Order is much more than an aesthetic issue: it is a way to bring harmony and lightness into one's life. The KonMari Method: Tidying Up As

Order is much more than an aesthetic issue: it is a way to bring harmony and lightness into one's life. 

The KonMari Method: Tidying Up as Transformation
Created by Marie Kondo, the KonMari method is not just an organization technique, but a real change of perspective. The heart of this method is the concept of joy: every object should evoke a positive feeling and, if it doesn't, it's time to let it go.

The basis of the method is simple, yet powerful: tidy up consciously to get rid of the superfluous, keeping only what truly makes us happy. Every category, from dressing to keeping the house in order, is approached with an intention that allows you to live in an environment that reflects you.

The secret of the method? Its focus on the heart of things. It's not just about tidying up, but about listening to what each object evokes in us. Every time we choose to keep or eliminate something, we are consciously choosing what we really want in our lives.

The result? A house that is not only tidy but makes you feel at peace with yourself.

How does it work in detail? The KonMari method is divided into a few clear phases, including tidying by categories (not by rooms!), a technique that helps visualize change in a gradual but profound way. We will start with clothes, then move on to books, documents, various objects, and finally memories. Each phase is an opportunity to connect with your environment in a new and meaningful way.

Key principles:
1. All at once – Tidying up is not a continuous process, but an extraordinary event that transforms spaces and mentality.

2. By category, not by room – Proceed by tidying one category at a time (e.g., clothes, books, documents) instead of focusing on a specific room.

3. The joy criterion – Every object must be touched and evaluated: “Does it make me happy?” If the answer is no, it's time to say goodbye with gratitude.

4. Create a harmonious environment – The remaining objects should be arranged with care, visibly and accessibly.

5. A link between external order and inner well-being – Getting rid of the superfluous helps make room for what really matters.

Who is it best suited for?
- For those who love clear and transformative changes.
- For those who prefer an emotional approach to organization.
- For those who desire immediate and lasting results.

Is it the right method for you?
There is no absolute best method, only the one that suits you best. If you desire a quick and profound change, the KonMari Method might be the right choice. 
Want to find out which method is ideal for you? With a personalized consultation, we can explore together the approach that best suits your needs and lifestyle. I will help you create a space that reflects your personality and makes you truly feel at home.

Contact me and let's start this journey towards an order that resembles you.
and remember:  it's not just tidying up, it's a new way of living.