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How to organise your home with The Home Edit.

Our favourite home organisers Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin are back for The Home Edit season 2 on Netflix. The show sees the organising experts overhaul homes by tidying to the extreme. In season 1 the team of organisers help tidy celebrity homes such as Reese Witherspoon, Khloe Kardashian and Eva Longoria. Season 2 of The Home Edit has just landed on Netflix and will feature Drew Barrymore, Chris Pratt and Lauren Conrad.

Clea and Joanna have some amazing tips to help you with your home and they are famous for their rainbow colour coordination techniques. “We see the world in three ways: Black, white, and ROYGBIV. For those who aren’t familiar with this very important acronym, ROYGBIV stands for Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet—aka the rainbow

They explain “This is partially a design decision because things in rainbow order are pleasing to the eye, but even more importantly, it creates a visual flow that naturally clicks with the brain.” You can see examples of this on The Home Edit Instagram. Here’s how you can learn how to organise your home in The Home Edit way.

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Benefits to keeping organised

Keeping our spaces, and homes organised and tidy has a variety of benefits, such as; Organising can be our saviour during times of stress and overwhelm.

  • Feeling calm in that space
  • Feeling ready for a task that is planned
  • Knowing where things are stored
  • Access to things instantly, when in a rush or in an emergency
  • Helps with routines

Areas of your home to organise

When starting a new project, it can be difficult to know where to begin. Picking some well-used areas in your home can be a good starting point. It is helpful to think about the areas that are looking quite messy, or when you need something, it seems tough to find it quickly. All these areas can be quite essential areas to start with, to help to bring more order to your daily routine.

Areas include;

  • Bathroom cupboards
  • Clothing wardrobe, i.e gym clothes or workwear
  • Make-up, hair and jewellery accessories
  • Kitchen cupboards, i.e snacks or tea/coffee cupboards

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Tips from The Home Edit.

1 – Colour Coordination – Organising things by colour can be good to do, as it will be helpful to find the correct colour you are looking for quite quickly. With this when you go into or look at that space you have colour-coordinated it won’t be as chaotic as before. The Rainbow colour coordination technique can create calm within your day, and you can pick things up quick and easy.

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2 – Sorting clothing by length or use – Making a start with organising by colour is a good starting point. It can also be useful if you have a busy schedule or need to find things fast, to take the organising further. 

Ordering your clothes by length can be a beneficial extra step to take. Starting off with sorting your t-shirts, you can first sort them by sleeve length for example short, mid then long sleeves. This can work with trousers, leggings and jeans, for example, shorts, Capri then long.

As a bonus, you could even sort it by materials or use, such as gym leggings to mom jeans. This could be extending to separating your clothing into sections like workwear, going out and casual. All of these tips can be used in a positive way to help your day run smoother and to effectively choose your outfits for different types of occasions.

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3 – Containers – Having a variety of containers to store your items, can bring more order to your spaces. It is helpful to have your items in containers as it can keep them safe and not get damaged. It is also useful to have them as it keeps your space looking much more organised. They’re lots of different places to buy containers, and they’re many choices of sizes. This is a bonus as you can find most sizes you are looking for.

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4 – Labelling – Labelling can work more in areas of your home like bathrooms, kitchens or even medicines cupboards. This is useful again for finding items in a quick amount of time. You could also design and customize your own labels the way you want them.

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