Organise your home around the way you actually live.
Whether you're a busy professional in a compact condo or share a busy home with kids, Get Sorted & Co helps you decide what stays and gives everything a place based on how you use it, so you can open any cupboard, even with guests watching.
Most decluttering starts by throwing things out. I start with what matters to you, so every decision after that is easier and the result lasts.
Before we touch a single thing, you and I talk about the life you want and what matters most in it: your Big Rocks. They become your yardstick, so every decision after this is quicker, and yours.
Together, we empty one area and sort everything into four groups, not just keep or toss. You finally see what you own, and nothing leaves without your word.
Every item you keep gets an address, based on where you actually use it, not where it's "supposed" to go. Storage is bought last, so nothing is wasted.
I test what's working and adjust what isn't, then leave you small habits so the mess doesn't creep back. A home that stays this way, not just for a week.
Three short diagnostics, done together before anything is moved, so every hour after that is spent on the right thing.
A short diagnostic checklist pinpoints why your home keeps filling up, whether it's decisions you've put off, things with no home, or items you're keeping for someone else. You'll know exactly where to start, and why it hasn't worked before.
I map how you naturally use, store and put things away, so every item gets an address that suits you. That's why it stays tidy without willpower, and why you can find what you own the moment you need it.
Before we sort anything, I help you identify what matters most in your life. With that as your yardstick, every decision gets clearer, and you'll never be pushed to part with what you love.
You don't just get a tidier space. You get a record of why it wasn't working, and a plan for keeping it this way.
Questions about the life you want and what matters to you, sent before we meet, so our time together goes on decisions, not background.
A simple checklist you complete with your workbook before we meet. On the day, we read your results together to see whether your barrier sits with you, your things or your space.
What we found, your Big Rocks, where your barrier actually sits, and the habits that will keep your home working. Yours to return to when life gets busy.
You do not have too much. You have too few decided homes.— From a real report, shared with permission
Space is not empty.
Space is everything.
You might come to me about a wardrobe. You'll leave with more than a tidy wardrobe: clear decisions about what belongs in your life, and a home set up for how you want to live.
Pick the one space that frustrates you most. You and I work through it together, deciding what belongs and giving every item an address. You'll see how the rest of your home could feel.
Area by area, I help you decide what belongs in the life you're living now, and set up each room to support it. One area per session, so you'll see a finished space every time.
How many sessions? Most one-bedroom homes need at least 4. Larger homes, or homes with more belongings, take more. I’ll estimate yours on the free call.
A discreet reset of your office, with personal and confidential items handled with care and every decision made with you. Walk back into a workspace that helps you think.
| One Space | Whole Home | Executive Office | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free 20-minute call | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Pre-session workbook | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Diagnostics | Hurdles & values | All three | All three |
| Measured storage list | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Values conversation with your partner | — | ✓ | — |
| Written report and upkeep plan | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Confidentiality agreement (NDA) | — | — | ✓ |
From the first homes I worked in, while building this practice.
The clutter made my home feel heavy, and I rarely invited people over because it didn't reflect me. Mei Yee and I reset it area by area, using simple systems that worked with what I already had. Now I know exactly where everything is, and my home finally aligns with who I am: airy, grounded and welcoming. I am proud to share it with others.
Since moving to a smaller home with my family, things kept piling up. You just know it's not right, but you don't know how to make it right. I watched organising videos and bought storage I wasn't sure about, and was scared of wasting money on the wrong thing. Mei Yee showed me where to start. Now I'm sure where everything belongs, I don't waste time thinking about it, and I realised I actually have enough space.
Stuff kept piling up in certain zones of my house, and I felt really stuck and unmotivated. Mei Yee and I worked through my wardrobe together. Afterwards, getting ready in the morning just flowed. I wasn't swimming against a current just to get out the door.
My office held years of personal papers, and I never had the time to face them. I wouldn't hand that to my secretary. It needed someone I trust, with no stake in my life, who wouldn't judge what they saw. Mei Yee handled it with complete discretion, and my office is finally clear and organised.
Flamenco is the dance of life: passionate, intense and elegant at once.
