Those cute benches at the end of the bed look so trendy and decorative. Declutter any plants that look like they are on their way out. Plants bring so much life into a room unless they are dead or dying. If you have the ability to put overhead lighting or sconces on the wall you can declutter all of the extra lamps. Too many small lamps can make a room look cluttered. Small rugs can make a room look cluttered and become a tripping hazard.
I love rugs more than anyone, but make sure it is the right size for your bedroom.
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I have a few posts on how to start a capsule wardrobe which can help with becoming more minimal and creating more room. If you can downsize the number of clothes in your wardrobe then you might be able to get rid of the extra dressers.
Too many dressers can make a room feel small and cluttered. If you can’t fit all the clothes in the closet then they are normally stuffed in drawers. Jackets take up a lot of closet space which can make it hard to fit all of your clothes into the closet. Try to store your shoes in your closet if possible, this will make your room look very clean and organized. Go through and only keep the shoes you wear. Shoes all over the floor can make a room look messy and cluttered.
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I have a full post on how to declutter shoes in case you are unsure where to start on decluttering shoes. If there is a lot of curtain on the floor this can make a room look cluttered. Make sure your curtains are the right size for your room.
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The bedroom is for sleeping and the worst thing for sleeping is the TV.īy removing the TV you will be one step closer to having a calm relaxing bedroom. (NEW) RELATED: 32 + MINIMALIST YOUTUBE CHANNELS to see a Minimal Life!!!! The TV Most people I know who have a bedroom chair use it as a clothes hanger. Get rid of the dreaded bedroom chair! If you never use the chair in your bedroom, think of getting rid of it. I like to keep my current book next to my bed and put everything else on the bookshelf or in my closet. Keep in mind you can only read one book at a time. I like to keep my current book I am reading and a flashlight for emergencies.Ī lot of us keep a huge stack of books next to our beds. Go through your side table and declutter anything that you don’t use regularly. Hopefully, this list can inspire you to simplify your bedroom.Ģ5 Things To Declutter in Your Bedroom Side Tables I am sharing the most common clutter collecting areas most people forget to go through. The biggest obstacle to a calm bedroom is a lot of clutter. I want my bedroom to feel calm, serene, and clutter-free. When is the last time you decluttered your bedroom? Most bedrooms get overlooked when it comes to decluttering. You may also tune in on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or Stitcher.Ĭheckout the Minimalist Moms Podcast storefront for recommendations from Diane.Today I am sharing 25 Things To Declutter in Your Bedroom.
Thanks for listening! For more updates and episodes, visit the website. Questions? You can contact me through my website, find me on Instagram, or like The Minimalist Moms Page on Facebook. Order (or review) my recent book, Minimalist Moms: Living & Parenting With Simplicity You can also share this with your fellow mothers so that they can be inspired to think more and do with less. Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning into this podcast, then do not hesitate to write a review. Show Notes for EP209: Unclutter Your Soul This episode is in no way a prescription that will solve all of your problems but I hope it’s a stepping point of encouragement as you begin to think through some of the clutter you may be carrying with you. EP209: Unclutter Your Soul with Trina McNeillyįor a lot of us listening, we’ve gotten really good at decluttering our homes - but what about our inner homes? I mean, what about the weight of something you may be carrying around with you (mentally, emotionally, or spiritually) that gets in the way? Join me today as I speak with author, Trina McNeilly about how we can observe, own and, ultimately, overcome what is overwhelming us.
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