Kristin's Home Gets Professionally Organized | Complete Makeover | Kitchen & Jorn

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[@kitchenandjorn]

This is the biggest video we've ever made and we are SO NERVOUS TO RELEASE IT but we know it's gooooooood! The before and afters are worth it! also MEET HONEYBEAR!!!! -Kitchen

[@TheBlueWind]

Honeybear video next? :)) Awesome vid!

[@B.B.LeGum420]

This is literally what my apartment looks like rn and watching this makes me want to do the same!!

[@laurenschenck5355]

You did amazing job so proud of you Kristin! LUV U ♥️

[@handsdown90]

Actually amazing to see from a content and a human perspective. I love to watch clean up and sort out videos, but the way it was done so delicately to include who you are and what you already have was just so tasteful. It was respectful to you and your lives and hopefully it feels good and helps you continue to grow! All three of you really deserve this.

[@teresawiggins840]

First of all Honeybear is adorable! 🥰 You did a great job in getting rid of things. I organize people's houses too and that is the main problem... No one wants to get rid of anything. So proud of you! ❤️

[@ToriForrest]

To hear a professional organizer say, “disorganization doesn’t mean you’re a failure or lazy, just means too many decisions to make, and don’t know where to start” 😭😭😭 healing! ❤️‍🩹

[@ariellemcgee]

THIS literal made me cry 😭

[@spacecamporganizing]

it's true!! keep up the good work, any step in the right direction is helpful!

[@mothermakeup7481]

YES! I really related to this comment!

[@RSkies]

I SO needed to hear this as well!!! Got to find a place a start, and go from there. It doesn't matter how long it takes; taking that step is enough. ❤️‍🩹

[@dianaw4072]

🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@holyfreakinBLEACH]

I feel like every time Jen has to remind everyone she doesn’t live here is like them saying “WE ARE NOT IN A POLYCULE SORRY” in capital letters, like they’re aware that’s the vibe they give off lmaooo Sometimes a polycule is a married couple and their weird friend who helps trash the house ❤️ (I know from experience)

[@kitchenandjorn]

Jen and I read this comment out loud and laughed and laughed

[@kit3725]

Kristin and Brie and Jen are signora e signora gucci e bugs

[@camilamontalvan6735]

Im sorry when you put polycule i thougt of poly pockets! and i was confused for a hot second, like they come in sets! 😂😂😂

[@aleks-33]

@@kit3725 this comment ANNIHILATED ME. that "e bugs" pic kills me every time.

[@waffles3629]

This is the most accurate description of their relationship I've ever seen 🤣🤣

[@donttalktomebye]

as someone with adhd who grew up with low level hoarders with undiagnosed adhd it's actually really nice to see a successful public figure have a messy home. like i really appreciate the honesty and vulnerability of showing everyone your place. i always feel like i have to have a picture perfect home if im gonna be successful in xyz (which doesnt entirely make sense). i havent finished the video yet but i just wanted to express this appreciation for you 🖤🖤

[@sriracha_sauce]

I felt this so much. I sent this video to my friends expressing how much it resonated with me, and even though I have friends over frequently who see my messy room I'm still embarrassed to send a photo of it over to them. I grew up with one parent who hoards and one who excessively organizes and I think my brain always wants to be organized but gets stressed when not knowing where to start, and I always think it's a problem with me because I feel perfectly fine living in my messy space, so it's such a breath of fresh air seeing that people like me can still have their own sense of space while changing to be a little more organized!

[@i.m.7710]

Same with me but it’s ADD. No hyperactivity.

[@JaviPhilippiLyoko]

Same!!! My whole family has ADHD so you can guess the amount of piles that exist everywhere. Many origanizing videos show midly messy places I can't identify with

[@beautyonabarnbudget]

Not "dirty or messy" it's unorganized

[@goddessmelanisia]

You too? My father is a hoarder, but my mother has him limited to a room on each floor. Upstairs is his bedroom, downstairs is his den, and unfortunately the basement is one room, and he has all of it. They live in a 5000 square foot house. (Upstairs and downstairs). The basement is a 2500 sqft black hole. Luckily it has a garage door. My father, mother, and both siblings are adhd, as am I.

[@kalliefairchild5483]

When Jen said “As someone who doesn’t live here I’m a huge reason why this house looks the way it does” 😂😂

[@paulam538]

I would love like a 3-month or 6-month update on this video! Not to put pressure on you or anything but to find out which of the new systems work for you and which could be better, because the whole point is for you to be comfortable in your home and make it easy for you. Would be really cool to have the same professional organizer visit again to help you tweak things. Loved the video, also Honeybear is the cutest 😍

[@spacecamporganizing]

I love this idea! ❤️

[@kristicolors]

Me too, if it’s comfortable - I’ve recently been diagnosed with ADHD, and I realized I had been making up my own systems around the house to cope with things I’d struggle in. They do NOT always work and need revamped, I’d love ideas / a peek into what stays working for others!