When I moved into my first condo, the kitchen was a walk-through pantry along the corridor from the front door. There was no room for anything I didn't use.
So I let go: book collections, collectables from childhood, letters and gifts I kept out of obligation. The one thing I kept was a flamenco dancer, a birthday gift. It reflects who I am, so it stayed.
Even with less, the flat only worked once every part of it had what it needed within reach. I started designing small systems around how I actually lived, not how a home is "supposed" to work.
I was also stepping into a new season of my life, and my home had to support who I was becoming. That's why I start with you, what matters to you and the life you want, before we touch a single thing.
Before this, I spent a decade in international business and worked as a strategic initiatives consultant, untangling complex problems and building systems people actually use. I bring the same approach to homes.
What I care about most: helping people know what they value, so they buy less and keep what matters. A home that reflects you is also a home with less waste.
The things people wonder about before they let someone into their home. If yours isn't here, ask me on the free call.
Because I don't start by moving things. I start by finding out why they're there: a decision you've put off, an item with no home, or something you're keeping for someone else. Fix the reason and the clutter stops coming back. Everything you keep gets an address based on how you actually live, so putting things back takes no willpower.
That describes most homes in Singapore. I never sort anyone's belongings without them, and couples start with a values conversation together, so you agree on what matters before a single drawer is opened. Your helper is welcome to join and learn the new system, but the decisions about each item stay with you.
It stays when the system matches your habits. Before I finish, I test what's working and adjust what isn't. With a Whole Home Reset, your written report maps where everything now lives. The habit that matters most takes a few minutes a day: putting things back at their address.
One Space Reset is from S$480 for one session, with your workbook, diagnostics and a measured storage list. Whole Home Reset is from S$1,980 for the first four sessions, then S$440 per extra session. Most one-bedroom homes need at least four; larger homes, or homes with more belongings, take more, and I'll estimate yours on the free call. Whole Home also adds your partner values conversation and a written report. Upgrade from One Space within 30 days and you pay only the difference. Executive Office Reset is by quotation. Weekends cost the same as weekdays. After our free call, I send a quotation; a 50% deposit confirms your dates, and the balance is due on your final session. I work across Singapore; overseas clients are welcome, and we discuss those on a call.
A one-bedroom condo typically takes four to five sessions, one area each. Families and larger homes take longer. Some single spaces need more than one session too: a wardrobe holding many years of clothes, for example. I'll tell you honestly on the call, so the quotation reflects your home, not a guess.
Not before we start, and often not much. Storage is always the last step. Once we know what's staying, I measure and give you a list of exactly what to buy, in what size and how many. We reuse what you already own wherever we can.
Before we start, you fill in a short workbook so our time together goes on decisions, not background. On the day, we empty the area, sort everything into four groups, not just keep or toss, and give every item you keep an address. Halfway through, we stop for tea. Deciding is tiring, and a short break means the second half of your decisions are as good as the first. Sessions run four to five hours, including the diagnostics.
With a Whole Home or Executive Office Reset, a written report: your diagnostics, what we decided and why, where everything now lives, and the few habits that will keep it that way. It's your reference when life gets busy again.
You decide where they go, and you take them there. I give you a list of where to donate, sell and recycle in Singapore, matched to what you're letting go.
Most people feel that way before a first session. Clutter is usually a backlog of decisions, not a reflection of who you are. I don't just promise not to judge: no photos without your written permission, what I see stays with me, and nothing leaves without your yes.
Yes. I never share your name, address or anything I see in your home, and I never photograph or post your home without your written consent. Your privacy is part of the service, not an extra.
We start with one private walkthrough, 60 to 90 minutes, to agree simple rules: what to keep, archive, shred or return. I sort to those rules while you're away. Anything outside them goes into a sealed box marked for your review, which you go through in one short sitting. Confidential papers never leave the room, and I'm happy to sign a confidentiality agreement (NDA).
Never. Keeping something is a valid decision. My job is to help you decide clearly, then give what you keep a proper place.
A monthly newsletter for when your home feels stuck and you don’t know where to start. Real stories from real homes, and one small step to get yours working for you again.
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My home finally aligns with who I am: airy, grounded and welcoming.
I am proud to share it with others.