From the age of 12 I can remember always wanting to clean my mams house and make sure everything had a place! While on my summer holidays from school and while my mam was at work, I would have a daily cleaning routine. I always got great satisfaction after I had done all the cleaning and loved to see my mam come in from work delighted that she had less things to do in the house after a hard day’s work.

I worked in quite varied roles through the years from McDonalds Restaurant to Credit Control in the Insurance Industry, Banking/ Mortgage Brokering, Legal Accounts software trainer. I enjoyed filing which is most unusual as that is the job people hate. I loved meeting and helping people but always felt there was something missing.

So I decided to set up my own cleaning business in 2004. I loved it. My own hours, being my own boss, Flexibility… Yes, this was heaven! It was hard work but so rewarding for me. I got to meet some great people who now are incredibly good friends. I got to Rearrange things and help them declutter their homes. I also cleaned solicitors’ offices & doctors’ surgeries. No job was too small, and I loved seeing the different styles in all the homes and offices I worked in.

Always thinking of my next DIY project… Watching every makeover and home organising programmes that was on the telly. The actual excitement in picking colours and planning a room… They got to know me personally in the local paint shop!!

So, on that note I decided to enrol myself in an Interior Design Course… Best decision ever and I enjoyed every minute of it. I changed the décor in my home again just because it was part of my training for my course (Joking, Any excuse) I thought to myself, I love to declutter and while on lockdown I enrolled in a decluttering course, organising your life, home & Office. While doing the last course I thought I m going to combine both my courses and set a up declutter/styling business.

The last five years have been excellent, meeting some lovely clients and helping them declutter their home and corporations. But it's the people I meet that make this journey so rewarding. So much so that it become personal(and private) 

OWNER

Karen Fagan