[@Lee-wr9ic]

yes! it soooo hard to unlearn old habits, i can clean my room one day and it turns into a huge mess a week later. Im curious to see what works and what doesnt

[@kitchenandjorn]

Honestly I think this is a good idea! I was already planning on having Juliana back for a little mini sesh just to adjust some stuff that has changed due to new items in the house but I think a 6 month update would be really good!!!

[@jooj3699]

@@kristicolors Same actually. I haven’t really realized how much I needed the organization. I’ve struggled with my moods (bipolar as well) more when things are disorganized which they often are because of the undiagnosed until recently ADHD.

[@alirie9266]

The debate about the wedding tux was so cute! The way Kitchen was concerned for her wife and Brie just focused on the memories. They’re so cute together!

[@CandiceLemonSharks]

Iiii thought that Brie's tux was one of Jen's tuxes randomly hanging out at the house for a hot minute

[@kyliedroid]

I'm emotional over this!!! 🥺💕

[@yunglynda1326]

yess y'all are adorbz!!!

[@elsome78]

To invite anyone in our homes in any state is vulnerable and brave. Especially during a pandemic. We should all be kind to ourselves.

[@elgbuggy44]

Beautifully said 🥺❤️

[@lorikirksted]

I love how considerate she is about dead-naming Brie and that Brie still wanted to hold onto the tux because it's special

[@Immaculately.vibing]

But also it was kind of like, how many times does Brie have to say they want to keep the tux before Kristen accepts that they want it?

[@favouriteK]

I think they should just get it re-monogrammed. It'll still be Brie's tux and won't deadname her whenever she holds it/thinks of it!

[@lunabelletheinsane]

I think it speaks volumes about Brie, that she's comfortable accepting who she was - which some people really struggle with. That she is okay with some things with their dead name on them as long as it has meaning.

[@cameron9206]

@@lunabelletheinsane weird comment.

[@droid2D2C3P0]

@@cameron9206 what?

[@Eventide215]

Like this organizer said, it's very easy to become disorganized then your brain just kind of pauses forever. It takes something to spark it in you that you're disorganized to finally either seek help organizing or do it yourself. I definitely don't typically see disorganization as being a failure, lazy, etc it's just overwhelming. The issue is that being disorganized won't help anything.. if anything, it'll just make you feel even more overwhelmed and stressed. It becomes a pretty harsh loop because being overwhelmed and stressed typically makes you not want to clean, organize, etc.

[@ElizabethHoward]

Yeah, I actually adored the way the organizer put that. You pause cuz you can't handle it and then... nothing. Because you still don't have the solutions. It's hard to get over that hurdle.

[@andreaewert7204]

Yes I totally agree. I start and I feel so over whelmed and just get so tired. Just can't complete anything at that point. It was awesome and so brave that Kristen and Brie shared their struggle with us and with great humor too! 😀

[@silverlakeforgeandfarm]

“Towels are like cats, they fit in any space” As a competitive swimmer with a lot of towels and a neurodivergent person with ASD and an intense need for everything to be organized, this statement filled a towel-sized crevice in my heart. Thank you 😂💜

[@zelliehtrue]

I think it was really brave of you to show your house in a messy state before the organisers cleaned it up and helped you sort it all out. I find it really inspiring because I have a hard time keeping my own space clean and tidy especially after the last two years. My mental health has really gone downhill and I am doing the same thing - cleaning up mess, throwing out bags of trash, and decluttering. It's hard because my BDD and agoraphobia have really kicked in and I have panic attacks when I go outside, but thank you . It helps to now that I'm not alone

[@heliagrey]

It’s a really important point to make- the role that mental health plays in our physical spaces. As someone who lives with someone who has OCD and depression, I’ve seen this firsthand. It’s easy to judge someone on their space, but if you don’t know what’s going on internally, you’re missing the biggest part of the picture.

[@oddmad8613]

Seconding! I have been struggling with depression and it makes me feel so fucking bad about myself when my apt gets messy because I never used to let it, but now I have no motivation. Thank you for sharing your situation kitchen and jorn!

[@AM-kr4pv]

Yes! People stereotype OCD as basically the clean and tidy disease but there's sooo many ways in which OCD absolutely contributes to spaces getting beyond messed up. Mine tells me if you can't do it this exact way then there's no point in doing it at all... So I don't.

[@rebeccajones9757]

My mom had OCD and she couldn't get rid of anything.

[@katmandoot5941]

Omg. Her explanation of how mess happens resonates DEEPLY. I'm overwhelmed by all the decisions that have to be made.

[@FranSaysWhat]

++

[@KindCountsDeb3773]

I am willing to get rid of things, so I don't think I'm a hoarder. There is not trash around. I see the task as so over whelming, too. And it's a Big task, and ALL feels like it's a priority, so I don't start. But I was advised to take small steps, micro if needed, by doing small actions and see how it worked. It helped and I found myself going further and doing more. I think getting started can be the hardest . The satisfaction can be very empowering. Good luck on your journey. BTW: my mantra while thinking about starting was "it's only work".

