A visually organized master closet, mirrors the organizational style of Bees.
What is your organizational style?
The Clutter Bug Philosophy is founded on the idea that there are four types of organizational styles: the Ladybug, Bee, Cricket, and Butterfly. Each of these organization types focus on distinct needs with visual and practical organization.
Ladybugs– are beautiful on the outside but struggle to not be messy on the inside. They are stressed out by surface clutter, so they tend to have junk drawers to keep their mess hidden. They struggle to find the time to maintain a daily organizing system that requires time and effort.
Bees– are very visual. They love to see their unfinished works and typically have several projects going on simultaneously. They often leave these projects out, believing they will come back to finish them. They really like to hold on to stuff and think everything will have a future benefit. Open shelving with clear containers is typically the best option for bees.
Crickets– truly are perfectionists. Unfortunately, they often don’t have the time to perfectly organize so sometimes they end up not organizing at all. They prefer minimal clutter, and they LOVE to micro-organize everything. They prefer having an organization style that is very meticulous and hidden. Crickets prefer visual simplicity on the outside.
Butterflies– are incredibly visual! If it is out of sight, it is out of mind and might as well not exist. They love to have quick and easy access to the things they love the most. They are not detail oriented in organizing and they fear forgetting what they have.
Take the free online test to find out what your organizational style is! https://clutterbug.me/what-clutterbug-are-you-test