Key Points Minimalist decluttering works best with a plan: tackle one area at a time, set rules, and rotate select seasonal ...

Take stock of your desktop, your tabs, your inbox, and your home screen: How many different windows do you have open right ...

The cobwebbing method is a new decluttering trend that focuses less on the stuff itself and more on the stories behind it.

A TIDY home means a tidy mind – but finding space for stacks of new toys, toiletries and other Christmas gifts can feel like ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Looking ahead to spring, many of us will be thinking of giving our homes a good clean and clear-out.

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Audrey Scheck Around six months ago, I realized I had a serious clutter problem. Even ...

Closets have a way of filling up fast, from forgotten T-shirts to jackets you never reach for and pants that no longer fit.

The premise of this method is a simple one; you reverse all the hangers on your clothes rail so they’re facing the wrong way ...

Break the task into manageable areas (e.g., kitchen, bedroom, bathroom) and tackle one room or section at a time. To avoid feeling overwhelmed, set a time limit for each area. For every new item you ...

Decluttering is its own kind of an art form. You have to do it consistently enough that it becomes a habit, and you'll have greater success if you subscribe to a particular decluttering approach or ...