Weekends are the perfect time to tackle decluttering, but sometimes your efforts don't lead to the progress you hoped for.

Decluttering can feel like an endless cycle sometimes, especially when you find yourself tackling the mess again and again.

We talk a lot about decluttering closets, inboxes, and even our fridges. But few people talk about decluttering the social clutter that takes up just as much—if not more—mental and emotional space.

Decluttering can help reduce visual distractions and benefit mental health, attention, and working memory. If getting started is hard, focusing on a small area at a time or trying a popular method can ...

Much is made of clutter: common sources of clutter, the effects of all that stuff on how we live our lives, the importance of reducing clutter, how to stop clutter before it starts. Then there are the ...

I’ve always been a staunch believer in decluttering—on a conceptual level. Ideally, I’d have a single rail of clothes and a near-empty house (my dream home is austere and brutalist, like something ...