Simply Happy

18/06/2026

One of my favourite parts of this job is hearing how much of a difference a good declutter can make.
Swipe to read some kind words from recent clients, and a big thank you to everyone who took the time to share. 🧡

14/06/2026

Spot the difference — two garage makeovers!
Both started the same way: a proper declutter, donations sorted, and hard rubbish booked in (did you know you can book a hard rubbish collection in advance in Geelong? Game changer!).
From there, one needed new shelving and containers to make everything easy to find and access. The other already had containers, but needed a body doubling session to get the sorting and decluttering over the line.
Swipe for the results! 👉

12/06/2026

Keeping things just in case? The $20 in 20min trick to help you with decluttering. Check out the whole Nine Lifestyle article for other Professional Organiser tips.

LifestyleHomesThe expert-approved tricks for decluttering ‘just in case’ itemsRachael GavinJune 7, 2026 - 9.57pmShare articleMany of us have had a moment where we’ve been about to get rid of something only to wonder if it would be handy to keep ‘just in case’. Some people decide to hold on...

09/06/2026

Winter coats, wet gloves, scarves and beanies taking over your entryway? Same.
Swipe for some practical, budget-friendly ways to keep it all under control this winter 👉

03/06/2026

Check out this DIY display hack using these empty Madge perfume boxes.

Instead of recycling them, I'm stacking them to create tiered steps for my client's perfume display.

This is one of my favourite kinds of organising. It's sustainable, low cost, and doesn't it look luxe? It's like turning a cupboard into the perfume counter at Myer 💁🏻‍♀️

Do you have product boxes sitting in a drawer right now? Give this a try!

31/05/2026

Spot the difference! 👀

Two kitchen drawers that had stopped making sense. Swipe to see the transformation.

Which drawer in your kitchen needs a bit of extra love? 👇

28/05/2026

Your monthly More Organised Less Clutter podcast recap is here. 🎙️

This month we went drawer by drawer, and it turns out, that's enough! Small, realistic steps that actually work for busy, neurodivergent households who need organisation to fit their life, not the other way around.

Whether you're drowning in kitchen chaos, stuck in the all-or-nothing cycle, or just not sure where to begin, there's an episode in here that’ll help you get unstuck.
Ep240 — Start with just one drawer. The One Drawer Method is a simple way to lower sensory overload and build real momentum without the overwhelm.

Ep241 — A 4-step repeatable framework to organise any drawer without decision fatigue or the pressure to make it perfect.

Ep242 — We put the framework to work on 4 everyday kitchen drawers so they're low-friction, ADHD-friendly and actually support how you cook and live (especially on the hard days).

Ep243 — Big goals but inconsistent follow-through? Business minimalist mentor Saskia Mardi joins us to explore how your systems at home and in business are really running the show.

Thank you to Saskia for joining us this month — find her at
Catch up on any you missed on your favourite podcast app. Tag a friend who needs this one! 👇

26/05/2026

I'm excited to share this one. A budget glam desk makeover using IKEA and Kmart for one of my toughest clients — my teenage daughter!
I transformed a simple IKEA desk into her everyday makeup station using simple budget pieces. Here’s how I did it:
💡 A Kmart LED mirror for bright, even lighting
🪞 Kmart drawer dividers to separate base products, eye products, lip products and beauty blenders
💇 A dedicated drawer for hair tools and accessories so nothing gets tangled
I’m so happy with the result. Now everything has a home, and it’s all easy to reach and put away. The best bit? It didn't cost a fortune!
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25/05/2026

Another Kmart find that's a kitchen game-changer.

We used these simple file racks inside drawers to store saucepan lids and baking trays vertically — and honestly, why aren’t we all doing this already?!
No more precariously balanced lids and wobbly metal stacks. So much easier to grab what you need when you need it.

Have you tried this one at home? 👇

24/05/2026

Another day, another drawer makeover!

This top drawer started as a “school mornings made easy” setup, and like most things, it needed a little refresh.
We tidied it up, cleared out what wasn’t being used anymore, and added a few extra items that are important for where the kids are at now.

Which drawer are you making over this week?