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The Flatmate Bedroom: Making a Shared Space Feel Like Yours
The Flatmate Bedroom: Making a Shared Space Feel Like Yours
A bedroom in a shared flat occupies a particular position: it's the one room that belongs entirely to you in a home where most spaces are communal. Getting it right... Read more
How to Transition a Child's Bedroom From Toddler to Big Kid
How to Transition a Child's Bedroom From Toddler to Big Kid
The transition from a toddler bedroom to a big kid bedroom happens gradually and then all at once. The cot becomes a bed, the wardrobe outgrows its babyhood organisation, and... Read more
The Bedside Table: What Actually Belongs There
The Bedside Table: What Actually Belongs There
The bedside table is among the most personal surfaces in a bedroom and among the most commonly cluttered. It sits within arm's reach of where you sleep, which makes it... Read more
Bedroom Storage for People Who Love Clothes But Hate Clutter
Bedroom Storage for People Who Love Clothes But Hate Clutter
Loving clothes and wanting a calm, organised bedroom are not contradictory positions. The tension between them is almost always a storage problem rather than a wardrobe problem. With the right... Read more
What to Do With a Spare Bedroom That Isn't a Guest Room
What to Do With a Spare Bedroom That Isn't a Guest Room
A spare bedroom used as a guest room a few times a year is, by most measures, wasted space. The alternative uses for a spare bedroom, home office, dressing room,... Read more
Moving In Together: How to Merge Two Wardrobes Without Losing Your Mind
Moving In Together: How to Merge Two Wardrobes Without Losing Your Mind
Merging two wardrobes into one shared bedroom is one of the more underestimated logistical challenges of moving in together. Two people with different storage habits, different wardrobe sizes, and different... Read more
Bedroom Storage for the Frequent Traveller
Bedroom Storage for the Frequent Traveller
Frequent travel places specific demands on bedroom storage that most organisation systems aren't designed for. Clothes move in and out of suitcases regularly, packing needs to be fast, and the... Read more
Bedroom Storage for Shift Workers and Non-Standard Hours
Bedroom Storage for Shift Workers and Non-Standard Hours
Shift workers face bedroom organisation challenges that most advice overlooks. Getting dressed and undressed at odd hours, often quietly, in a room that may have another person sleeping in it,... Read more
How to Organise Bedding and Linens When Storage Is Limited
How to Organise Bedding and Linens When Storage Is Limited
Bedding and linens are bulky, seasonal, and rarely thought about until they're needed. In homes without a dedicated airing cupboard, finding a functional storage system for spare duvets, sheet sets,... Read more
How to Build a Morning Routine Around Your Bedroom Setup
How to Build a Morning Routine Around Your Bedroom Setup
A bedroom set up well makes a morning routine easier to execute, faster to complete, and less dependent on motivation or willpower. The physical environment either supports the routine or... Read more
How to Store Accessories, Jewellery, and the Small Things
How to Store Accessories, Jewellery, and the Small Things
Accessories and jewellery are among the most frequently lost and least well-organised items in most bedrooms. Their small size makes them easy to misplace and easy to overlook when setting... Read more
How to Store Festival and Event Clothes So They're Ready When You Are
How to Store Festival and Event Clothes So They're Ready When You Are
Festival and event clothing occupies an awkward position in most wardrobes: worn infrequently enough not to justify prime drawer space, but specific enough that losing track of it means buying... Read more