This time of year, there’s something almost instinctual about our collective desire to open the windows, blast a good cleaning playlist, and breathe new life into our homes. After months of winter hibernation—with throw blankets piled high and holiday decorations finally packed away—our spaces are almost crying out for the same renewal that’s happening in nature.

That’s why we’re bringing back our “Organize & Declutter” series for spring 2025. Beyond just a seasonal cleaning checklist, you should feel inspired to reclaim your relationship with your home and create systems that allow you to truly enjoy your space rather than feel burdened by it.

The truth is, our homes should be sanctuaries—places that restore us rather than deplete us. Yet, for many, the constant battle against clutter creates a low-grade stress that prevents us from fully appreciating the spaces we’ve so carefully created. The pile of mail that never seems to find a proper home. The linen closet that threatens an avalanche every time you reach for a towel. The kitchen drawers that make finding a can open feel like mission impossible.

Over the next few months, our editorial team will share practical, sustainable strategies for tackling every challenging area in your home. We’ll explore everything from pantry organization systems that actually work for busy families to closet edits that make getting dressed a joy rather than a chore. You’ll find expert interviews with professional organizers, editor-tested storage solutions, and thoughtful approaches to deciding what deserves space in your home—and what doesn’t.

This isn’t about creating picture-perfect spaces worthy of a magazine spread. Instead, this season focuses on creating functional systems that adapt to how you actually live, making your daily routines smoother and more enjoyable.

Spring offers us a natural reset button—an opportunity to shed what no longer serves us and make room for new possibilities. I invite you to join us in this seasonal refresh, creating spaces that not only look beautiful but feel genuinely supportive of the life you want to live.

After all, a well-organized home isn’t just aesthetically pleasing—it’s the foundation for everything else we do. Let’s make this spring count by creating spaces we can truly enjoy to their fullest potential.