Josefine Bagger Sommerlund
Discover which items are stealing your space — and your energy — without you even noticing.
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A home should be a place of calm and balance. By removing the unnecessary, you make room for what truly matters.
Clothes You Never Wear
- Take up valuable space in closets and drawers
- Create clutter and make it harder to find what you actually use
- Donate or sell anything you haven’t worn in the past year
Unused Kitchen Appliances
- Gadgets you’ve only used once — or never
- Take up cabinet and counter space
- Consider which tools you actually use in your daily routine
Gifts You Don’t Even Like
- Kept out of guilt, not joy
- Take up space without adding value
- It’s okay to let go of something, even if it was a gift
Old Cables and Electronics
- Chargers, wires, and gadgets you no longer use
- Create messy drawers and overflowing boxes
- Recycle or dispose of electronic waste properly
Decorations Without Meaning
- Knickknacks with no personal connection
- Add visual noise and distract from what you truly love
- Keep only what has aesthetic or emotional value
Duplicates of Everything
- Multiple sets of the same items — like plates, glasses, or bedding
- You probably don’t need that many
- Keep the most useful and donate the rest
“Just in Case” Items
- Things you’re saving “just in case”
- Rarely used, but still take up lots of space
- Be realistic and make space for what you actually use