[@bethanyannegood]

Coming from Twitter to say how much this video truly means to neurodivergent people. I have OCD and this basically was my apartment; this looks like my room does currently. It’s just so beyond meaningful to see this and know I’m not alone.

[@krose6451]

Very similar situation for me. Only right now my bedroom is good. Its everything else...

[@izzyshine19]

The professional organiser is so wonderful; I really appreciate how she was always kind but also always honest

[@danitaklerks8091]

This was honestly so amazing to see, I get so overwhelmed by organizing and cleaning and I just got diagnosed with ADHD recently...I feel like I'm looking into my own brain!

[@annabrosowsky5250]

I'm currently in the process of getting diagnosed 🐸

[@danitaklerks8091]

@@annabrosowsky5250 Nice! Its a wild ride but super worth it!

[@annabrosowsky5250]

@@danitaklerks8091 thank you, so far it's been going well. I have had a few people go "you're ticking all the boxes, how did you not realise sooner?" Ummm, because I was in denial? How dare you call me out like this 😂🤣

[@zerocraic3966]

I was recently diagnosed at 31 and life post treatment is I’m not exaggerating, a breeze. My house is clean and tidy yet I’m not constantly cleaning and that’s one of the smallest improvements treatment made fo my life. It doesn’t happen overnight but having the right meds and building good habits means little by little I got my house the way I want if for the first time ever. I used to think of being organized as a burdensome task with a positive outcome, but now I genuinely see it as a small time investment With a positive outcome. All about progress, not perfection. This video totally is a lense into my brain when I was trying to figure out housekeeping

[@justbrendap590]

Honestly, the relief I feel when others show their messy homes is immeasurable. In this age of Instagram and home decor blogs and websites, it is so easy to feel like I’m the only one with a horribly messy home. It’s also so helpful to hear that it’s not an issue of being lazy, it’s too many decisions. That rings so true, because every time I’ve had to pack or move or purge I very quickly get overwhelmed and fatigued. Maintaining systems is so doable, but when you don’t have systems set up it feels so overwhelming to start. I was 100% eyeballing my apartment while watching this trying to decide which area to start purging.

[@hannahschulz3629]

This x1000. I still live with my parents (I'm in my 20s) and because they never established systems, and/or let the few they had disappear, I followed suit. I did okay in college when I was away but I haven't been able to keep it up since they won't do the same. It's exhausting and fatiguing and contributes so much to my daily anxiety.

[@brikhouse22]

Decision fatigue is a real thing. I have it too.

[@cam7775]

I work as a professional organizer in very similar way to the Space Camp team. All said is true. Everyone lives differently & has unique needs. Systems are essential people's day to day routines. Start small somewhere ❤️

[@heartofthewild680]

Especially when your brain keeps rejecting systems because that’s not how it naturally works (thanks ADHD…😑)

[@liz9843]

I love love LOVE how during the consult the organizer just asks “what’s working, what’s not working” So value-neutral, NOT shaming, and focuses on what works for the client, not some universal ideal!

[@rayreineu]

The organization makes so much sense in the end - it’s not done for aesthetics but for function (while still looking good) which is refreshing. Space Camp did a great job!

[@aussiecountry9320]

Kristin and Jen's friendship is so wholesome and a little chaotic, Kristin and Brie's relationship is adorable and sweet, Brie's sassiness is unmatched, and the new addition of Honeybear melts my heart.

[@amysimonbiz]

Firstly, CONGRATS on adopting HoneyBear! She’s adorable and has the best human Mamas and Auntie! With your apartment decluttering must’ve felt not only amazing but also difficult as you donated 30 large trash bags of belongings and that takes SOOOO much courage! So thank you for being willing to be vulnerable to the world and share your struggles. The finished organized and tidy apartment made my jaw drop. It looks seriously amazing and probably feels yay as amazing! Guessing Jen is pretty stoked as well. Much love and positive vibes from Montana. ✨💖✨

[@JasonLeeIsAGod]

I was going to ask if Honey Bear is their new dog but I guess you answered that! That's one lucky dog! Glad to see the "new" space. You've inspired me to do some serious purging of craft items & lots of other stuff & to organize what's left. Almost forgot still lovin' Brie's curls & Kitchen's too!

[@graciejolinn]

this honestly made me feel so normal. we’re so often told that our living spaces should be clean and perfect when that’s almost never the case

[@rose14arte14]

We need a "how is going" video! 🤗 I'm so proud of you guys! That's hard work and so worth it!

[@kitchenandjorn]

It's coming!!!

[@rachelkinakh4132]

wait a minute omg, putting the makeup on a moving cart is so genius actually, that would’ve never occurred to me, i love the idea of coming up with ideas to organize according to your life instead or trying to fit your life around how you feel like you’re supposed to organize things

[@spacecamporganizing]

makeup carts 4eva!

