【片付け実例#28-1】ダンボール生活からの脱出。動線から考える収納

This time, we received a request from a client who had moved in a full week ago. "I thought I had tried my best to review and organize everything..." they said, but before they knew it, their room was overflowing with cardboard boxes. We went to rescue their 2LDK apartment, where the floor was so cluttered with belongings that walking around felt like an obstacle course! This is the first of four installments of our decluttering YouTube series, focusing on the kitchen! The main reason for the clutter was the numerous cardboard boxes on the floor! Immediately after moving, many people are overwhelmed by the uncertainty of where to put things and end up giving up without even opening the boxes. This time, we'll show you how to create a smoother living space by "securing movement paths" and professional "cardboard box-breaking techniques," along with a realistic demonstration of kitchen decluttering. ____________________ • Subscribe to our channel here: https://youtube.com/@TEAMTAKEMANA?fea... • For business inquiries and workshop requests: [Contact Information] ↓ https://teamtakemana.studio.site/ ■ Takemana (Editor | Organization and Storage Advisor | Room Stylist) Born in 1976, from Kochi Prefecture, currently residing in Tokyo. Representative of the editing production company Time Machine Lab. An editor who has authored 30 books and worked on over 300 other books. Author of "We Built a Small House," which chronicles the process of building and moving into a 15-tsubo (15 tsubo) 70-square-meter detached house in central Tokyo. Currently serializing on the MUJI official website. On Instagram, she shares her life surrounded by her favorite things in a small house.   / takemana_room   ■Pokko (Resetter List® Advisor | Scandinavian-style Organization and Storage Planner) Born in 1985, lives in Nagano Prefecture. Lives with her husband. Became a minimalist in 2022 after getting rid of her television. With the theme of "living easily, happily, and healthily," she works as an online instructor for the self-designed household chore list "Resetter List®," provides in-home decluttering support, and is also a certified disaster prevention specialist. She shares her minimalist lifestyle on Instagram.   / pokko_minimal