“What’s all this stuff?” “Is this your stuff?” “How did all this stuff get here?” “Take your stuff and go!” We say these things, but usually when the word is not stuff but stuffing something positive ...

It doesn't take much for clutter to build up in a living room – a few extra books on the coffee table, a couple of trinkets on the mantel, and an extra blanket for cozy Spring evenings. Add in other ...

Organizing a kitchen with too much stuff can feel like a big ask, but it’s very doable and well worth the effort. As well as making for a more pleasing kitchen aesthetic, organizing – and cutting back ...

We love when homes use decor to tell a story, but there’s a difference between curating your items and simply having too much stuff. With the latter, you’re likely to create a room that feels ...

Sometimes, your home feels chaotic not because it’s dirty or messy, but simply because it’s packed with too much stuff. You might find yourself cleaning regularly, yet the space never quite feels ...

Do you feel as though your space is jam-packed with too much extra stuff? You're certainly not alone. "Clutter is not a sign of laziness; it's a common challenge that many of us face," explains Rachel ...

Kids generally understand that the holiday season means they’re getting more toys. But between stuffed animals, action figures, video games, puzzles, books, and everything else, kids today already ...

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Every modern home should have a walk-in closet in the master bedroom. Some people may even dream of a room dedicated to clothing racks, closets, bureaus and row-after-row of shoes, all in plain view.

How Much Stuff Is In The Average American House? In 1951, Lewis Fry Richardson had a problem. While studying the length of the border between Spain and Portugal, he found that the two countries were ...

We have too much stuff. I will speak first for myself. As I look away from the carefully coordinated Zoom backdrop of my home workspace, I see piles of stuff. Books. Children’s toys that belonged to ...

The Collyer brothers, Homer and Langley, lived most of their adult lives in a New York City brownstone at the corner of 5th Avenue and 128th Street. Today, their home is a “pocket park,” and the ...