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Minimalist Master Bedroom Design

Minimalist Master Bedroom Design

Our master bedrooms *should* be our sanctuaries. While they’re the singular space we retreat to for rest, relaxation, and recharging, all too often our master bedrooms become like any other room in our homes: havens for clutter.

Today I speak with professional organizer Amy Mayorga about all-things minimalist master bedroom design. Amy argues that Step One is honoring the purpose of the room: to honor its purpose, we must first ruthlessly declutter. Amy also offers her best organizing tips for those master bedroom essentials you choose to keep.

 

Here’s a preview:

[5:00] Items that should be- and shouldn’t be! – in your master bedroom

[8:30] Designing your bedroom like a hotel room: the how and why

[13:45] KonMari space-saving strategies for dealing with and organizing excess clothes

[21:30] Amy’s tips for storing semi-dirty clothes that you intend to re-wear

[25:30] Thoughts on how to style gigantic master suites in newer houses (hint: the answer is always less!)

 

 

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Our master bedrooms *should* be our sanctuaries. While they're the singular space we retreat to for rest, relaxation, and recharging, all too often our master bedrooms become like any other room in our homes: havens for clutter. On this episode of the Sustainable Minimalists podcast: 5 steps to minimalist master bedroom design including what to declutter and how to organize what's left for greater clarity and well-being.

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