Humans are incredibly skilled at adapting to new situations, and in a culture that prioritizes consumption and accumulating more stuff, it's no surprise that many people have grown accustomed to ...

We’ve all dealt with clutter: the junk drawer full of mystery cords, the receipts stuffed into bags, the pantry items past their prime. But not all clutter is created equal. And some of the hardest ...

If your junk drawer is overflowing or your closet door won’t close due to an excess of clothes, it might be time for some decluttering. While it can feel like a daunting task, reducing clutter in your ...

Mikael Cho is the co-founder of ooomf, a creative marketplace connecting mobile and Web projects with vetted, handpicked developers and designers from around the world. This post originally appeared ...

Clutter coaches know that what you toss first often matters more than what you keep. Nowhere is that clearer than in the ...

Clutter experts agree that the fastest way to transform a chaotic home is to start with the hidden trouble spots in your ...

Clutter creep. Like the proverbial middle-age spread, it sneaks up on you — quietly and gradually — until one day, you look around and wonder how the heck your reasonably tidy home became so chaotic.

Let the decluttering begin. Maybe it’s because of decreasing home sales. Or rising gas prices. Or maybe just because it’s still spring. Whatever the reason, there are several grassroots movements ...

For example, holding on to a pair of roller blades because one day in the future, the person who used to roller blade will roller blade again,” she says. The meaning we attach to these items often ...

A Yankelovich survey fielded the year before the turn of the century found that telemarketers were tied with Jerry Springer -- the pioneer of trash TV -- as the No. 1 thing people did not want to ...