We have made it to one of the most avoided spaces in the home. If you have been following this series through the five categories of the KonMari Method, you know we have been moving through Komono for a while now, and the garage is the category that tends to make people take a long pause. I understand. The garage is where things go when we do not know where else to put them. It collects the overflow from every other room, plus all the gear and equipment and half-finished projects that belong...

We are deep in the Komono category this month, and this week we are heading straight into the bathroom. If you have been following along in this series, you already know that Komono is the fourth category in the KonMari Method, and it covers a lot of ground. Bathroom Komono is one of my favorite subcategories to work through with clients because the transformation is so visible and so immediate. One hour in, and everything just feels lighter. So let's get into it. What Counts as Bathroom...

Welcome to the fourth installment of our comprehensive KonMari Method series! If you've successfully tidied your clothes, books, and papers, congratulations. You've already made tremendous progress on your journey to a joy-filled home. Now it's time to tackle what many consider the most challenging category: komono, a Japanese term meaning "small things" or miscellaneous items, with a special focus on transforming your home office. The komono category has earned its reputation for being...