From Clutter To Cleaner

Quarantine time gave her the motivation to self-renovate her bedroom

- Angela Casco

If there’s one thing the quarantine has made Glyzel Anne Sapla realize, it’s that her bedroom is in need of a major transformation. With full-time job duties to carry out at home and graduate school to get through in the middle of a pandemic, she says it only makes sense to improve her personal space.

Her goal? Turn a chaotic and “gubat” room into a “minimalist-looking” space.

“I wanted to find quick fixes for improving the comfort and convenience of my room,” she tells Manila Bulletin Lifestyle.

This “quick fix,” however, required Glyzel to tackle all the clutter that she had accumulated through the years. She says decluttering her closet, in particular, was the most challenging task.

“Even the most organized among us can have a messy closet and now is the time to make it right,” she says. “I started by taking everything out of the closet and purging what was no longer used.”