How To Declutter The Master Bedroom

A clutter-free master bedroom will help you rest well at night. This room of your home should make you feel calm, and you should be able to relax when you are in it.

Essentially, it should feel like a peaceful retreat!

Because it is not typically seen by visitors, the master bedroom can easily become a dumping ground for unpacked bags from the store or car, dirty and unfolded clean laundry, and other random items. For this reason, it is often the last place people declutter.

This is the reason I recommend starting your home declutter mission in the master bedroom.

The other rooms will get done, but if you wait on the master bedroom it can get pushed aside when the rest of your house is decluttered and not get done.

As you get started on your decluttering mission, the following checklist, specifically designed for the master bedroom, will give you a great start to getting this room in perfect ‘no-clutter’ condition!

Master Bedroom Declutter Checklist

• Mail
• Paper Documents
• Decorative Pillows
• Linens, Sheets & Blankets
• Stained Bedspread Or Comforter + Dust Ruffle
• Bed Pillows
• Damaged Or Stained Rugs
• Books, Magazines & Journals
• Damaged Window Blinds & Curtains
• Damaged Decor Or Decor You No Longer Like
• Broken Lamps
• Electronic Gadgets, Chargers, Etc.
• Broken Fans & Space Heaters
• Damaged Or No Longer Liked Furniture
• Damaged Or No Longer Liked Knick-Knacks
• Craft Supplies & Projects
• Jewelry
• Scarves
• Perfume & Cologne
• Pens, Pencils, Dried-Out Markers & Sticky Notes
• Items That Do Not Belong In This Room
• All Other Unnecessary Items
• Broken Items

Save the checklist below to refer back to later or share it with a friend that is in ‘declutter mode’ and would love to have more direction and additional ideas! 😊