The new series, Sort Your Life Out airing on BBC One, will feature families that want to declutter their homes. Sort Your Life Out will be presented by Loose Women and Instagram sensation, Stacey Solomon, alongside organiser extraordinaire Dilly Carter, carpenter Robert Bent and cleaning fanatic Iwan Carrington.

The show, which will show the pilot this spring followed by the full series later this year, will follow families as they makeover their cluttered homes. The homes will be stripped bare, and possessions laid out in a warehouse resembling an art installation of their lives. The families will then be asked to let go of thousands of them. Emotions will run high as families work out which to keep, and which to let go of.  The ones they choose to get rid of will then be recycled, donated or sold on.

Get organised

Once this is done, Stacey and her team will reorganise their homes by cleaning, upcycling and putting systems in place to keep the remaining possessions tidy. The end result will be beautiful, and viewers will be able to pick up tips to implement in their own homes. Each of the presenters will bring something unique to the show, and we’re bound to learn plenty from all of them.

Read more: Decluttering: our top tips to streamline your house

Stacey said of the series: “One cupboard at a time, we’ll be helping families declutter their homes and get organised in a way that works for them. I’ll be sharing my ultimate tidying and upcycling tips, from Lazy Susans to tension rods, so there’ll be lots of ideas to give viewers the confidence to tackle that cupboard!”

Commissioning editor, Emily Smith told us: “We’re so excited for this series with Stacey and her team. It’s amazing what they can do to turn homes around without having to spend loads.”

Tap To Tidy

Stacey’s skills have kept her busy of late, as alongside the new series she has also released a new book on decluttering, Tap to Tidy. This is filled with plenty of advice and tips on how to get your home in order. The book has become an instant bestseller, and we’re excited to get more organisation hacks from Stacey in the new series.

 

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The series is set to begin this Spring on BBC One. Stay tuned on the Good Homes website for all the information you’ll need about this new show.

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