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How to bring order to the chaos after moving? All the best tips in one place!

31 July 2026 By janice Reading time: 2 minutes
How to bring order to the chaos after moving? All the best tips in one place! Living tips

Yes, the move is complete! After packing up and moving everything, all your belongings are finally in your new home. Now the unpacking can begin! Almost everyone sorts through their things before packing for a move. But don’t be fooled: not everything will fit into your new space seamlessly. How do you tackle this effectively? Read our post-move tips below!

It might be that your new home is smaller, you’ve moved in with a partner, or the layout is different; you won’t always find an easy spot for everything. You probably know the feeling: some items find their place right away, while for others, it’s not so simple. The result: unpacked boxes blocking your way, plus furniture and side tables that no longer look right in your new interior, but you just can’t bring yourself to throw away.

Gather all these items together and decide what you want to do with each piece:

Keep items you use often and want to stay close by

The first tip for after your move is to look at which items you want to keep nearby. That lovely small bench that used to look so great in your old living room but doesn’t quite fit now—it could serve a purpose in a different room! For instance, in the bedroom at the foot of your bed or in a dressing room. Or that bookshelf full of textbooks that used to be in the study—it might actually be a great feature in your new living room!

By thinking creatively about space, you can find a new home for many items where they still look great without getting in the way.

Keep items that are valuable to you, even if you don’t use them often

The second tip for after your move: if you’re downsizing or moving in together, you’ll need to make more efficient use of your available space. Some things simply won’t fit anymore. Think of Christmas decorations, puzzles, board games, your grandmother’s antique cabinet, or holiday gear (like surfboards, skis, and suitcases).

A convenient and affordable solution is to store them off-site in a nearby ALLSAFE Mini Storage facility. Starting from just €1.40 per week, you can rent a unit that holds up to 10 full moving boxes! You choose the size of your unit and have access 7 days a week, from early morning until late at night. Think of it as an extra room or closet that you can easily access whenever you need something. By storing items you rarely use, you create space and peace of mind at home—and who couldn’t use that after a stressful move?!

Give away or throw away items you realize you no longer want

Nobody likes throwing things away at first. Yet, there will always be items you truly know you’ll never use again. Perhaps you can make friends or family happy with them? Thrift stores are also always grateful for usable items.

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