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"Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful."
William Morris, 19th century designer
 Small urban patioDeclutter and tidy the smallest outside areas to create more space and make it usable and more enjoyable to be in. Treat it like another room. |  Bedroom soft furnishingsAdd textures and colour to bedroom soft furnishings. |  Kerb appealIt is the outside not just the inside which matters. The front of your property will be the first and last impression of your home. Make it as inviting as possible. |
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 Organising the familySo much easier to find what you need when each person has their own box of toiletries. |  Family storageIn a large cabinet, it is easier to find what you need if it is tidy and sorted - and looks better. |  Nanna's piano stoolRe-upholstering a family heirloom can give it a new lease of life as well as fitting in better with changed decor. |
 Home Styling (before and after)Moving possessions around for best effect and maximum impact. |  Contemporary v TraditionalContemporary and traditional can work well together. |  Ready for saleAfter a declutter, staged for Estate Agent photos. |
 Textures and colourTextures and thread detail on cushions add interest to a plain sofa or armchair. |  Special thingsDecluttering is about keeping what you love and enjoying what you surround yourself with. |  The perils of Man CavesDespite living with a Jack of all trades, it doesn't have to look like this! Turn chaos into a very useful, organised area where you can find what you need. |
 No longer neededOne man's rubbish, is another man's treasure. If you no longer need it, use it or love it, someone else will - give it to family, friends or Charity. |  AtticsAttics should ideally be used for Christmas decorations and a limited amount of memorabilia. |  Decluttered bedroomDecluttering gives tenants or buyers (or yourself) a sense of space to use the room for whatever is needed. A bedroom, a nursery, an office or a playroom? |
 Calm conservatoryWhat was once a chaotic, under-used conservatory, is now an ordered, relaxing space to be enjoyed and used to its full potential. |
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