Start Here to Get Organized for 2025 - Messy Home Makeover

Do you want to get an organized home in the New Year?! The best place to start decluttering and organizing is 100% YOUR BEDROOM. In this Home Organization Makeover, I'll show you the best way to declutter and organize your clothing and your entire bedroom! Let's Get Organized for 2025!

What did you think of this Cluttered Bedroom Makeover? Before and after makeovers are the best part of my job! If you like them too, follow Clutterbug because I have more makeovers coming soon!

Products Used in Krista's Makeover:

00:00 Introduction
01:15 Krista's Bug Style
02:01 Krista's Clutter Identity
02:32 Decluttering Tools
03:09 First Steps
04:32 Decluttering Rules
05:30 Death of Decluttering!
06:28 Bonus Rule
07:31 Time Capsule Box
09:24 Jean Declutter
10:15 Bathing Suit Declutter
12:24 Accessory Declutter
13:38 Power of an Hour
15:21 Day Two
16:28 Joe Building
18:00 Day Three
18:49 Sort before Organizing
19:24 Organizing Tips
26:06 Reveal
32:20 End Story

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[lillianmartinez]

Cass, you have kicked HGTV in the butt!! This is your own channel on your own terms! If you can, for 2025, please make these "in person" make overs a main part of your content. I think that it will make you reach 2 million followers! TFS!! 💕🌴😎

[kristabecker]

When the video first opened and you said you were making over Krista's room....i was like....oh i wish! Cause that's my name. Then my husband and i were sitting on the couch joking that it would be funny if her husband's name was Jeff, cause thats my husband's name....so when you asked Krista what her husbands name is and she said just started laughing hysterically and my husband looked flabbergasted. Too crazy!! Amazing makeover....it was beautiful!

[alliedanielle]

I did my room a few months ago and the change in my mental health and my productivity was such a large, positive turn around. I would recommend starting there when you begin to declutter or organize. It was like a snowball effect for the rest of my home and life.

[staceymartin]

I LOVE "We don't keep bullies in our closet!" Mind-blowing mindset change. Thank you, Cas!

[cutiesue]

My husband doesn't normally care to watch my organizing videos with me, but he did watch this one, and, shortly after, a miracle happened! My husband went and cleaned up his side of the closet! Thank you, Cass!

[JamieBriggs-rm]

I love when you go into peoples' homes - the transformations are phenomenal!

[suzyparrino]

I really like the idea of switching 'donating' to 'GIFTING' ... small but might mindset change 🎉

[BashfulBardess]

Whenever I lack the motivation to clean, organize, or declutter, I just watch one of your videos and it gets me right in the mood to get to work! 😂

[peggyk.]

This is REAL life! Thank you, Cass, for showing real people and real spaces! Krista, I’m so proud of you!

[AmandaJYoungs]

Any organiser who tells her client she has a "redonkulous" amount of stuff is worth her weight in gold, as far as I'm concerned. As an anxious client, riddled with shame and guilt for not being perfect (!), I'm sure this fun word would tell me straight away that everything was going to be OK, that a way would be found that would work for ME, and we would have fun along the way. I love you, Cas, you're so brilliant and accepting and that is why you are my favourite organiser and declutter queen. You inspire me with every video you make, and the story at the end of each video always makes me smile. You don't hold yourself above us and make us feel inferior - you feel more like a friend who just happens to have worked this particular part of life out a bit better than I have and who is willing to share how to sort things out for me. Thank you!

[bethanycordell]

Obsessed with the phrase "we don't keep bullies in our closet." Thank you!

[lollyhamilton]

The bedroom was brilliant but what I found really inspiring was the spare room, because an hour made such a difference. And yes I know there were some extra hands on board but even so, that was impressive.

[arlineswardson]

Cas, I love when you do videos of organizing real people’s homes! It’s so easy to relate and be inspired by these transformations! Excellent job! 💕💕

[tbryan]

Speaking of "fashionista", girl, your wardrobe lately is next level. Your new system must be doing the trick. I also want to let you know that out of all the "decluttering" people I follow, you are the best at making the final reorganized area look the best. It's not just functional, but is pretty too, even with inexpensive items. You just have a way with it.

[CanadianKeto-vore]

So as a I have learned I am a butterfly... a very strong one.... I understand myself for the first time and I am finding solutions to problems I have. I had tried bins in the past but everything ended up on top of them instead of inside them. Now I have removed the covers and things are ending up where they need to be. But besides finding my organizational style has been the permission to get rid of things that make you feel bad. When I was 8 I was gifted a Shirley Temple Doll from the 1930's. When I was 12 my parents went through a rough time where we moved towns (4 hours) and many of my posseessions ended up in relatives attics to be discovered by cousins. Well needless to say I didn't get any of it back.. but one thing I had taken with me was my doll. When I was 14 a cousin who was visiting from out of province must have been upset with me (I really don't remember) but after she left I found my doll in the closet with its eyes pushed out. As hard as I tried I could not repair her and I have dragged her around in a box ever since always planning one day to have her repaired. Well other children (possibly trying to repair her) had broken her arms and legs off. So there she laid in a box with broken arms and legs, head removed and eyes gouged out. Me knowing there really is no way to repair her now... but not ready to let go. And every time I saw her the bad feelings would come over me. Well today I have let her go. I have a fond memory of the surrogate "grandfather" who gave her to me who has long since passed, I have fond memories of finding her on my bed in the old farmhouse 50 years ago. I can now let go of the rest. Thank you so much for helping me see that it was time to let her go.

[DrMaryVision]

The way you are kind and empathetic, but also firm and honest is so inspiring. It’s motivational magic. Also, I love watching you punch the air and sing a little happy note throughout the process. ❤

[jennyjenkins]

What a way to kick off 2025... this was so awesome!

[maryokeefe]

So yesterday I could only tolerate decluttering for 10 mins and had to stop from anxiety, so this morning I set my timer for 30 mins and decluttered my closet clothing in 33 minutes. It is now half empty!!! Thank you, Cas!!!🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤

[cyndij]

These are my favorite videos when you work with clients. Great job decluttering! Personally, I find hanging clothes the easiest and fastest. Straight out of the dryer onto a hanger. Pants are hung by the cuff onto a pants hanger. But that's just me, a cricket.

[DM-ssfm]

I love it when you do people's houses. She did a great job of letting things go. You found a great organizing solution for her.