Hot Mess House is truly the organizing show of the current era \u2013 social distancing included. Filmed last year during the midst of the pandemic, the HGTV show features organizing expert Cassandra Aarssen, who reached people overwhelmed by their untidy homes via video calls. From cluttered basements to playroom messes or recently moved homeowners not quite managing to unpack their belongings, the show goes through a variety of home organizing situations and offers advice and solutions you can apply to your own home. The show\u2019s host, Cas Aarssen, is a well-known organizer and the author of \u201cThe Declutter Challenge: A Guided Journal for Getting your Home Organized in 30 Quick Steps.\u201d <\/em>If you want to find out what decluttering strategy works best for you, you should also try her quiz<\/a>. \u00a0You can stream the show on Fubo TV, Hulu or Amazon.<\/p>\n The show is the perfect choice for people who like both organizing their homes and finding more about celebrities\u2019 lifestyles. Two professional organizers, Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin join forces for this Netflix show and help the likes of Reese Witherspoon, Khloe Kardashian, Eva Longoria and Neil Patrick Harris reorganize their homes. The two experts focus on the practicality but also on the aesthetics of organizing.<\/p>\n So, not only that you learn a lot of amazing tips and tricks for making your home organized and better-looking, but you also get a healthy dose of escapism by peeking into the gorgeous homes of the rich and famous. You can stream the show, which is also on track for a second season, on Netflix. You can also order their book<\/a> if you\u2019re interested in more in-depth advice.<\/p>\n This Amazon Prime show<\/a> focuses mainly on people living in small spaces. The show\u2019s host, Beatrice Copeland, is offering simple, inexpensive tricks for adding more storage to every corner of your home. She tackles spaces (and situations) that are very relatable to everyone, and particularly to apartment dwellers. For example, she is helping two female roommates sharing the same bathroom streamline so they can both easily access all of their beauty and care supplies. Bea is also sharing a lot of dollar store hacks and closet organizing hacks, as well as easy ways to upgrade your home d\u00e9cor using greenery or lighting.<\/p>\n Worn Stories<\/a> is a very moving Netflix documentary series that\u2019s not about decluttering per se, but it\u2019s very meaningful in the context of things worth keeping vs. belongings you should ditch. The show revolves around various people talking about the sentimental attachment they have for certain pieces of clothing or accessories in their wardrobe.<\/p>\n The stories are sometimes hilarious, like the one about the two cousins chasing through NYC in the middle of the night, trying to recover the perfect coat that was mistakenly given to someone else at a restaurant\u2019s coat check. Or very moving, like the one about the meaning of the ties one Italian grandma was making for her family.<\/p>\n The main lesson to draw from this show is that sometimes it\u2019s absolutely okay to keep items that have a personal meaning to you. And, if space is an issue, you can find less conventional ways to hold on to your sentimental items<\/a> \u2013 or you could get self storage<\/a>.<\/p>\n Rachel Talbot\u2019s YouTube channel has over 1.2 million subscribers and features a wide variety of videos focusing on family life, home-organizing, and healthy living in general. If you\u2019re looking for small DIY projects that are fun to do, involve the entire family and will improve your home, this channel is a good place to start. You\u2019ll also find plenty of ideas on activities to do with your children, DIY gift ideas for a variety of occasions, camping prep and so on.<\/p>\n A Slob Comes Clean<\/a> is a platform by Dana K. White that includes videos, podcasts, books, and articles. The most interesting aspect of Dana K. White\u2019s approach is her completely non-judgmental attitude. Far from projecting the image of a perfect home goddess with everything under control, she gets that most people, herself included, have issues with maintaining a neat and tidy home \u2013 and she offers realistic strategies and hope to people who characterize themselves as hopelessly messy.<\/p>\n Minimalists Joshua Fields Millburn and Ryan Nicodemus are back on Netflix with a second documentary, titled \u201cThe Minimalists: Less Is Now<\/a>.\u201d The documentary builds on the idea that the current consumer culture is actually a trap, and real happiness and balance can be achieved by drastically reducing the amount of stuff you own.<\/p>\n The idea is definitely not a new one, but the documentary is worth watching, particularly now, as online purchases turned into something of an addiction for many of us during the pandemic. The concepts outlined in this show might help you with your impulse control when it comes to shopping or the need to conform to artificial, society-imposed standards in terms of buying and owning stuff.<\/p>\n Focusing on organization and frugal living DIY projects, Christine\u2019s \u201cDo it on a dime<\/a>\u201d YouTube channel already has almost 1.8 million subscribers. It\u2019s a great resource for people looking to revamp their homes on the cheap \u2013 you\u2019ll get plenty of advice on home organizing, cleaning routines and money saving tips. Christine also dabs into the psychological aspect of home organizing and cleaning \u2013 if, for example, you lack motivation or feel overwhelmed about the way your home looks and don\u2019t know how to start improving things, her videos might point you in the right direction.<\/p>\n Hosted by designers Shea and Syd McGee, this show revolves around families wanting to revamp their homes and turn them into their \u201cdream home.\u201d In addition to working with different customers, the two designers are in the process of building their own dream home, which brings a new twist to the show. If you\u2019re in the process of remodeling your home \u2013 or simply dreaming about it \u2013 this show will give you many interesting design ideas and solutions for optimizing interior space. You can stream it on Netflix<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/span>
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2. Get Organized with the Home Edit<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\n<\/span>3. Bea Organized <\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\n
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<\/span>5. Rachel Talbot<\/strong><\/a> YouTube Channel<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\n
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6. A Slob Comes Clean<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\n<\/span>7. The Minimalists: Less Is Now <\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\n
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8. Do It on a Dime YouTube Channel<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\n<\/span>9. Dream Home Makeover<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\n
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10. Clear Your Clutter Inside and Out Podcast<\/strong><\/span><\/h2>\n