[@FiddlebirdBlue]

The concept of organizing stuff around my needs and not trying to force it the other way around was definitely the breakthrough for me in going from extremely messy to mostly organized

[@amandao.8043]

Ikea sells one that is half the size shown. It's so useful and (I think) foldable.

[@rachelkinakh4132]

@@amandao.8043 ooo that sounds perfect for me actually! i’ll look into it, thanks!

[@frecklefreak1467]

I especially love that it still looks like a home that people live in. So often I see people organize their spaces and it just ends up looking like a sterile store display or something. And no shade to you if that's what you prefer! But personally I love still seeing their personalities shine through, even when everything has a place.

[@jasminelambert3753]

Right! It looks like a normal home that people actually live in instead of a showroom. It feels more attainable for most people that the completely sterile places where everything is hidden away. No shade to people who like that look, but it just feels unrealistic for me to ever live in a space that looks so pristine

[@christinahancock7592]

Don't feel bad girl, I have struggles keeping my house neat and organized too. For me it's Depression that causes it to get out of hand. I'm glad that you were able to get some help. Your place looks amazing. Please let us know what new things are working best for y'all. I definitely enjoyed this.

[@Newt1981]

I just stumbled on this video because it was recommended to me randomly. And I have to say I absolutely love it. The total validation and normalizing that some people simply struggle with organization and tidiness in the home. Me AND my partner both have ADHD and our house is always a disaster. I feel ashamed of it, and wish I could be better at cleaning up (Which is what lead me to getting diagnosed with ADHD, because I couldn't get myself to work on my house even with a ton of free time). But at the same time I am not so judgemental of others who have messy houses because I understand it's a struggle. It's not that I WANT to live in a messy house or that I'm not bothered by it. It's just that my disorder keeps me from having it be as tidy as I'd like. Thank you for sharing!!

[@sunnyerienne]

The vulnerability you have displayed by showing us this is incredible! Thankyou for showing all of us out here struggling with this stuff that we are not alone 💖

[@powersquirrel8156]

I really appreciate how COMPASSIONATE the professional organizer is! I also struggle with ADHD and OCD hoarding, my home is very similar. So often help can feel more like judgement. Juliana just made it all seem normal and I really appreciate it.

[@spacecamporganizing]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@rebeccacartier153]

I was going to say the same thing.. the space camp people all seem so patient..

[@rach_laze]

"These clothes are the ones in here" is honestly such a mood, I really need to do a clear out

[@tiffgibbs_]

this is SUCH relatable content. I’ll sit and scroll “cleaning/organizing tik tok” for hours and do these things in my home and they completely fail so, the mess gets worse, I get more chaotic and depressed and the cycle continues. the best decision I made was hiring professional help (a cleaning lady) and dedicating a space for mess so, I could be comfortable being messy there and only focus on small things at a time.

[@kaivee3929]

I just want to say I’m so happy to see you be so honest and real. Social media always portrays such perfection and it’s so refreshing to be completely honest and show that people can struggle with things like organization and still be loving, successful people. I’m immensely proud of you! Amazing work. I loved watching this video.

[@jessicacarranza2959]

True

[@sierra4766]

Between Kristin's house and Jen's car, I'm just happy to know others live crazy cluttered like me. I love you guys for your relatability.

[@ecueto395]

14:57 when Brie said “we’re disgusting” I literally said, aloud, “dude same” and chuckled! Thank you for making me feel less alone in the fact that I have trash, piles, boxes with contents I haven’t seen in years, and other gross shit all over my house too.

[@ecueto395]

@@xXJokerAtWorkXx dudeee this is definitely what I’m going to start doing! Thank you for the great idea!(:

[@paigerowe1090]

It’s actually comforting seeing someone pretty famous have a house like this, my house was almost like this it took so long to get it better

[@mckenna_L_]

This must have been so hard especially to then put on the internet. Kristin is an icon (also really hope I spelled your name right)

[@oneubemochi]

Showing stuff like this really helps ease that weird guilt I get from letting my house get so trashed. Obviously I don’t do it on purpose, I work two jobs and my depression gives me a nice helping of executive dysfunction on top of it. So thank you for always being so vulnerable with your audience!

[@skynet40433]

"Disorganization doesn't mean that you're a failure, it doesn't mean that you are [cut/edit] lazy. It literally just means that there's too many decisions to be made and you can't figure out where to start." 💞✨ Thank you so much for being visible about this. I've thought about sharing my own struggles on YT but I've been so scared of being stigmatized in a way where, if recognized, someone might decide to not hire me or question my ability to work. This is such a relief to know I'm not alone. At the same time, I know how difficult it is to live this way - 🖐

[@jorothman]

I cried a little bit before we were four minutes in over Julianna's description of why disorganization happens. Thanks for giving such a compassionate and realistic lens to mess!

