many obvious solutions, others might be unconventional and new to you. So, pay attention and find some potential organizational solutions you could apply to your space.
Revaluate your space
One of the most common mistakes of many people who feel like they lack space is thinking that they have efficiently organized it. This is why reevaluating your space and getting a better understanding of what space you have in your home is very important. Sometimes by getting a better look at your environment, you might realize that you have been missing out on some rather interesting organizational additions that you could make to your home because it was too messy. Adding some shelves to a wardrobe for example can make a lot of difference when putting away some shoes or hats. This of course is merely an example to say that what you need is to look at your space how currently is and figure out if there aren’t ways to make it more efficient without completely changing it.
Adjusting your space to your needs
While many people think that adding a few shelves and cupboards will fix everything the reality is that you need to adapt your organizational tools to your organizational needs. When we talk about organizing a house there is a big difference between somebody who runs a Seattle-based wash and fold laundry service and somebody who works in tech from home. Concretely what this means is that you need to make the difference between organizing a living space and organizing a multi-functional space for example having an office separated from your bedroom etc. This just goes to show that organization is not only within your space, but it is also about organizing your space conceptually. Being able to properly separate and organize space is very important especially to keep a good work and life balance.
Do not fear change
One of the biggest challenges when it comes to organizing a space is being able to get out of your comfortable space and dismantle something that has been put in place for a long time. For example, changing the layout of your bedroom or your office will often allow you to organize space better, but the reality is that it can be quite difficult if you are used to your space being set up a certain way for a long time. This is why for example being able to reorganize the space in a way that allows you to find things much more easily will allow your new space to be much less disorienting. After all, at the end of the day what you want is a space that is both allowing for increased breathability as well as increased organization.
As you can see there are many ways to organize your space but most of all what you need to do is first and foremost understand your space before you can even start organizing it. Organizing your space is not only about cleanliness but it is mostly about creating a living space that gives you positive vibes. While this vibe-based analysis might seem a little out there the reality is that it does affect your mental health to live in a disorganized living space that does not serve your needs. Ever since the rise of work from home especially following the coronavirus pandemic you can find a lot of studies online that talk about this phenomenon and the importance of putting effort into making your living space feel both comfortable and truly yours. At the end of the day what you want is a living space that makes you feel good while also looking good.
