Home Space Hacks!

Home Space Hacks!

The Expert’s Guide to Organizing, Decluttering and Maximizing Your ‘Cozy’ Living Space

By Vanessa Johnson


Published by Organized Living PressAtlanta, Georgia USA

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Table Of ContentsAuthor’s Introduction

I. Tiny House Living

II. Decluttering

III. Organizing

IV. Designing with Taste

Conclusion


Author’s IntroductionAt a young age, I was already helping out my mother with anything she needed help with inside or outside the house. I remember vacuuming the floor, wiping dusty cabinets, or looking after the flowers and plants in our garden, I was her little helper. I enjoyed the bond we kept and we still sustain that. And funny as it was, I was also not the type of child who would complain about chores. I actually looked forward to it! And so this mindset had settled in my mind for a long time, and still continues to do so. I love to clean and keep things in order!

During school, I began taking interest in home economics. Baking cupcakes and breads, cross stitching flowers and cartoon character, I became very fond of it more than most girls my age. And so succeeding high school, I acquired a degree in home economics, decided to take some classes on housekeeping management, as well as cooking and gardening. I received several certificates and was awarded as top student for most of the classes I attended. A little later, I started my own housekeeping company in my local town. I continue to run it and business has been nothing but stellar. Almost everyone in town, especially the busy parents, would phone us first, asking for housekeeping services, as well as gardening and cooking services whenever they are on a tight schedule. My well-trained employees would get to work like stars.

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I. Tiny House LivingYou may be reading this book because you either have built or bought a tiny house with your family and want to make it a spacious lifestyle as possible. Or that you are interested in a tiny house and are looking for ideas to establish one soon. Whatever it may be, you’ve chosen to read the right source!

Here, I will be educating you on the tiny house lifestyle, and on decluttering, organizing, and designing it. By the end, you will realize its numerous benefits for the whole family. This book was made especially for moms. So let’s do it moms!




II. DeclutteringLet’s put a sample scenario or perhaps an accomplished vision to play: You are a mother with a husband and a kid living in a tiny house. But you have all this stuff. Remember the tip about minimizing on the unnecessary? Here, we will put that advice together with the one that focuses on maximizing the most of minimum space.

Why do we need to declutter? Of course, for the obvious reason that clutter doesn’t look pleasing to the eyes. And also this: when you have a smaller space, it gets much messier and disorganized faster than a bigger one, simple. Don’t wait for your stuff to pile up before it’s too late. Don’t wait to feel overwhelmed by clutter that will leave you stressed. Start eliminating objects, even if it seems an impossible task. Eliminate! There’s no such thing as organizing clutter. So come on moms, start taking control of your home!




III. OrganizingLiving in a tiny house has its highs and lows. Just because you’re in a small space doesn’t mean you can’t be organized. There a lot of ways to make the small space both functional and appealing the moment you step inside. A tiny house doesn’t mean you only have space for tiny furniture. As long as you’re able to work out a system, things will keep remain organized. Below are some creative organization and storage tips to guide you.




IV. Designing with TasteWe are now in the last chapter of the book, and before we get to that, I want you to ask yourself why it’s important to design your tiny house. The answer is simple. It’s to be greeted by a pleasant-to-the-eyes surrounding that makes tiny house living so much better and unique! Wouldn’t you want to every day be surrounded by your home of less than 500 square feet and think that you’re glad you built all this?

A tiny house can be designed to fit according to your personal tastes, of course, but here, I will provide you with some guidelines in so all the elements from decluttering, organization, and finally design blends perfectly together to make your tiny house truly the dream home you want it to be.




ConclusionTiny houses are spectacles to exploring the essence of home. It encourages individuals to look up even when pared down. It promotes flexibility, and a promising success in the quest for simple living. I hope you’ve learned all you needed in order to declutter, organize, and maximize space in a tiny home.

Before you go, I will leave you with this quote:

“In the end, you are going to want to be surrounded by the people you love, doing the things you enjoy, and on a life journey that makes you smile when you think about the places you went and things you did. Tiny houses open up the freedom to do all of these things—not just later on, but now.”




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