Thinking about downsizing or selling? Not everything in your home will fetch top dollar — younger buyers favor minimalism, mid-century modern, and branded items, while big brown furniture, china sets, and souvenirs struggle to sell. Learn what really moves on today’s secondary market, from jewelry and art to nostalgic goods and tools, plus tips for letting go with less stress.

When your parents offer you something, it’s rarely just about the object. It’s a piece of their history, their identity—and a way of saying, ‘I want a part of me to live on through you.’ But that doesn’t mean you have to squeeze a 1930s Singer sewing machine cabinet next to your sleek, modern sofa.

When you say, “One day, this will all be yours,” and your adult children reply, “Noooo!”—it can feel like a punch to the heart. This post explores how to share your treasures in ways your family can appreciate, without overwhelming them. Because your kids absolutely love you… they just don’t always love your stuff.

Clearing out a loved one’s home is never just about “stuff.”

If you feel overwhelmed by the daunting task of “decluttering”, follow these six easy steps to clear the clutter without losing your cool!

Lyn’s Daughter helps you keep what you Need, Use, and Love.

Lyn’s Daughter is a NASMM @Home Specialist and can help you put a plan in place helping you to live vibrantly at home on your own terms!

The absolute hardest part of downsizing is dealing with family memorabilia. We ask three key questions to help our clients make tough decisions.

With technology constantly advancing, like a new iPhone coming out every year, the rate at which we create e-waste is rising exponentially. So what do you do with the devices that you’re no longer using? Recycle.

A simple thing can change your life—like tripping on loose carpeting or a rug that has slipped out of place. The good news is that it’s easier than you might think to make small changes at home to keep yourself, and/or a loved one safe at home!

A clutter-free home is important to reduce tripping and fall hazards. Clearing the clutter enables your home to be safe and accessible if you’re planning to stay in your home as long as possible.