September is coming, and with it the perfect opportunity to get your home in order and prepare for the months ahead. Organizing the house before the new month is not just a matter of aesthetics: it helps keep daily routines more functional, improves well-being, and enhances interior design.
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Here are 8 areas and items everyone should organize before September.
1. School supplies and home office
If you have children or work from home, organize notebooks, pencils, pens, planners, and study materials. Review supplies, discard what is no longer useful, and create a functional space for study and work, ensuring practicality and focus.
2. Summer or winter clothes
Depending on which hemisphere you are in, it’s time to store clothes from the past season and prepare the wardrobe for the new one. Fold, sort by category, and set aside unused pieces for donation. An organized closet makes choosing outfits easier and keeps the bedroom tidier.
3. Storage spaces
Closets, shelves, and extra cabinets should be reviewed. Separate seasonal items, forgotten objects, and organize boxes or baskets. This reduces clutter and ensures you can quickly find what you need.
4. Seasonal decorations
If you enjoy decorating for special dates such as Halloween or fall festivities, organize decorations and accessories. Store them practically so they remain accessible and in good condition for the next season.
5. Kitchen and pantry
Review cabinets and drawers, organizing food, spices, and utensils. Discard expired products and make the kitchen functional, making meal preparation faster and more enjoyable.
6. Bathroom and hygiene products
Organize cabinets, drawers, and shelves with cosmetics, towels, and hygiene items. Throw away expired products and keep surfaces clean for a more pleasant and functional environment.
7. Living room and common areas
Get rid of unnecessary objects, rearrange pillows, throws, and books. An organized living room increases comfort and enhances décor, creating a cozy space for the whole family.
8. Entryway and hallways
Shoes, coats, and accessories quickly create clutter. Organize the entryway and circulation areas to create a functional and pleasant space, making a good impression when entering the house and simplifying the daily routine.
Bonus tip
Use storage boxes, baskets, and shelves to maintain daily order. Preparing the house before September transforms routines, improves aesthetics, and allows you to make the most of every space, whether for study, work, or leisure.
This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.
