The Professional Organiser

Thrilled to be featured in in the lifestyle section on how to organise your move. Thank you

Wishing you all a Christmas full of laughter and good food. with lots to look forward to in the New Year.

Yesterday marked the beginning of sorting through a storage unit packed full of pieces from another chapter, with a wonderful new client.
We are unravelling memories, uncovering long forgotten treasures, and slowly working out what belongs where, what should stay, and what deserves a second life in a new home.
Let the sorting, reminiscing, and reimagining begin.

Bridehead is a stunning Regency Manor in West Dorset, home to seven generations of the Williams family for over 220 years. Set among rolling chalk hills, the house and village of Little Bredy. will be conducting the auction sale in their Dorchester saleroom on Thursday 12th and Friday 13th June, with viewing at Bridehead, offering a rare opportunity to experience these remarkable pieces in their original context.

I have had the privilege of working with so many incredible clients over the years, and each project reminds me why i love what i do.

No two jobs are the same, whether it’s packing up a home ready to move, helping to sell items in preperation for a move, unpacking and setting up in a new home but often all three.

Every client has their own story. and i never take for granted the trust they place in me to help make their space feel calm, functional, and truly theirs.

It gives me immense pleasure to be the last person in a house, knowing it’s ready for its next owners. Ensuring all meters have been read, keys are laid out and labeled, and paperwork is neatly arranged, it’s the final touch before a new chapter begins.

This photograph was taken over 4 years ago on my first job. There’s something striking about an empty shelf and its potential. Often, we celebrate shelves for what they hold—books, treasures, memories. But an empty shelf is just as beautiful.

Here’s to the beauty of an empty shelf—perfect as it is.

Moving to a new home is the perfect time to reassess what you would like to keep and what should go, this includes curtains. Curtains can completely transform a room, but not every pair of curtains will work in a new home. That’s where I help my clients decide what to keep and what to sell.
Some curtains hold sentimental value, others no longer fit the style or dimensions of the new space. The key is to be intentional.

Selling your old curtains gives them a second life while making space for something fresh in your new home.

I love this photo of when a removal company went above and beyond, it makes my client feel at home in her first day.
From thoughtful gestures to seamless service, it’s the little things that make a big difference!

You know you’re in the right job when a perfectly packed van makes your day. Also the added bonus is the sun is out, perfect moving weather.

There is a great sense of fulfillment in seeing a home fully cleared and meticulously cleaned, ready to welcome its new owners.