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7 Best Professional Home Organising and Decluttering Services in Singapore (2026)

Compare 7 professional home organisers and decluttering services in Singapore, from KonMari-style tidying to move-in setup and wardrobe edits.

By: Amir Wahab
Edited by: Amir Wahab
Published: 13 Oct 2026
Reading time: 5 min read

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A professional organiser does not clean your home. They help you decide what stays, then give everything a sensible place so the result lasts. This guide brings together seven Singapore services that publish their approach, from KonMari-style tidying sessions to move-in setup, wardrobe edits and team-led reorganisation. We read each provider's own website and describe only what it says about itself, so the wording is attributed and the details are worth confirming when you enquire. Use the entries to see which style suits you, then read the buying notes at the end before asking for a consultation or a quote.

1. Orderly

Orderly describes itself as a team of professional organisers working on homes and workspaces across Singapore, and its site is built around decluttering, organising and help with moving, plus a storage planning and cabinetry evaluation service it calls SPACE. Its spaces page lists living rooms, bedrooms, wardrobes, kitchens and service yards, store rooms, kids' rooms and study rooms, as well as offices, retail spaces, cafes and warehouses. The FAQ says the team does the heavy lifting but likes clients to join in decisions, tries to reuse products you already own, and does not do deep cleaning or bulky-item removal. It offers a free initial teleconsult, and the site also lists workshops, folding tutorials and a podcast. Enquiries go by email, Instagram or WhatsApp.

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2. Edits Inc

Edits Inc says it has been decluttering and organising homes and offices since November 2012, and its founder describes an earlier career as an industrial engineer that now shapes how it designs household storage. The site sets out a step-by-step process that starts with a site assessment and a written proposal, then moves to sorting, a client-led purge where the team coaches rather than decides, and finally organising. It frames good organisation around retrieving and replacing items quickly, and says projects are covered by confidentiality clauses and professional organiser codes of ethics. The FAQ states that quotations come after seeing the space. Enquiries can go through WhatsApp, email, a contact form or the phone numbers on its contact page.

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3. Your Tidy Half

Your Tidy Half is run by Esther, who says on her site that she is a certified KonMari Consultant. Sessions follow the KonMari Method, and the services page separates an introductory session that starts with clothes, full-home tidying journeys, category sessions for a single area such as a kitchen or storeroom, and a space-planning service for new homes or renovations. The site says sessions can be held in person or virtually over video, that the client needs to be present, and that it does not provide actual moving. A complimentary 30-minute virtual chat is described as the first step and is booked through a link on its contact page. Corporate and media enquiries go through a form.

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4. Minimize with Joy

Martini Constance, the founder of Minimize with Joy, describes herself as a KonMari consultant certified by Marie Kondo and based in Singapore. Her services page lists home and space decluttering, ADHD-friendly sessions, tidying with children, digital decluttering of emails and files, support after bereavement or other major life changes, and decluttering around a move. The site says sessions can be in person or virtual, are offered in English and Mandarin, and are available on weekends and public holidays. It also lists a corporate talk and mentions television appearances. A complimentary 30-minute virtual consultation is offered through a form or by email, which gives you a low-pressure way to test the fit before committing to a longer session.

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5. Kalm Organise

Kalm Organise describes itself as a home organising company in Singapore operating since 2020, with a team that does the sorting, arranging and labelling while you decide what stays. Its services page covers move-in organising, relocating to Singapore, post-renovation setup, preparing for a domestic helper, nursery setup, wardrobe, kitchen and storeroom organising, and a decluttering and reset service, along with handover guidance and quarterly resets. Booking options include calendar sessions, a complimentary 15-minute video call, an optional paid in-person consultation, and a planner that drafts a WhatsApp message for you. The FAQ says photos or video are usually enough to scope the work and that it serves the whole island, with an additional charge in certain areas.

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6. Tidy Up SG

Tidy Up SG is a home organising service whose bilingual site greets visitors in English and Mandarin and opens with a short quiz about the state of your home. Its team page introduces two organisers, one organiser saying she took a professional organiser certification and draws on the Danshari decluttering philosophy, the other describing a background in interior design and renovation. The FAQ lists practical points: the client stays present throughout, tidying does not include cleaning, before-and-after photos are published only with consent, and rescheduling needs three days' notice. A complimentary consultation comes before any budget is set. The contact page lists an email address, Instagram and Telegram, and the site also has a separate booking page for tidying sessions.

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7. Sortorial

Sortorial combines personal styling with home organisation. Its about page says it was started by a fashion editor and that, since launching in 2018, its home organising work has grown to cover bedrooms, kitchens, larders, storerooms, playrooms and study rooms, using curated storage solutions. Services on the site include declutter, organise, in-person shopping, a remote personal shopper and a bundled revamp that declutters and organises before a shopping session. The pitch leans towards wardrobes and capsule-style edits, so it suits people whose clutter is mostly clothing and accessories. Sessions are sold through the shop-style website, with a contact page and email listed, and the site says it works with men as well as women.

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How to choose

Decide whether you want a method or a make-over. KonMari-style providers guide you through choosing what to keep category by category, while team-led services do more of the sorting and labelling for you. Ask each provider to explain who makes decisions, how much of the physical work you will do, and what happens to items you decide to release.
Match the service to your trigger. A move, renovation, new baby or helper starting work calls for set-up help, while years of accumulated belongings call for decluttering first. Providers publish different specialities, so describe your situation in your first message and ask whether they have handled something similar, then compare their answers.
Ask for a consultation before committing, and use it. Several providers on this list publish a complimentary video call or photo review. Share pictures of the space, say how many rooms you expect, and ask how they estimate time, what minimum session applies, and whether storage products are bought through them or by you.
Check how sessions run. Find out whether in-person and virtual options exist, whether you must be home throughout, whether weekends are available, and what the cancellation and rescheduling terms are. Clarify that organising is separate from cleaning and from removing bulky items, and ask who arranges donations or disposal.
Confirm privacy and photographs. Organisers see wardrobes, papers and personal belongings, so ask how they treat confidentiality and whether before-and-after photos are taken and where they are shared. If a provider mentions membership of an association or a certification, ask for details and check them with the issuing body rather than relying on a website line.

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Published 13 Oct 2026. No changes recorded since.

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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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