[@adelaamarante]

Yesssss!! People think having OCD automatically makes you a "neat freak". "Oh, nay, nay." -Bailey Sarian It can cause you to feel SO overwhelmed by the slightest kink in your chain that you physically *cannot* move forward. The mess stays and grows because there is no way for you to even begin to process how to start, how to fix it; full on panic attacks can ensue and, so, you freeze. You don't even need to have OCD or mental illness of any type to feel stuck or frozen. It can happen to *anyone* . You're perfectly normal. It's fine. And I promise the people who love you the most?? Well, they don't care about a mess here and there. They'll probably even try to help--let them. Stay safe, laugh, smile, love!! ❤

[@butterflychirp9447]

Literally me

[@johannasjobergolson645]

THIS!!!

[@allisontousley5727]

Thank you for this explanation! I have always had such a hard time expressing why a small alteration can completely dismantle my productivity.

[@rissamonsta]

I'm pretty sure my daughter is showing early signs of OCD, and she's very messy. She gets so overwhelmed because her idea of perfect isn't reachable and she freezes. She also has to keep everything! It's such a battle to get her to let go of even a small scrap of paper.

[@butterflychirp9447]

@@rissamonsta OMG literally me

[@purple_pecan]

I LOVELOVELOVE how kind and validating she is of the struggle Kristin is going through. So. Freaking. Necessary when aiming to empower someone to have a better future.

[@EilsTheDaydreamer]

I would love an update on this at some point. I love the idea of all these organisation systems but am not sure I'd be able to stick to them. Would love to know how they worked out for you over the course of a few months

[@Margar02]

I just want to say that the rainbow romper Kitchen is wearing is Amazing, and she looks amazing in it! It's a bold contrast to the vulnerability displayed in sharing this project with us!

[@laurenlorenz9026]

I have the same one! It’s from Torrid

[@americanfreak3999]

I can only imagine how difficult this was to make and release because it's so vulnerable showing your space and your story but thank you. I also have OCD and ADHD and I've been trying to downsize and clean for a while and this isgiving me motivation to actually do it. I love this channel and how real yall are, thank you for all your work and everything you do

[@FiddlebirdBlue]

I also have OCD and ADD! If you're feeling motivated, might I recommend you adopt my F**k-It Bucket solution? I'm very organized (now, as the result of years of grueling effort) and the exception is a large metal bucket in the hall closet. Therein I stick all the stuff that doesn't have a space or that I think I should donate but don't quite want to part with yet. Don't know what to do with it? F**k it, it goes in the bucket. It sounds silly or obvious or like it'll just immediately get out of control, but I cannot express to you the relief I (and several of my friends, yay) feel knowing it's okay to always have one small mess and it is manageable and healthy and contained and everything else is good. It became sooo much easier to have that sort of allowance/default/fallback, and it made me immediately feel okay about having the stuff inside the bucket because now it wasn't floating around loose creating mess.

[@vlithium23]

I appreciate you being so transparent about everything. Some days I'll see my stuff piling up in the corner and I just can't find the energy to clean. Also, I didn't know you have a dog... Honeybear is SUPER FREAKIN' ADORABLE.

[@katsouza5856]

This opened my eyes so much... I am a single, 25 year old full time mom/full time student who also works part time, living in my own 2 bd 2 ba apartment in CA with my 5 yr old son for over 3 years now. I measure a lot of my success based off of how messy our home is. I feel if I can't keep a home relatively clean all the time, then I am not a successful or worthy person. Seeing the way their apartment is made me feel like it is not the basis or measure for/of success - considering my apartment is much more tidy, & they are wayyyy more successful. I'm thankful I came across this perception-altering video.

[@lesliehunt3841]

I am very proud of you and your wife opening your lives up to so many people it isn't easy - so hard with the though of others judging you but you did it- well done!!!

[@kellster9239]

You should not be nervous. It's a hard process. You did a great job! My mom was a professional organizer. I find it so therapeutic when I'm stressed. My only tip would be every few months go around and do a mini purge. Helps it from getting overwhelming.

[@SinaJulia]

Second this! I’m also very disorganized (ADHD) and I started decluttering every month but not the whole place. Like one month is clothing, one is pantry, one is bathroom stuff etc. Never been this organized!

[@artATTACKS]

The mini purges are so crucial, I wasn’t very good at any of this until my daughter was born and did a HUGE purge of her baby stuff when she was around 18 months. It was overwhelming so I try to purge her stuff quarterly and mine periodically as well (at least twice a year once I rotate between winter and summer clothes and more often with beauty products). Makes it all so much less overwhelming!

[@daniobrien1049]

Hearing Kristin saying "My wife" makes me so happy to hear someone so supportive of there partners identity. Also various things can prevent us from keeping ourselves organized, asking for help is important in the pathway forward.

[@drpepper7747]

Wait is Kristin's SO trans? I don't follow them closely online and only remember her having a boyfriend/husband(?) way back in the day with buzzfeed. Kudos if so, #relationship goals

[@starrykev]

@@drpepper7747 yes, kristin's wife is a trans woman! there's a video early in the channel about her - kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2Xakp2OoMSWetU :)

[@user-ni6nt9uo5b]

It kinda reminds me of Ned from Try Guys saying 'My Wife'' at times and it feels even better as it feels normal.

