Declutter must be one of our most used words in home decor and home staging these days. Its a term that we quite liberally throw around to indicate things out of order, too many things, and too many small things that distract ones view of what we are supposed to be looking at and paying attention to. For prospective home buyers, the seller wants the features of the home to be seen so that buyer might envision themselves living in the space without all your "things" i.e. clutter. Seeing only this. . .
really just confuses the prospective buyer - too many things out of order - what is the purpose and function of this room? So any smart home stager would suggest - declutter. OK eliminating or editing non essential items that will need to be packed away or given away anyway is the PC way of saying get rid of anything not being used in the next month or so and anything smaller than a softball and looking at what the prospective buyer might be seeing the purpose of this space so that voila. . .
It"s a master bedroom! No confusion here now.
By the way, the top picture above is a work in progress. I have the promise of an 8 year old that his "clutter" will not be there when I return in a few months!
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