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Planning a move? Before you start packing, consider decluttering your home. Decluttering before moving is the perfect way to set yourself up for a fresh start, especially if you need to downsize. Your future self will thank you, we promise.

 

Learn more about pre-move decluttering, from planning your declutter session to evaluating what to keep and toss. Whether you prefer organizing room by room or by item type, we’ll cover everything you need to know to make your move smoother and more organized.

Moving is a stressful and physically demanding task, especially when transporting heavy and bulky furniture. Whether you’re moving for the first time, relocating on short notice, or handling the move solo, knowing the best practices for moving different pieces of furniture without damaging them, or yourself, is crucial. This guide will walk you through the essentials of safely moving furniture, highlighting the benefits of using specific tools and asking for assistance when necessary.

As your moving truck fills up, you might start eyeing that old

Moving – whether across the country or town – is hard. Add kids to the mix, and it becomes exponentially harder for countless reasons, from coordinating school transfers to navigating the emotions of leaving friends and adjusting to a brand-new home. This guide will provide moving tips for families to help make your move as pleasant (or at least as painless) as possible before, during, and after the physical move.

Living with roommates can be a very fun experience for college students, but it can also be complicated. If it’s your first time sharing a space with someone that isn’t family, you’ll have to learn each

Are you on the homestretch of your college career or just starting

Civil, mechanical, chemical, electrical; whatever the diploma says, it's time for your

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After a long day, it can be challenging to unwind and rest—especially if your bedroom feels chaotic or unfinished. Good sleep starts long before bedtime, and that's why it's so essential to create a relaxing bedroom

Your bedroom may be short on square footage, but it doesn’t need

Creating an ergonomic and practical living space can be exciting and challenging.

Monochromatic spaces prove that less can truly be more when it comes to color. Focusing on one hue when decorating a space can create harmony, cohesion, and intentionality — when done correctly, that is. If you’re considering monochrome interior design for your home, check out these tips to ensure your space doesn’t fall flat.

Beach or mountains? This question can be as much of a personality test as a Myers-Briggs! But these two locations aren’t just a vacation choice. They can also make great design languages. Whether you’re a lover of mountains trying to bring that vibe into your home, an ocean-obsessed decorator, or somewhere in between, here are a few different ways you can play with these styles.

As we approach the halfway mark of 2024, it’s time to reassess our previous interior design choices and bid farewell to trends that have overstayed their welcome. In their place, we welcome the emergence of fresh and exciting 2024 interior design trends. From color palettes to design aesthetics, here we’ll provide a comprehensive guide to what’s in and what’s out this year in the ever-evolving world of home decor.

Whether you approached this moment with excited anticipation or dread, it has

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CORT Furniture Rental, the nation’s leading provider of furniture rental, has announced the retirement of Jeff Pederson, effective January 5,

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