[@sneakerz87]

I didn’t know her wife transitioned. I was watching this video remembering she married her husband and was worried she got divorced. So happy to hear that’s not the case everyone is doing well and living true.

[@somewhereupthere785]

Maybe it's my age, but I would not stay married to a person who transitioned. We could be very good friends, but since I'm not attracted to the same sex, I would probably feel betrayed. I think that would be a pretty common response. Does that mean Kristin is bisexual or gay?

[@julianna3863]

I loved seeing how excited Bri got about everything! So sweet how she still cared for her suit from their wedding bc even though it was with her dead name the memories are still there. (So freaking cute) also so happy Jen liked the setup for the camera gear. I really hope this helps you stay organized Kristin it looks beautiful.

[@vinnm4516]

Another person with ADHD here- I cannot recommend a cleaner enough, even if it's just a friend you pay every few weeks to tidy up. Clutter blindness is the devil and being freed from that kind of weight is a gift to the extreme. We just weren't made to do as much as we do these days all at once, and having other people help with your home is wonderful.

[@soccermommyNPC]

I hadn’t thought of paying a friend to help with this. I need help, but the idea of a stranger in my home has always given me some anxiety.

[@Freya778]

@@soccermommyNPC Me neither, but I am thinking about it now.

[@sunnybun7656]

Honeybear just has the sweetest little face! I will say, as the owner of two dogs, it's a lot easier to keep floors free of human clutter when you have a puppy around. A big motivator in reorganizing my house was getting my dogs, and they motivate me to try and keep things in order

[@kristicolors]

RIGHT?!? I didn’t know how to phrase it without sounding like I’m accusing them of adopting to help clean the floor (and I’m NOT) but boyyyy does having animals around make you hypervigilant and take more care of areas they interact with. It helps to get you out of your head, when you’re looking out for someone else!

[@sunnybun7656]

@Kristi Colors exactly! My newer dog happens to like climbing up on tables, so anything coffee table height and below need to be clutter free, or she will find something she's not supposed to have. Since we brought her home, our coffee table is probably the cleanest it has ever been

[@PetWessman]

HUZZAH! A professionally organised space that looks like a real person (two real people and a very real and precious doggo) lives in, rather than a sterile interior design magazine! The apartment looks gorgeous, the solutions were genious, the jokes were top notch, the rapport between Kristin, Jen, and Brie was so real and funny, yet simultaneousy wholesome.

[@kleinwolkje203]

Ikr, nice to see a video that isn't someone who just hired the professional for the content on the level of 'Oh no, the inside of my cabinets are unorganised because the spices and cans are mixed'. My room looks like Kristin's did in the beginning and I found it nice to see, plus that the organiser wasn't focused on one standard way of organising, like how the makeup went in a cart instead of a drawer because in this situation it was working better.

[@annemusica1648]

This is such a comfort video for me, but also Kristin & Brie your apartment itself is so airy and gorgeous, I love it!

[@miralingthos6996]

thank you for posting this. I have ADHD and it's really nice to see it's okay to get help to organize my stuff.

[@florindalucero3236]

Feeling seen 😂 The tip off for me, that I'm starting to backslide emotionally/mentally, is when I stop making my bed, that's the snowball. After I had similar assistance from an organizer, I keep it up by having a cleaning person come in once a month. If you have any hoarding tendencies, depression, etc. just like your organizer said, the energy changes dramatically, once everything is organized and clean. Having a cleaner is intrinsic to my mental health, and is worth every single penny.

[@spacecamporganizing]

it was INCREDIBLE how different the energy in their place felt, even after 1-2 days.

[@kristicolors]

Trying to convince a family member of this - if it can be made to fit in your budget and it is a complete help to your mental (or physical!) state to get assistance once a month it is not a failure or a waste of money to make that decision. Kudos to you for making that choice, doing what you need to to enable you to keep your space and your mind healthy!

[@dominique5692]

Thank you for being so open and honest about how mental health affects your personal space. And how we might be organized for a little bit, but that doesn't always last. I've been struggling with the manifestations of c-ptsd, depression and anxiety and it's really taking a toll on my apartment. Nice to know I'm not alone

[@bethanythatsme]

🖤

[@kalynosborn6435]

Thanks for normalizing this! Seriously, I always feel like I am such a failure because my house looks like this and I think everyone else is so clean and organized. Also, this brought me so much joy.

[@bangturden7070]

don't worry about judgement - many people are messy and even orderly people like watching reorganising videos because it is so satisfying to watch the process :)

[@Michelle-lg9fm]

As a professional organizer, I have to say: You did an amazing job of letting go! 👏👏👏 And what a wonderful and helpful team you worked with! Thanks for sharing this process with us!

