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Organizing the Master Bedroom:
All too often our master bedroom becomes the “dumping ground” when company
comes. We do a quick sweep of the house, and anything we don’t know
what else to do with ends up there. We close the door and forget
about it. Then we don’t know what else to do with the stuff. It
stays and the pile accumulates more things, until eventually you
feel as if it has taken over the room.
Gather The Homeless Items
Start your project by sorting out these homeless items based on
where they should really belong, and once you have them organized in
boxes at least get them to their proper rooms. Worry about putting
them away later, at least they’re out of the bedroom.
Clear Out The Closets
There never seems to be enough closet space in the master bedroom.
It is a good idea to check out the new storage units that help
maximize what space you do have. There are even services that help
you to design a closet storage system, but with a little time and
research, it can be done on your own. Sort out your clothes by
season first, and decide where to store the out of season clothes.
Under the bed storage boxes work great for them. As you go through
the clothes, decide if there are things that don’t fit and decide if
you really need to keep them, or have a garage sale or just donate
them. If you have clothes that still fit but haven’t been worn in
over a year, really think about whether or not you ever will wear
them again. This process will free up a lot of closet space.
Remove Clutter From The Dresser Tops
Another trouble spot is the top of dressers. We tend to just leave
things for later and find that later never comes. If you’ve already
gotten rid of the things that don’t belong in the bedroom, there
shouldn’t be much left there that needs sorting but you will want to
develop an organizational system to keep things neat from here on
out. In order to stay ahead of the clutter that gathers on top of
the dresser, decide what needs to be there, and how to organize it.
Baskets work well to hold lotions and incidentals. They also help
break up the flat surfaces that tend to collect other things. Use
some simple plastic boxes in your top drawers to keep track of the
little items that often end up rolling around with your socks.
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