Professional organizers agree that while aiming to tackle one's entire bedroom in a single day is a gargantuan task, it isn't an impossible one.
«With the right mindset and a clear plan of action, you can transform your bedroom into a well-organized sanctuary in just one day,» Sarah Schier, professional organizer and the founder of Beautiful Life, says. «Remember to stay focused, take breaks as needed, and celebrate your progress along the way.»
Below, Schier and other professional organizers provide a step-by-step list of actions to take to ensure that you can tackle your day-long bedroom organization project as swiftly and skillfully as possible.
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Before embarking on a bedroom organization project, you'll want to think about what you would like to accomplish in the process.
«I recommend starting by setting clear goals for how you want your bedroom to look and feel, but ultimately, how you want it to function,» Kenika Williams, a professional organizer and the founder of Tidied by K, says.
Focusing on your end goal will help you to stay motivated throughout what can be a long, daunting project.
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You'll need to start decluttering your bedroom to determine what will stay and what should go.
Schier suggests going through each area including drawers, closets, and surfaces to remove any items you no longer need.
«Be ruthless in your decision-making to free up space and reduce visual clutter,» Schier says.
Not sure when it's worth letting items go? Williams recommends parting ways with anything you have not used within the past year.
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