Most move-in organising focuses on unpacking and arranging items on the day itself.

SPACE Move-in Organise takes a planning-first approach — storage is planned before unpacking begins. Because the planning is done upfront, the hands-on sessions focus on execution — saving time, reducing decision fatigue and avoiding rework later.

Planning ensures unpacking is focused, efficient and intentional.

By understanding your space, taking measurements and reviewing what you’re moving in upfront, we avoid awkward layouts, unnecessary purchases and time spent “figuring things out” during move-in. This results in better use of your time, space and budget.

It’s helpful for you to be available for:

• Decluttering decisions (if you didn’t declutter during packing)

• Quick clarifications

You don’t need to be involved throughout the entire session. We’ll work independently and check in only when needed, so the session runs smoothly and efficiently.

We provide decluttering guidance, but all final decisions remain yours.

Nothing is discarded without your approval.

Absolutely. Client privacy is always respected. Photos or project details are never shared without consent.

To plan storage accurately before unpacking begins, we’ll ask for:

• Your floor plan and carpentry drawings or photos

• A category-level inventory of the items to be organised

This helps ensure your new home can comfortably accommodate what you’re moving in.

A category-level inventory is a high-level overview of what you’re moving in, grouped by type — not a detailed item-by-item list.

You don’t need to count every single item or list brands or colours. Instead, you’ll indicate:

• What categories of items you have

• Rough quantities or volume for each category

• Any special considerations (e.g. bulky, frequently used, shared)

This allows us to plan storage accurately before unpacking begins — so your new home can comfortably accommodate what you’re bringing in, without under- or over-building storage.

Here’s an example for wardrobe / clothing:

Instead of listing every item, you would provide something like:

• Short-hanging clothes (e.g. shirts, blouses): approx. 40–50 pieces

• Long-hanging clothes (e.g. dresses, coats): approx. 25–30 pieces

• Folded clothes (e.g. t-shirts, homewear): approx. 3–4 drawers worth

• Workwear (e.g. suits): approx. 5 sets

That’s it — no counting, measuring or labelling required.

That’s completely fine. If you prefer, we can carry out the belongings audit on your behalf for an additional fee.

Not necessarily.

We prioritise:

• Reusing existing organising products where they make sense

• Buying only what’s truly needed

• Selecting products that fit your space precisely

New products are recommended only when they meaningfully improve function or if you prefer matching products.