Using the 40 Bags in 40 Days method for creating a calm decluttered master bedroom is a quick and easy way to finally have a room in the house that serves as a peaceful oasis. When it comes to the main bedroom the simpler the better. I am certain that going to sleep and waking up in a room that has less visual clutter creates a better day and more restful sleep at night.
Tips for Purging the Master Bedroom
- A bed, two nightstands and some lamps. Maybe a dresser if the closet is small. (Closet purge here!) Maybe in a certain season of life there will be a bassinet, crib or extra mattress for toddlers tucked in a corner. Clear out all unnecessary unused furniture.
- Clear out each nightstand of old books and magazines.
- Keeping bedding simple and neat makes the room look less cluttered.
- Keep children’s things out of the main bedroom.
What To Purge in the Master Bedroom
- Unused pillows and blankets
- Old magazines and books
- Any children’s toys or items
- Excess photo frames
- All furniture that isn’t used
- Consider transitioning to just using the closet instead of dressers
Oh my goodness! I LOVE how open and airy your bedroom looks! Such a place of rest!! Beautiful!!!
I love your cleaning/organizing posts. I tend to be somewhat of a minimalist, but your posts inspire me to be even more so. Thanks for a great blog. –Etta M
Your bedroom is beautiful. Do you think your bedroom carpet would work in a great room? Love the color.
It's in the whole house and works wonderful everywhere. It's a medium color-not too light.
Really beautiful! I'm in awe of how clutter-free your spaces are. Thank you for the inspiration!
This makeover is absolutely beautiful! I love how you keep everything so simple and clean looking. I am looking forward to seeing how you organize your closet!
You are amazing! I think I need to simplify. I have way too many towels and sheets are they are all stuffed into my linen closet.