Brandi Freeze, the queen of clutter elimination, tells CSN News how Airy Spaces, her company, can do wonders for you in spring.

WHEN clutter takes over it starts innocently: a drawer that won’t close, a chair overtaken by things meant to be dealt with ‘later’ or a collection that quickly grows. 

Clutter adds stress to a room and makes it feel heavier.

Clutter doesn’t just sit in a corner – it seeps into the mind, creating unfinished business or chaos, turning a restorative space into something overwhelming. 

Even small things can have a big impact on your mood, focus and overall well-being. 

Have you ever walked into a space that instantly made you feel drained and sluggish? This is clutter at work.

Create a Balanced House

It’s not about minimalism or perfection, but about creating a home that works for you.

What we choose to hold on to or let go of is what makes the difference between a room that flows and a room that doesn’t.

By clearing out excess items (old clothes, gadgets we have forgotten, or other things that don’t serve us anymore), you can breathe new life into your space.

Decluttering makes room for the things that matter most: tranquil moments, inviting corners and a place where you can recharge. 

Your space shouldn’t drain, but rather nurture.

Decluttering: The Benefits of Decluttering

? Instant stress relief – Clutter is visual noise, keeping the brain in a state of tension. It creates a sense of calmness and ease.

? Sharper focus and mental clarity – A clutter-free space reduces distractions, helps the mind to think more clearly and boosts productivity

? Deeper, more restful sleep – A tidy, peaceful environment signals the brain to unwind, making it easier to fall and stay asleep

? More energy and motivation – Clutter drains mental and physical energy. Letting go makes room for new ideas, habits, and a lighter way of life.

? Easier decision-making – Less stuff means less overwhelm. When you only see what matters, your daily decisions (what to wear or cook, and what to focus on), become more deliberate.

? More time for what matters – No more wasting hours searching for lost items or shuffling piles of ‘stuff’. 

Uncluttered space allows you to spend more time with your loved ones, hobbies and other moments of joy.

Letting go doesn’t equal losing. It’s about gaining your freedom. The less stuff you have, the more space there is in your life to actually live it and build.

Spring Cleaning Revitalizes Your Space: There’s more to it than just tidying up

Spring brings a new beginning, not only for our homes but for our mentality. 

The old can be removed to create space for a fresh environment.

Reset your seasonal wardrobe. We hold onto clothes for many reasons – past jobs, occasions, or sizes we hope to fit again.

Asking, ‘Does this reflect who I am now?’ helps simplify decisions. 

It’s easier to get dressed when you let go.

Here are my springtime tips.

Cleaning the Kitchen Counter

The kitchen can be the busiest room in your home. Clutter can add stress to the meal before it even begins.

Clear countertops can make the process of preparing meals simple and creative.

The One-Year Rule For General Spaces

If you haven’t used an item in the past year, then it is probably not necessary. 

The same applies to electronics, books and sentimental items. 

Let go of the past to free up mental and physical energy.

Mindful Tech Declutter

Technology can be a major source of clutter. Unused apps and gadgets are a major contributor to mental overload. 

Organising digital files and deleting apps and clearing outboxes can help reduce distractions.

Clearing Common Areas

The clutter in our living rooms, entranceways and hallways can be overwhelming, but they are important for setting the mood of how we feel when we’re at home. 

Clearing them creates an inviting atmosphere that encourages relaxation.

You can make a difference by doing simple things like cleaning your shoes, sorting your mail, and removing old magazines.

Keeping it Simple: Small Habits to Lasting Change

Once you’ve decluttered your home, maintaining equilibrium doesn’t need to be a difficult task. Quickly tidying up before going to bed can prevent accumulation. 

Designating key areas (like counters and bedside tables) as ‘no-clutter zones’ creates calm and a welcoming start to the day.

It is important to be aware of the things that enter into your space. 

Before adding something new, ask, ‘Does this bring value, or will it just take up space?’

As time passes, it keeps things meaningful and purposeful. 

When there is harmony in a household, the life runs more smoothly. 

We can make small changes to create a more relaxed, calmer home and one that helps us live the lifestyle we want.

Airy Spaces

Brandi Freeze, the founder of Airy Spaces in Sevilla, is an expert on her field.

She is passionate about creating functional, nurturing spaces and helping others. Airy Spaces, a decluttering company, offers customized solutions to bring harmony and balance into homes.

To find inspiration, decluttering ideas, and challenges, visit www.airyspaces.com Follow @airyspaces in social media. Enjoy your decluttering!