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Smart tips for curating your space
06.09.2024 - 11:58 / growingfamily.co.uk / Catherine
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Would you like your home to look like it was planned and curated, rather than a space that is simply filled with stuff? These simple tips on curating your space will help you create an organised and stylish interior.
Before you can even think about creating a curated interior, you need to take stock so that you can fully understand just what it is you are actually working with. Start out by making an inventory of your possessions (hard work, but worth it in the end) and categorise everything into keep, sell, or donate, so you have a firm place to start.
Sometimes all you need for a fresh perspective is a new layout. Play around with the positioning of your furniture to optimise the flow of your room. A well-arranged room can make it feel like you’ve moved house without actually doing so.
Not everything needs to be on display. For seasonal items or those bits and bobs you can’t part with but don’t need daily, consider the use of storage units. This is an easy way to keep your home organised and your treasures safe.
Choose furniture that works hard. Think ottomans with storage, beds with drawers, or even hollowed-out books for stashing valuables. Multi-functional furniture is great for keeping your lesser-used items out of sight but within reach.
When floor space is a premium, think upwards. Shelves aren’t just for books; they can house ornaments, magazines, kitchen accessories, or plants. And if you’re really brave, a ceiling storage system for bikes or seasonal gear can free up tons of space below.
Once you’ve tidied everything away, it’s important to keep track of where you’ve put it all! Avoid the frustration with a label maker; use it to label boxes, drawers, and shelves. This not only helps you, but
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