Making Space With Chloe Jane

14/10/2026

Hi, I’m Chloe—the person behind Making Space with Chloe Jane 💛

I help people in and around Benfleet create calmer, more manageable homes, with kind, practical and judgement-free support.

Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed by clutter, have a room you don’t know where to start with, or are facing a move or clearing a family home, you don’t have to tackle it alone.

I can help with:
• Decluttering and organising
• Home Reset Sessions
• Downsizing and home transitions
• Compassionate house clearances

We work together at your pace, deciding what matters to you and finding simple ways to make everyday life easier. You stay in control of what stays and what goes.

My training and lived experience within a neurodivergent family shape my understanding that different homes—and different brains—need different approaches.

Progress, not perfection 💛

If you’d like some advice or a chat about how I could help, please feel free to message me. You don’t need to tidy up first!

Professional home organiser Chloe helps you declutter, make space, create practical systems and support lasting change for a calmer, easier-to-manage home.

14/10/2026

Had a lovely morning with STRM - SEND the Right Message Registered Charity at their Benfleet office, talking about one of my favourite subjects 😍

It was so nice to meet some lovely new faces and chat about clutter, overwhelm and finding practical organising ideas that work with your brain—not against it.

I hope everyone went home feeling a little more inspired and with a few useful tricks up their sleeves!

If any of today’s conversations struck a chord and you feel you could use some support at home, you’re always welcome to send me a message. You don’t need to tidy first or know where to start 😊

13/10/2026

Well, that was an exciting morning! 📻

Today I joined Jim Davis on BBC Radio London to chat about loyalty cards—when they’re useful, when they become clutter, and how to keep them organised so you can actually find them when you need them!

I was a little nervous beforehand, but really enjoyed the conversation. My main message? There’s no magic number of cards to keep—it’s about what you use and what works for you.

A big thank you to fellow APDO member Louise Simpson for putting me forward, and to the BBC Radio London team for having me. Still buzzing! 💛

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0032cfd
Our chat starts just after 1 hour 40 minutes if you'd like to listen for some great advice!

The best topical guests and stories in London mixed with great music and your calls.

12/10/2026

10/10/2026

Did you know that you can donate small electrical items in the bin at libraries?

And batteries too?

AND I’ve just seen that the libraries under Essex County Council have a woollen donation bin too for their natter and knit sessions!

So if you’re holding onto clutter cos you don’t want to fill up landfill (which is actually more common than you may realise), pop along to your local library with any of these items!

(I asked about books while I was in the Tarpots one in Benfleet) - sadly they don’t take books but your local charity shop does.

And, while on the subject, instead of buying books brand new, have you thought about using the library? I became a BorrowBox customer last year and got through a lot of audio books while cleaning/housework - it’s totally free and saves your shelves from more clutter, keeping only your favourite ones on display!

Got any other tips? Pop them in here!

08/10/2026

Hi all! I'm excited to announce I've just completed a course with APDO (the Association of Professional Declutters and Organisers) on paperwork. I've worked on my own paperwork and a couple of clients too but happy to offer my Friends and Family discount for the first couple of sessions to anyone interested!

03/10/2026

Woohoo! My website has been published 🥳🥳🥳

This is how I roll on a Saturday night 😂🥰

Well done to the amazing Abigail Norman for the amazing work, it has been a real pleasure working with you 😍

https://www.makingspacewithchloejane.co.uk

30/09/2026

What does clutter mean to you?

The dictionary gives us one answer—but in real life, clutter is personal.

It might be something you’re storing for somebody else, belongings that no longer fit your space, or items preventing a room from being used as intended.

Sometimes it isn’t obviously messy. It may simply be something you don’t want, need or use—but which continues to take your time, energy, space or serenity.

What feels like clutter to you?

Tell me below—or message me if you’d like some friendly, practical help making space in your home.

24/09/2026

Thought I’d pop on and say hi. Am following my motto by posting this - progress not perfection 😂🦋 Abigail Norman Julia Creasey

10/05/2026

ADULTING.
Not glamorous. Not aesthetic. Just tiny routines that stop life unravelling 😅

For Mental Health Week, I’ve been thinking a lot about how much calmer I feel when I have simple structure in place.

Not strict schedules.
Not perfection.
Just small routines that reduce overwhelm.

So I’m trying something called “bookending”:
☀️ 20 minutes in the morning for admin, messages and planning
🌙 20 minutes in the evening to reset and prep for tomorrow

Some people call routines boring.
I call it adulting 😆

As someone with ADHD/autism, I’ve realised routines aren’t about being rigid — they’re about protecting my energy and reducing decision fatigue.

And honestly? A calmer home helps too.

That’s why Benfleet Home Reset isn’t just about decluttering and organising spaces… it’s also about creating simple systems and routines you can actually stick to 💛