Downsizing Tips for Moving Into a Tiny Home

  • By Tony Mers
  • 14 Dec, 2021

Moving from any sized home into a tiny house can seem overwhelming but also exhilarating. You’re probably wondering how to begin the downsizing process before the move. We’ve got the downsizing tips for moving into a tiny home that will keep you motivated from start to finish.

Throw a Packing Party

There will be packing, and there will be a party, but the difference is that you’re not packing for a move. This concept was created by The Minimalists and took off from there. Gather your friends and family, some good food, and drinks, then pack up all your belongings. Upack certain items as you need them over the next few weeks.

You’ll discover the possessions you genuinely need and can donate or sell the rest. Anything that doesn’t get packed has to go.

Begin With One Room

If the idea of downsizing your whole house overwhelms you, start with a single room. It’s easier to see the impact of decluttering on your home when it’s confined to specific areas. If you’re finding that tackling a whole room is too much, begin with a drawer or cabinet.

Start With Stuff You’re Excited To See Go

It’s more challenging to let go of items that have sentimental value. Instead, begin with the stuff you can’t wait to watch exit the house. Have a painting you’ve been itching to get rid of? Is there a set of dishes that you are ready to watch go bye-bye? What about a group of books that you never got around to reading?

Letting go of easy stuff will provide you the momentum to get started.

Get Rid of One Thing a Day

Another downsizing tip for moving into a tiny home is to start by getting rid of one thing each day. If you’re ready to downsize but dreading the idea of spending time shuffling through all your belongings, try beginning with one item at a time.

Start with those bunch of markers that no longer work or those jeans with the rip that you never wear anymore. This starting point will give you the drive to keep going until the downsizing is complete.

Once you’re ready for your tiny house, give One Call Logistics a ring for their expert tiny house transport service.

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