Step three: Group
“When everything is out, it’s easier to group,” Dilly added.
“What you want to do is look at the things that are similar – so maybe all the alcohol goes together, our soft drinks go together, chocolate bars and crisps.”
At this stage, you can also write labels for each group of items.
Step four: Organise
Dilly continued: “Now we’ve cleared the space, cleaned it and regrouped it, we’re now going to reorganise it.
“I’ve given each shelf a purpose, so all my drinks are at the top, snacks and then breakfast on the bottom two.
“I also like to use containers, they neaten the aesthetic, and you don’t overfill shelves or cupboards.”
Once the shelves are organised, add your labels.
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