Ever tripped over a shoe pile the second you walked in?
Or spent five minutes searching for your keys—only to find them buried under a mountain of mail? Yeah, same.
Your entryway isn’t just a space—it’s the first and last impression of home. When it’s cluttered, that chaos follows you in (or out) the door.
As the saying goes:
Your entryway sets the tone for home.
So, before you walk through the door, let’s…
1 focus
Focus on your entryway—after all, it’s the first thing we see when we come home—and the last thing we see when we leave.
3 quick tasks
Next, let's:
Shoes: Line them up or return extras to the closet.
Mail & miscellaneous: Sort, recycle junk, and create a “to-handle” stack.
Outerwear: Hang coats, stash stray bags, and return extras to their homes.
5 finishing touches
Finally, before you step away:
Create a “landing zone” for keys, wallets, or sunglasses—no more frantic searching.
Add a small basket for grab-and-go items (gloves, reusable bags).
Straighten up the rug or doormat—it makes a bigger difference than you think.
Wipe down surfaces for a fresh, welcoming feel.
Add a cozy touch—a candle, a small plant, or a tray for daily essentials. It’s like giving your entryway a contented sigh.
Take a deep breath—your entryway just got a mini-makeover. Doesn't it feel amazing?
Now, tell us—what’s the #1 clutter culprit in your entryway?
Shoes? Mail? Rogue socks? Snap a before-and-after photo and share it in The Tidy Home community. We love celebrating small resets!