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Books > Health, Home & Family > Home & house maintenance > Home furnishing & decoration > General
Cut the clutter, live better with less, give yourself headspace,
and enjoy life more. Create Space shows you how to turn chaos into
calm and discover the health and wellbeing benefits of living in an
organised home. Dilly Carter from BBC One's Sort Your Life Out, is
here to provide you all the tips and tricks to declutter your mind
and home. Inside the pages of this informative, minimalism book,
you'll discover: - A room-by-room guide to organising your home -
Step-by-step guides and quick tips for simple sorting and storage
solutions - A fresh, relatable take on the link between mental
wellbeing and decluttering - The author and founder of Declutter
Dollies, Dilly Carter's inspirational personal story A master class
in detoxing your home Packed with practical solutions, advice and
techniques, this book will teach you how to declutter your home,
simplify your living space, and find a more organised and peaceful
life. Explore step-by-step methods that you can adapt and sustain
for your own needs so you can live better with less. Discover the
connection between outer order and inner calm in this self-help
book. By clearing out your home, you can also clear your mind,
improve your relationships, and enhance your wellbeing. When you
stop allowing your life to revolve around mess and clutter, you
instantly gain energy to focus on the things that matter. Get Ready
to Reclaim Your Space, Your Time, and Your Mind Today! It's never
too late to reorganise your home into a place of sanctuary. This
book will give you the motivation to get rid of your mental and
physical clutter, and will help you to get back on track in all
areas of your life. Hailed as "London's Marie Kondo", Dilly Carter
from Declutter Dollies offers a refreshing book that's perfect for
any interior design lover, or homemaker.
It's official, plants are cool. They conjure up exotic places,
bring nature indoors and make you feel better. Who wouldn't choose
to share a space with them - but where do you start? The good news
is there's a plant for every windowsill or shelf, for every shady
yard or front door step. And whatever your style - from urban sleek
to shabby chic to retro - there are plants that will fit into your
life and make it brighter and more interesting. Get Plants picks up
on this trend by putting plants front and centre of a new book for
a wide general audience, especially those that don't see themselves
as gardeners. It shows that with a little know-how you can find a
plant that will flourish in the many different "ecological niches"
available in and around your home from shady basement stairwell to
south-facing windowsill. Exciting contemporary photography shows
how they pep up your living space and give a taste of the
satisfaction you get in looking after them. This is an opportunity
to showcase intriguing sundews and lithops, grow large majestic
trees from seed to keep on your front step (for a while) and find
out a bit of plant science along the way - why do orchid flowers
last so long, why must you keep water topped up in the funnel of a
bromeliad? The book draws on the work of the Royal Botanic Gardens,
Kew - its scientific work, plant hunting and fieldwork, plant
collections and horticultural knowledge. Throughout the book author
Katherine Price weaves in the expert advice of Kew's gardeners and
scientists, distilling the essence of Kew's expertise into
practical use. This no-nonsense, beautiful book is a practical
guide guaranteed to inspire any reader.
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