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Messy room makeover

Sometimes the hardest part is imagining the room without the mess. Redecorly shows you — then this plan gets you there.

Cozy living room after a Redecorly redesign
The same living room before, as photographed
BeforeAfter
Cozy living room — a real Redecorly redesign of one of our test photos. Drag the handle to compare. See this design

See the finish line first

Take a photo of the room exactly as it is — piles, boxes and all — and let Redecorly redesign it. The result clears the clutter and shows the same room styled and calm. Having that picture makes it much easier to start, and to decide what is worth keeping.

A one-afternoon decluttering plan

  • Bring three bags: keep elsewhere, donate, trash.
  • Start with surfaces: clear the bed, desk and floor first so you can see progress fast.
  • Work clockwise around the room so nothing gets handled twice.
  • Give everything a home: if something has no place, it goes in a bag.
  • Finish with five minutes of putting things back where they belong.

Try it on your own room

Snap a photo of your room, pick a style, and see it redesigned in seconds — then shop every piece in the picture.

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Storage that keeps it tidy

Most messy rooms do not have too much stuff so much as too few closed places to put it. Nightstands and dressers with drawers, lidded baskets, under-bed boxes, a laundry hamper and wall hooks prevent the piles from coming back.

Then style it

With the room clear, use the redesign as a guide: a rug to anchor the space, warm lamps, simple bedding or pillows, and one piece of art. The Shop this look list gives you the pieces that match.

Kids and teen rooms

For children, choose storage they can use themselves — open bins at low height, hooks, book ledges. Redecorly's Kids style shows playful layouts that stay organised.

Keep it up

A ten-minute reset each evening and a "one in, one out" rule for new things keep the room looking like the picture.

Mistakes to avoid

  • Buying storage before decluttering — you will buy the wrong sizes.
  • Trying to sort sentimental items first; save them for last.
  • Moving piles from one corner to another.

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