Are you familiar with the KonMari method? It was created by Marie Kondo, author of the hit book The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up. It’s gained fame and fans worldwide since 2014 – and more ...

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Organization queen Marie Kondo is everywhere; she has published two best-selling books, graced the streaming screen and inspired numerous home-goods lines dedicated to keeping everything in your house ...

Bestselling author and organisation guru Marie Kondo is well-renowned in the decluttering space. Her famous approach to organising the home has been around for a few years now, but it's in the ...

With warmer weather (hopefully) just a few short weeks away, you might start thinking about spring cleaning your workspace. And if you’re familiar with decluttering sensation Marie Kondo (and her ...

Learning how to organize your life and home can be easy if you ditch the clutter. If you've gotten the idea to declutter your home, whether it's just to clean it or to "KonMari" (Marie Kondo's method ...

Does the idea of setting yourself a declutter challenge spark joy within you? Whether or not you have KonMari fever, the process of decluttering your home can positively impact your life...or it can ...

Marie Kondo is back with more ways to "spark joy" outside of the home. Tidying-up guru Marie Kondo, whose KonMari method helped Americans face their clutter and get rid of the excess at home, is ...

Sick of living among your piles of mess? Netflix's new tidying guru shows us how to get rid of the stuff cluttering your life with her simple, idiot-proof tips. The super-cute, demure Kondo is the ...

JOHNSTON, R.I. (WJAR) — It's spring cleaning time, and NBC 10 is diving into the biggest craze in organization right now: the KonMari Method. Now that creator Marie Kondo has her own series on Netflix ...

If you’re familiar with decluttering sensation Marie Kondo (and her “KonMari” method), then you know that there’s no greater way to “spark joy” than by keeping only what you need—and keeping it neat ...