A professional tidier who trained under Marie Kondo has shared her top tips for de-cluttering your home.
Karin Socci, 56, from New York, was a clinical psychotherapist before being trained by global sensation Kondo in her KonMari Method and became the first student to receive the highest level of certification.
Here Socci, founder of company The Serene Home, reveals the four ways you can streamline your space, from your kitchen cupboard to sloppy piles of clothes.
SORT AND EDIT
Karin Socci, 56, (pictured left with Marie Kondo) from New York shared advice for maximising space within your home
Karin says many people have excess items which either no longer fit or are past their prime, she recommends sorting and editing spaces before trying to get organised (file image)
Karin advises sorting and editing storage spaces as often times people have plenty of shoes and clothes that either don't fit or are now past their prime.
She says once you've gotten rid of excess it becomes possible to make certain things visible and accessible.
'Most people find they have purchased lots of bins and baskets over the years and it didn't help them stay organized, so the solution is not to go to the Container Store, buy a bunch of tubs and toss things inside.
'Sorting and editing first is key. But, then if you do need items to keep things tidy, small bins or boxes that divide up drawer spaces can be very helpful.'
The KonMari method emphasizes the benefits of vertical folding to make items easily accessible and maximise wardrobe space
USE VERTICAL SPACE
The Serene Home founder says most people could use shelving to create space up high for things they don't use very often.
'In KonMari, we teach vertical folding. It's the technique of folding things into rectangular shapes and then lining them up vertically on a shelf or drawer instead of stacking them horizontally.
'If you have a huge stack of sweaters stacked on top of each other, then its impossible to get to the bottom one without toppling over the entire pile.
'So you either never wear those things that are on the bottom, or your clothes end up in a messy pile. Think of organizing clothes like a row of books or soldiers in formation.'
Karin advises storing items in cupboards and cabinets according to how often they're used, with items that are used daily in the most accessible place
MAXIMISE PRIME STORAGE REAL ESTATE
'In KonMari, we say that life begins after you have your home in order. Of course, that isn’t actually the case, but most people find that they have new found time and energy when their homes support their day to day needs.
'There is a statistic that say we spend an average of an hour a day looking for things, a key fob here, a wallet there, where is my watch?...it’s takes up a lot of time that could be put to better use.
'My goal for my clients is that when they wake in the morning and come in at the end of the day, they are able to feel calm and peaceful instead of anxious about what they need to do to get things in order.
'Anything you use daily, should be in the 'prime storage real estate', the shelves that are within arm's reach, closets, cupboards and cabinets that are most accessible.
'Don't keep your holiday decoration in your coat closet by the front door. Only clothing and shoes you need the most should be in those spaces.'
STORE ITEMS IN YOUR SUITCASE
Karin recommends storing items used for travelling in your suitcase as it fills empty space and makes it easy to find essentials when it's time to pack.
The professional organiser suggests storing travel materials inside your suitcase to fill empty space and make items easy to find when packing (file image)
Karin (pictured) revealed the cost of seeking organisational advice from a professional can range from $75 (£58) to $125 (£96) an hour
Karin says every home is different and people are often embarrassed by the condition of their home although even the most organised individuals have room for improvement.
She recommends seeking help from a professional organiser who is trained or certified by a professional group.
In New York rates for a professional organiser range from $75 to $125 an hour.
Karin who runs The Serene Home advises choosing an organizer with a good personality as it's critical when you're working so closely with someone.
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Karin Socci, 56, from New York, was a clinical psychotherapist before being trained by global sensation Kondo in her KonMari Method and became the first student to receive the highest level ...
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