[@spacecamporganizing]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@blissfulblues6055]

Honey bear bringing that star power with her model looks 😍 Kristin, I appreciate the honesty and vulnerability in all of your videos. The sense of gentle good humour and honesty between Jen and you is so lovely. It's amazing that you, Jen and Brie all support each other so fiercely. I'm so glad that Space Camp has managed to make the space work for you and Brie and made it seem less overwhelming. I hope you, Brie and Honey bear can make the most of it now and it feels more like a liveable, calming space.

[@emrysx2725]

I haven't finished watching so I had to pause to say: aaaah I want to hug Kristin!!, it must be very hard to show your vulnerability and your mess to other people and do a video about it, you are so brave!!!!!! !!!! !!! 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@michellebilodeau3882]

I am clutter free and organized and always have been. My sister is just the opposite. But she let's me (and loves it) when I help her. She gets overwhelmed by the whole process where I love it. We aren't all the same for sure.

[@mattcottrell3286]

No judgement here, Kristen!! I’m sure you are trying your hardest!

[@chrystalmckenzie1941]

This video gave me hope that my house can actually look like a house again! Now I'm super motivated to clean up all my nonsense garbage. Thank you so much Kristin and Brie for sharing this part of your life with us. Also say hello to Honeybear for me!

[@skyem7204]

Seeing someone I've watched for years who's successful who still needs help at times is very comforting!! Thank you for this!

[@catsrcool69]

Thanks to Kristin and Brie for being vulnerable and showing their home. My home is similar and I find it hard to clean and organize but seeing this video made me feel better. I also feel like I get paused and have no idea where to start. Seeing the after photos you can totally feel a shift in the energy and I hope I can create that too with my own home. I really enjoyed the video, thank you so much for this.

[@craftyapple8569]

I love when organizing isn't complicated with high dollar storage but things that people can feel that they can add like hooks and door hangers. ❤

[@justyouraverageweeb9141]

Me and my family used to have a house like that. We’re a big family so everyone is always putting stuff everywhere in each other’s spaces and everyone is always annoyed. So after me and my siblings got therapists, my mom asked one of my sisters long time therapist to come help give away some donations. We all expected to have a few kids come help but there was almost 50 of us cleaning out everything and by 3 hours we were halfway done. It’s been almost 2 months since then and I’ve been keeping track with cleaning. We all seem to be a lot more calmer and less annoyed with stuff here and there lol

[@hollyschmidt9316]

I just wanted to say that this video inspired me to organize my room and bathroom 💕 I’m lived in the same house all my life and I just had like 15-20 years worth of stuff in my room (like I’m 22 and I still had toys from when I was little 😅) I feel so much better now that I got rid of things I didn’t have use for anymore

[@kristily77]

What a great video! I had the privilege of having a duo of professional organizers in my home last week. It’s transformational! Thanks for sharing your journey!

[@carlyhu679]

As someone with a lot of anxiety, made worse by my own clutter, I found this video so soothing. So while you may feel embarrassed, just know your process has helped me on a particular anxiety heavy day. Great job K & B!

[@clintredhot]

I can relate!

[@parasocialyte]

BABE GET IN HERE!!!! New Kitchen & Jorn just dropped

[@Haazziee]

This helps me SO SO SO MUCH. Thank you guys for doing this. It makes me realize I’m NOT the only one who has a hard time with keeping my house clean. Thank you for being so vulnerable. This video has changed my life honestly. I feel.. normal? Lol. ❤️❤️❤️

[@LibraryCake]

Only halfway through but Kristin, I admire you for staying so positive through a stressful process!! Lots of changes and so many decisions. Love you!

[@chelseagomez1182]

LOVING this video! I'd love to suggest that Brie get the wedding tux tailored to a more feminine shape with a new tag and yall can take new wedding photos!! 🥰

[@kaitlintyler9131]

1. Kristin saying it’s her favorite dress and it falling on the floor legitimately made me lol for a good minute 2. Thank you for sharing this! I feel like I learned so much I could bring into my own anxiety filled house and your honesty was much appreciated by me and clearly many others

[@winterlighthome]

1. That organizer is a goddess! Paralyzed by too many decisions is such a REAL feeling! 2. Julie Murphy's book If the Shoe Fits is sooooo fun! It was in my last batch of library books! I rarely read fiction, but I needed (NEEDED) to indulge in some brainfluff, and I definitely recommend Julie Murphy's book! So good!

[@carebear5343]

That is so refreshing. I am so proud of both of you. This is so fantastic. I love it. Honestly even I am getting a satisfied feeling with what you accomplished.

[@fionahilt1581]

As someone who struggles with hoarding tendencies and general organization thank you so much for sharing this. It's such a reminder that I can make things work for me and not against me

[@graceniccum6759]

As someone who really struggles with organization and clutter, this was such a comforting video to see that I’m not alone. Thank you!

[@imma_cat]

As a somewhat organized person, I love watching this. A tidy home makes everyone so happy.

