Edits Inc.

04/01/2026

Happy New Year, everyone! 😊

With the 1st work week of 2026 starting soon, this weekend feels like a last real chance to slow down before the year gets busy.

Instead of the usual New Year greetings, we wanted to share something more meaningful. One thing 2025 really taught us is: good years don’t happen by accident – they’re built on small moments of honest reflection and intention.

That’s why we designed this simple *one-page* reflection sheet, adapted from an insightful podcast. The questions helped us take stock and get clearer on what a “good” year actually looks like.

If you have a quiet moment, we hope this gives you a small boost before 2026 takes off.

Wishing you a genuinely great 2026 – in whatever matters most to you!

Cheers! 🥳🍻
The Edits Inc Team
#2026

30/10/2023

Day #1 of a turnkey local relo project. Client not home? That's what we're here for.

We're gonna work while they're on holiday. All furniture will be in place and everything in the closets will be organized by the time they're back. Home sweet home.

26/09/2023

What's for dinner, ma?

23/07/2023

Organizing will make a space feel and look better, but it's not all about achieving instagrammable spaces.

Sometimes, the client only has the bandwidth to get the space to a point where they can continue the journey by themselves. Some clients find it difficult to make a decision on a few category of items within a couple of hours, because it's either been with them a long time, or needs more time to look through (like books, papers, documents).

So we prioritize....

1. For the high touch, high frequency items, the priority is to declutter and organize them so that the client can live in an orderly space from henceforth. (Photos 1 and 2)

2. For the low touch, low frequency items, the priority is to collate them in a logical manner, with sufficient working space around it, so that the client can work on them when they have the time to. (Photo 3)

When bandwidth is limited, it is important to get things DONE, and not worry about perfection. The goal is to get to a point where the client has the space to properly live, and where the organization truly makes a positive difference in the client's life. Then, they are energized and empowered to continue working on the rest at their own pace.

So if you've been looking at highly curated (aka edited) Instagram images of perfectly organized spaces (with nary a hair out of place) and are on the verge of giving up trying on your own, give us a call.

We have a plan to move you FORWARD, at WHATEVER level of disarray, timeframe, budget, energy level, you possess. It's all about momentum, not perfection.

12/06/2023

These shoes are made for walking.
One of these days these shoes are gonna walk all over Singapore. 🤣

This section is only the tip of the iceberg, but it's the most important tip, in terms of usage (not price). For this lovely raven-haired maiden, the shoes are really meant for walking, not for collecting. The total collection is well over 120 pairs, but hey, who's counting? 😄

Some might notice that the shoes grouped isn't quite grouped by type or colour. Yes, you're right! This is deliberate. They're grouped by frequency of usage. This is the 2nd most-frequenrly-used set, while the most frequently used ones are in a cupboard next to the house entrance, and the least frequently used set is in the least accessible cupboard.

There is no ONE way of organizing items. Every home has different inherent challenges, so it's always a combined consideration of the existing constraints of the space and the usage patterns. That's why we are the professionals - we figure out what's the best way of working with what you already have, in a way that works for your particular lifestyle needs, without tearing out the cabinets and rebuilding new ones.

We're downright doctors, ain't it?!

30/03/2023

Y'know, we rarely proselytize about having less, because we never believe that less is more.

Nor do we believe that having more is more, because more is never enough. Who in the world, when gifted a large house (or collection of clothes, or cars, or gadgets, or sums of money) would ever feel it's enough? No. One. Ever.

So when we work with our clients, we always encourage contentment. Yes, we want to pursue a larger house, a nicer bag collection, a nicer set of sneakers than our Bata's, but in the pursuit of what you want, learn to be happy and content with what you already have. Because that contentment will allow you to enjoy and derive happiness from what you already have.

It's deep, I know. And we rarely share about such wishy-washy touchy-feely stuff. So if you hear this from us, it is important enough. 😄

By the way, this came from a podcast, but out of respect for religious sensitivities, we won't be sharing the link here. DM us if you want the link!

