Ok. So you are sold on the benefits of decluttering (What's that? You're not yet? This should help), and you are ready to start organizing your home.  But you have some items that you just don't know where or how to store. 

You aren’t what you own. Don’t let the things you own, own you. Learn to let go. You’ve heard all these clichés before. Maybe you even believe there is some wisdom in them. Maybe you’ve even said them before.

But you are still no closer to decluttering your home are you? You still have boxes piled in the garage and drawers overflowing with who-knows-what. Maybe you even began the twenty-one day decluttering challenge, but you couldn’t finish or you didn’t end up getting rid as much stuff as you wanted to.

Clutter can make its way into all areas of our lives if we aren't diligent in keeping it at bay. Making a conscious effort to stay organized and decluttered can make us more productive at work and school and happier and less-stressed at home. 

The interior design team at OKA put together the following infographic about decluttering stats and the benefits of keeping your organized.