Does your home feel like it slowly fills up with stuff every time the holidays roll around? Do you ever look at your boxes of decorations and wonder how something meant to bring joy started to feel so overwhelming?This week, I’m talking about clutter creep, that sneaky build-up of costumes, decor...
Does your home feel like it slowly fills up with stuff every time the holidays roll around?
Do you ever look at your boxes of decorations and wonder how something meant to bring joy started to feel so overwhelming?
This week, I’m talking about clutter creep, that sneaky build-up of costumes, decorations, and "I’ll keep it for next year" items that quietly take over our homes.
If you’re ready to declutter, simplify, and decorate with more intention, this episode is for you. I’ll help you shift from seasonal chaos to calm with practical organizing strategies and joy-filled décor ideas that work no matter where you live, whether it’s Halloween in the US, Bonfire Night in the UK, or Diwali, Christmas, or any other celebration in your corner of the world.
You’ll learn how to:
- Recognize when seasonal décor turns into clutter and what to do about it
- Create intentional home organization systems that make decorating easier each year
- Use natural, sustainable décor that sparks joy without adding overwhelm
- Apply simple declutter strategies to keep your home organized all season long
- Help your family enjoy a calm, festive home without the chaos
It’s time to move away from overbuying and overstoring and instead focus on decorating in a way that truly sparks joy and supports your whole family.
Let’s make this the season where your decorations bring calm, beauty, and intention, not clutter.
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