Marie Kondo

The decluttering queen talks about her new book, "Kurashi At Home".

The tidying expert has helped so many others.

Just when I thought I couldn’t possibly learn anything more from the decluttering expert, Marie Kondo dropped her new Netflix show.

Her new series “Sparking Joy” is all about tidying spaces outside a home — including outdoor gardens.

The organizational entrepreneur’s latest Netflix venture takes her talents to towns across America.

These tricks will help you move through your own tidying journey while, of course, sparking some joy.

You might be surprised.

It’s filled with fun, affordable, gifts that are, of course, organized neatly into several different categories.

Here's what we know so far.

If all your stuff sparks joy, keep all your stuff!

I rewatched Marie Kondo's Netflix show one year later—here's what I learned about decluttering (and life!) the second time around.

Serious 2020 organizing inspiration straight ahead.

We tapped a relationship expert and a professional organizer to share their advice on “tidying up” these tough areas.

Find out how Kondo keeps things in order after she gets to the hotel room.

When it comes to her desk setup, Yasmin Lashley leaves no trace behind.

For you and for potential buyers.

Don't worry, she gets some TLC.

We call it the year of Kondomania.

The organizing expert posted about her gift-picking methodology on Instagram.

There were murmurs about Kondo opening an online shop earlier this year, but there hasn’t been any concrete information about the e-commerce website since—until now.

Teach us everything you know, KonMari.

The first time she organized, Amanda Becker felt overwhelmed the entire time that she didn’t actually stop to take in anything she was doing. Now that she's continued to try a little KonMari-ing everyday, she finds the whole process less daunting—and is proud to say that she's somewhat kept up with it.

If you’ve tried to tidy your home like Marie Kondo teaches in her Netflix show “Tidying Up with Marie Kondo,” you might have felt like you were getting rid of way more stuff than you were adding. Even though the KonMari Method takes the minimalist approach to organization, that doesn’t mean it’s just about clearing out your junk drawer.Kondo also believes you should keep items that spark joy. But what if you don’t have many?

It’s been a wild week for singer/songwriter Harry Styles, and he must be looking to find some joy at home.Styles co-chaired the Met Gala alongside Lady Gaga and Serena Williams on Monday, May 6, and he apparently took his duties very seriously. Even as far back as October, he was reading up on Susan Sontag’s “Notes on Camp” to get familiar with this year’s theme. But now that the whirlwind event is over, what’s an international pop star to do?

Her reaction to seeing the items in his desk: priceless.

We talked to the inventor of the “spark joy” translation to get to the bottom of it.

The organizing guru is just like us!

We’re too busy laughing to use the KonMari method right now.

Here's what Kondo has to say about her childhood home.

I felt something different and equally as meaningful.

It’s no secret that clutter and anxiety are linked.

Wondering about the current KonMari craze? Here's our primer for all things Kondo.

And still preserve that spark of joy, of course.

Don’t worry bookworms.

It also made me want to run home and declutter, as is expected.

“Me applying Marie Kondo's KonMari method to all aspects of my life”