Bring in light, order, and a new perspective to refresh your space. Here’s how to create a fresh look for your home that’s more than rearranged.

Organization shouldn't come at the expense of design

Spring cleaning is more than dusting forgotten corners and parting ways with items you swore you’d use. It’s about getting organized, where the best storage solutions don’t just hide things; they make a space feel intentional.

The art of decluttering starts with choosing the right furniture. 

Consider storage with intention

Not all storage is created equal. Tossing things into bins might clean a space for a minute, but it won’t keep the chaos away. The key is choosing pieces that contain the mess and help you stay organized.

A well-designed sideboard makes all the difference, giving you a place to tuck away dinnerware, books, or your ever-growing stack of magazines you swear you’ll read someday. 

The Ezri Sideboard is the perfect solution! Effortless storage in style.

Declutter, but don’t sterilize

Minimalism doesn’t mean getting rid of everything you love—it’s about curating what stays.

The secret is in the negative space. Leave a little breathing room between objects so the eye isn’t overwhelmed. Open shelving makes it easy to strike that balance. 

The Taunton Shelving Unit creates space for books, ceramics, and personal treasures without making a room feel heavy. 

Storage disguised with clever design

Hidden storage is an easy way to keep a space feeling calm and uncluttered.

Instead of letting remotes, magazines, and those ‘had to have’ coasters take over, why not tuck everything neatly inside a storage-friendly coffee table?

The Privado Storage Coffee Table makes it easy to keep things out of sight but within reach. And the best part? It doesn’t look like storage. Just a sleek, functional piece that keeps your space clean and simple.

Privado Storage Coffee Table

Give books and knick-knacks a home

A well-styled bookcase is less about filling every shelf and more about curating what stays. 

Think, a mix of books, sculptural objects, and a trailing plant or two to add some movement.

Keep the layout varied but intentional—group things in odd numbers, balance taller pieces with lower ones, and leave breathing room so it doesn’t feel heavy.

The Edmund Bookcase has a clean, open design that makes styling effortless. Offering enough structure to keep things organized without making a room feel crowded.

The finishing touches

Once the deep clean is done, add a few final elements that make your space complete. A soft throw draped over a chair, fresh greenery to bring in life, or a scented candle to reset the energy. 

Because spring cleaning isn’t just about removing things—it’s about reimagining your home in a way that feels fresh, effortless, and entirely yours.

If you’re looking for pieces that make organization easy, City Home has a great selection of storage options and furniture with hidden storage featured in our Spring Collection. Everything you need to transform your space and master the art of spring cleaning.