[@pikapika123]

Yay! And Honeybear is such a cute name. Side note: I’m always curious how much money is spent for these organization makeovers.

[@KindCountsDeb3773]

money is sometimes the reason I don't throw things out. So that has to be a consideration.

[@pepsigirl283]

Yes! Even if they don't feel comfortable giving a ballpark amount even the dollar sign scale like the do in restaurants would be helpful ($-$$$$)

[@kat917]

As many others have said I really appreciate the emotional recognition and approach that this video took. The organizer acknowledging all of the mental blocks and problems that create disorganization and mess instead of calling them a failure or laziness or anything I think is huge and was something I didn't know I needed to hear. My house looks a lot like this and I really resonate with a lot of the struggles Kristin has shared surrounding that, and watching this made me feel like maybe I could do it too. So happy for Kristin and Brie (and their new pup!!) and I hope they love living in their new space!

[@annabellegeluk3789]

This is so comforting to watch actually! I moved out of my parents' house almost a year ago into a studio, and this is honestly what it looks like most of the time, especially when I'm mentally not the best.. So when I know people are coming over, I need 1 day to mentay prepare for cleaning, and another day to actually do the cleaning, even though my space is quite small, and this gives me extra mental stress. So seeing other people face the same struggle is quite comforting, thank you!

[@BecauseImGabbi]

A good way to maintain your space is not to put it down, but to put it away! This looks so nice, I talk about my stuff just like Kristen does 😂😂

[@voyance4elle]

I used to live like this. My room when I was a kid /teenager and then my first one-room-apartment. It got better when I lived in my two-room apartment but was still a bit chaotic and a lot of stuff. Then I did the Konmari method and it completely changed my life!!! It took me two or three months to do the whole apartment while being a full time student, but once it was done it was so freeing and my home never was the same. Now I live in another apartment and to start living here with only what I need and love is so amazing. I still get little piles /moments of chaos from time to time but it's super easy to fix. So when I am super chaotic in a phase of a lot of work, I can clean everything in 1-2 days and that's it *-* I love it!! Love the Konmari method (read the book 2 times and watched her netflix shows aswell as watching the Home Edit) - the lifechanging magic of tidying up

[@hwolter90]

I helped my sister move a few weeks ago and she had the same 50ish half used candles. You’re not alone! They’re so easy to buy and not use up.

[@JakeStateFarm420]

😭 we used to have the same till my grandpa helped clean who is ex military and threw all our candles away except one. And he only kept the trash one that u get from dollar tree that we hate 😭.

[@AmandaDarthMaul]

The messiness of your house looks like mine, and I feel like I’m not alone.

[@butterflychirp9447]

SAME

[@martekristinefinsmyr7447]

This was the perfect procastination video to watch while preparing my brain for cleaning the apartment. Not preachy at all, just inspiring and honest. Love it! Great job!

[@jennifergeist7776]

This videos has taught me I’m not alone and plus my depression doesn’t help but to know I’m not alone feels good

[@samanthaknudsen3688]

No one better come for you. I’ve never seen a raw video like this by one of my favorite creators or even just a general influencer. As someone with anxiety, depression, OCD all the things…I feel less alone. Thank you. 💕

[@mb-the-enby]

1. I love Honeybear! More of her, please! 2. This video is amazing! My spouse and I got a personal organizer once when we downsized apartments, and they were wonderfully helpful. Enjoy the newly organized space!

[@TheCrimsonRabbit]

I would really love to hear an honest update of how this works out for you. It is so good for people to be able to help us turn our physical spaces around which can help in our mental health journeys. Maybe it would also be helpful to see which space overhauls help most and how each person refines different parts as they use them. Also seeing how some organize solutions don't work for others would help us process when similar solutions aren't working for us.

[@chapman1569]

I would like an update too. The place is very well organized but I think it should go with a routine to put the stuff away as she use it or at the end of the day. Regular decluttering should be done regularly, that way she wouldn't have to deal with a huge mess.

[@wilmaknickersfit]

Honestly I think the apartment will be just as bad in 6 months. Too much was organised by the professionals and it's clear Kristin wasn't consulted about where things should go and why,. It's like a job half done. 😕

[@gohelio]

Love videos like this! The Space Camp did an amazing job--the final product is gorgeous and organized. Nicely done and cute pooch!

[@lavenderkiss2517]

This is more than just organization! This is shedding things that no longer support you, and you no longer love! I am so proud of Kristen (and Brie) for making the choice to reorganize their home and lives. And if anyone looks at this video and shames any of them then shame on them! So much growth and positivity in this video and I know it wasn’t easy! Love you all ♥️

[@alohaisland9999]

I really appreciate how candid you are about being messy, it makes me feel less bad for being messy and it's very nice to see other people overcoming messiness

[@krysk6111]

Thank you for being so adorable and loveable while also showing that you are real and relatable ❤

[@pcbassoon3892]

I had a dog that LOVED the closet. I put a little blanket in there for him and he spent most of his time napping in there.