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Feel overwhelmed by clutter? Explore four organising approaches: Declutter by Degrees, KonMari, the Ski Slope method and Swedish Death Cleaning and learn how to choose the right method for your lifestyle.

We’ve all got them... the random box from your phone, that mystery cable you might need one day, and the pile of paper bags “just in case.” The truth? Holding onto clutter doesn’t make your home calmer or more functional, it just eats up valuable space. The good news is most of these items can be reused, recycled, or passed on so they don’t go to waste. Here’s how to deal with 30 of the most common “why am I still keeping this?” items...

Explore Tidying by Degrees – the step by step way to get organised without feeling overwhelmed.

We see Swedish Death Cleaning as an act of care: for yourself and for those around you. It encourages asking: “Do I really need this? Will it matter to me or others in years to come?”

Decluttering can feel like standing at the top of a steep slope - daunting and hard to get started. That’s where the Ski Slope Method comes in.

We love the values behind KonMari Method - sustainability, intentional living and creating space for what truly matters, and when I started my own decluttering journey, I followed her full method. But here’s the truth: following the method to the letter can feel rigid, time-consuming and overwhelming for many people.

Here’s a round-up of the questions I’m asked most often, and the answers that will help you decide if Sorted NI is right for you.

Decluttering doesn’t have to mean landfill. At Sorted NI, we help you part with items in ways that are kind to the planet.

End the day with a calm home using Sorted NI’s 10-minute nightly tidy method

Transform even the smallest rooms with these space-saving organisation tips.

Discover practical tips to keep your wardrobe organised and stress-free year-round.

Discover how Sorted NI has gone over 2 years without emptying the black bin. Simple, sustainable tips to cut household waste in NI.

Ready to tackle clutter but short on time? Try these 5 quick home organisation tips.