From clutter to structure is a home organisation workshop designed by four final year students from Nanyang Technological University

24 February 2016
7pm – 9pm
BoConcept @ Paragon, #04-01
If you feel the need for a real Spring clean, these guys could help. Invisible Spaces is run by four final year students from Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, Nanyang Technological University and aims to promote organised and clutter-free houses.
They are running a free home organisation workshop with professional organiser, Nathalie Ricaud, from Get Organised & Beyond on Wednesday 24 February.
You can also get involved on the website by making a pledge to get organised and share your clutter stories with others on the campaign forum. There are also handy home organisation tips on the Facebook page.
This campaign addresses the common yet unspoken issue of growing clutter and shrinking spaces in Singapore houses. It also advocates the benefits of getting organised, with the ultimate goal of helping families and individuals enjoy the fruits of a harmonised home and life.
Please visit Invisible Spaces for more information and to register for the workshop.
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