About unclutterer
Unclutterer is the website for home and office organization. It’s not just for the helplessly disorganized who would lose their heads if they weren’t attached, and pack rats looking to put their stashes on a diet, but also for obsessive compulsive neat freaks looking to squeeze even more order into their lives. We hope we can make getting and staying organized fun and informative.
Chances are you don’t have as much space as you’d like, so you need to make the most of the space you do have. This doesn’t just mean finding a new nook in which to cram more clutter, or devising a clever way to stack piles of papers. Instead it’s about streamlining your space and your possessions so that you can be more efficient at work and enjoy a more relaxing and serene environment at home.
Unclutterer features tips, organization strategies, product reviews, reader questions and more. We’re not a personal productivity blog or a site about interior design, but we still hope we can help you in those areas. Getting uncluttered and organized can be the first step to more efficiently tackling your projects and realizing a better-looking space.
So sit back, subscribe to the RSS feed or follow us on Twitter @Unclutterer, and enjoy the tips and solutions. If you like what you see, tell a friend.
About the Unclutterer Team
Adrienne Wild
Adrienne started her professional life as a gardener at her local parks department and went on to train at the Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh where she was the first female student on the prestigious and world-renowned horticultural course run by the Botanic garden. An experienced and award-winning garden writer and past editor of some of Britain’s favourite gardening magazines, Adrienne has for over 30 years, inspired gardeners with a breadth of gardening know-how plus creative and decorative ideas. One of her main aims is to make gardening accessible, even to the smallest green fingers, with her clear advice and straightforward step-by-step instructions. Adrienne loves to travel and has visited, given talks and met ordinary home gardeners in far flung places like China, South Africa, Philippines and Caribbean as well as the UK.
Kate Young
Kate Young lives with her family in Wiltshire and work as a freelance interior stylist and content creator. She is passionate about 70s inspired bohemian decor and in particular the Scandinavian, monochrome spin offs. Her home has been featured in various publications including EKBB Mag and Abigail Ahern's interior crush.
Jason Kelly (HandymanJason)
After spending years working within the marketing industry Jason decided to go back to what I love, joinery – woodcraft; repairing things, building things and creating things.