by Natalie Morey | Mar 5, 2025 | Declutter tips, Organise, Organising, Tips
With the start of a new season, it’s the perfect time for a mini declutter. Get your winter wardrobe neat and organised with these smart storage solutions.
1) Fold bulky jumpers instead of hanging them to prevent stretching. Fold in short even stacks to prevent them from falling over.

2) Use drawer dividers or containers to keep jumpers grouped neatly. Felt ones are great as your woollen clothes won’t catch on them.

3) Adjustable draw dividers is another way to help keep bulky items organised.

4) Use acrylic dividers. These clip onto your shelves and are the perfect solution to keep items grouped and stacked upright.

by Natalie Morey | Mar 4, 2025 | Declutter tips, Organise, Organising, Tips
As an industry leader, The Lifestylers Group is often called upon to provide information and advice.
Here we are featured in the Bunnings Magazine. Declutter your home: 16 easy tips

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by Natalie Morey | Nov 7, 2024 | Declutter tips, Organise, Organising, Tips
With only 7 weekends till Christmas, here’s 7 tips to get organised this Christmas.
1. Create a Christmas Checklist
- Why: Having a visual timeline can help you break down tasks into manageable chunks.
- How: Mark important dates such as parties, school or sporting breakups and deadlines for holiday cards or meals. Write down tasks like shopping, decorating and wrapping gifts. Assign deadlines to each task so you stay on track.
2. Start Gift Shopping Early (and Make a List)
- Why: Avoid the stress of last-minute shopping and ensure you find thoughtful gifts.
- How: Make a list of everyone you need to shop for, along with ideas for each person. Check off each name as you purchase or order the gifts. Consider shopping online to save time and avoid crowded stores.
3. Declutter and Organise Your Space
- Why: A tidy home creates a peaceful environment for the holidays and makes room for gifts and decorations.
- How: Spend a couple of weekends decluttering key areas like your entryway, living room and kitchen. Donate or sell items you no longer use. Also, consider organising your storage spaces so you can easily access your holiday decorations when it’s time to put them up.
4. Plan Your Holiday Meals Early
- Why: Planning ahead helps you avoid the chaos of last-minute grocery runs and ensures you don’t forget any ingredients.
- How: Create a menu for all meals you’ll be hosting and make a shopping list. Consider ordering non-perishable items in advance or using delivery services to save time. If you’re hosting multiple people, coordinate with guests about what they’ll bring.
5. Set a Budget
- Why: Avoid financial stress by sticking to a holiday budget.
- How: Use a spreadsheet or budgeting app to track expenses and stick to your limits. Include a buffer for unexpected expenses (like shipping fees or extra ingredients).
6. Tackle Holiday Cards Early
- Why: Sending cards can be time-consuming, so starting early helps you avoid rushing through them.
- How: Address envelopes and write personalized notes in advance. If you’re ordering custom cards, plan ahead for printing and shipping times. Set aside time to send them out before the holidays get too hectic.
7. Prepare for Guests
- Why: You want your guests to feel welcome
- How: If you’re hosting, prepare your guest room or space. This might mean decluttering or clearing out items to make space or planning for additional meals or activities. Consider if you need to buy extra presents so everyone gets a gift on Christmas day?
By following our 7 tips to get organised this Christmas, hopefully you’ll give yourself more time to relax and enjoy the true spirit of the season without feeling overwhelmed. And if you are feeling overwhelmed, then contact The Lifestylers Group. Our team of Professional Organisers love helping people to declutter and organise their homes.
by Natalie Morey | Aug 1, 2024 | Tips
If you are after a Father’s Day gift that’s a little different and might even help keep Dad organised, then look no further. Father’s Day is not far away so here’s 5 Father’s Day gift ideas, with something for every type of Dad.
- Personalised Wooden Coin Tray

Fathers Day Gift – Wooden Coin Tray
It’s a stylish and practical wooden coin tray that you can personalise with initial’s and message of your choice. A great storage solution, this wooden tray is the perfect place to keep keys, change and accessories.
It’s not too big either, the solid beech wooden tray measures 13cm x 13cm x 2.5cm and is 1cm deep.
2. Super Hero Dad

Fathers Day Gift – Super Hero Poster
A super print to let Dad know how special he is (even if he can’t fly or climb up walls).
3. V8 Race Car Driving

Fathers Day Gift – V8 Race Car Driving
Go V8 racing for the ultimate thrill. This V8 driving experience will have you strapped in and roaring to go for a spectacular 4 laps around a real racetrack. Dad will be taught pro driving techniques and talked through his experience through an intercom, getting him up to speeds of up to 200kph!
3. Gold Class Movie Tickets

Dad can enjoy an afternoon or evening at the movies in style. Gold Class Cinemas features luxury reclining seats and state of the art cinema technology, a full service bar and gourmet food with personal waiter service.
4. Garage Make Over

Garage Makeover
Instead of another boring tie or DVD try a gift that is a little more practical. Dad’s love gifts that they can use over and over again, especially if it helps them organise their favourite places in the house. And, if you’ve ever spent any time in a disorganised man cave or a messy garage you will know how helpful a little organisation can be. Get Dads garage decluttered and organised by a professional organiser. Contact the experts at organising, The Lifestylers Group.
Gift vouchers available.
5. Man Cave or Office Make Over

Home Office
Get Dads Man Cave or office organised once and for all. A professional organiser will declutter, sort and get his Man Cave or office looking schmick and organised. Gift vouchers are available.
We hope our 5 father’s day gift ideas have given you some inspiration. For more information on our Fathers Day Gift Vouchers contact us.
by Natalie Morey | Sep 11, 2023 | Declutter tips, Home Organisation
- Set aside a dedicated time to declutter your garage, such as a weekend or a few evenings. This will allow you to focus on the task at hand without interruption.
- Start by removing everything from your garage and sorting it into different categories. This can include categories such as tools, sports equipment, gardening supplies and holiday decorations.
- Get rid of items that you no longer need or use. If something has been unused for over a year, it’s likely that you can do without it. Consider donating or selling items that are still in good condition.
- Invest in storage solutions such as shelves, cabinets and hooks to help keep your garage organised. This will allow you to keep items off the floor and create designated spaces for different categories of items.
- Group similar items together to make them easier to find. For example, keep all your gardening tools in one area and all your sports equipment in another.

- Make use of vertical space by hanging items on the walls or from the ceiling. This can include things like bicycles, ladders and tools. Utilise wall-mounted storage systems or install pegboards to maximize storage space.
- Label storage containers and shelves to make it easier to find what you need. This will help prevent items from getting misplaced or forgotten about.
- Take advantage of wall space by installing hooks or racks to hang items such as shovels, rakes and brooms. This will keep them off the floor and free up space.
- Create a designated workspace or area for specific activities, such as a workbench for DIY projects or a space for gardening. This will help keep your garage organised and make it easier to find and store the necessary tools and equipment.
- Regularly maintain and clean your garage to prevent clutter from building up again. Dedicate a few minutes each week to organising and tidying up, so you can enjoy a clutter-free space