This coming weekend, perhaps it's time to discover what you already have. Your collection(s) might surprise you! 😊

23/03/2023

我们从不提倡极简风，但这屋主说的也很对。。
“没有茶几的客厅，不用担心孩子爬高跌下来；没有床架的房间，不用担心孩子睡觉滚下床；把椅子都叠起来，不用担心孩子好玩跌下来；把东西都收纳橱柜内，不用担心孩子触碰危险物品”

这 “又懒又穷” 的装修方式，真赞！比起新加坡现在流行的 ins-到处贴laminate-风， 真的舒适，平和了许多。没有了装饰的那些”杂物“，真的会比较容易集中精神。

这样的家，你想要吗？

近年，断舍离是个风靡世界各地的一种生活理念，意指“断”绝不需要的东西；“舍”去多余的事物；“离”开对物品的执着，收拾了家中破烂儿的同时，也收拾了内心的破烂儿，让活活变得开心。大马一名人妻日前在面子

06/02/2023

https://www.insider.com/kitchen-designs-that-dont-age-well-according-to-interior-designers -shelving-concepts-may-be-a-bust-in-the-long-term-8

This is one of the very few honest articles that I've read about home design trends. And having seen so many homes across all market segments (HDB, condo, penthouses, landed) while helping homeowners to address their organisational issues 5 to 10 years after they've moved in, I dare say that most design trends don't pass the longevity test.

If you're spending a year's salary on the reno (or even way more), you want the reno to last at least a decade, instead of having to replace it 3/4 years down the road.

By longevity, I mean it's:
(a) Easy to clean - kitchens are hard working spaces after all!

(b) Flexible enough to accommodate lifestyle changes - DINKY couples will have babies, who will grow into young children, then teens, then young adults. That pigeon-hole wine cabinet may get frequent use when you move in, but will gather dust when the baby bottles come along

(c) Will continue to function as originally intended even after heavy usage. Beware the fancy fittings/hinges.

(d) Looks good if even the colour or finishing fades. Has anyone ever wondered what gold/black taps will look like 5 to 10 years down the road?

Spend your hard-earned money wisely. And if you're not sure what will last, ask us! All questions welcomed at the WhatsApp link below

19/12/2022

#家簡塵除 的鐵粉們真的好厲害哦！今天去附近買東西，打車回來的時候，手裡拎著蠻多東西。巴士裡的一位阿姨看到我左擁右抱，就把座位讓給我。

原來。。。即使我帶了口罩，頭髮被大風吹得亂七八糟 （我出門前有好好梳頭發哦），她一眼就認出我是節目裡的收納達人。真的好厲害哦!!! 不愧是節目的鐵粉。

阿姨問我節目節目上看到的囤積一大堆東西的家是不是節目組“造”出來的。所以本人在這裡跟大家報備一下。。節目裡的每一個家都是真的。

每個家庭都有難唸的經，有些家庭就是在收納方面被難倒了。不代表他們不自愛，而是有時候他們力不從心。 #家簡塵除 給他們一臂之力，緩解他們的 “不知道如何開始”。

我深希望每位觀看節目的朋友都能夠從中學習收納知識，為家人打造一個寬敞溫馨的家。

10/11/2022

Watch party for House Everything with Elayne, Sam and 愛蓮阿姨.

#家簡塵除 第3集 你看了嗎？突擊檢查一定要看哦！
有沒有被愛蓮阿姨家的改變震撼到？

29/10/2022

新系列的家簡塵除這個星期四開播了!

來看看今年團隊面臨什麼挑戰，然後怎麼去拯救有家中雜亂的空間。每個家庭捨不得的東西有哪些？整理後家庭的氛圍有什麼樣的改變？整理的時候又面對什麼樣的挑戰，又怎麼克服呢？

整理不只是一個活動，也需要勇敢地面對自己年附年囤積後的後果，和對家裡大大小小成員的影響。你是否在這些家庭的故事裡看到了自己/家人呢？如果是的話，就跟著我們的整理達人 一起學習收納妙招咯!

不要錯過今年第8播道為你精心準備的驚喜哦! 每個星期四 8 點不見不散! 😁😁

29/10/2022

在 #家簡塵除 裡，每一位參與者，包括主持人，都認真地學習整理的知識。大家在折衣服的時候也非常用心，把小朋友的衣服折成一個個小小的口袋，而不是一粒粒網球。

每個人都渴望有個整齊，容易打理的家。但很多時候因為種種原因（年邁，家人不配合，家裡增添新成員，工作時間偏長， 等等）而力不從心。知識雖是重要，但取捨和收納往往需要一家人齊心協力才能在達到持久的成果。

如果你星期四晚上看了我們的節目後，希望自家也可以煥然一新，可以上 MeWatch 和家人重新溫習一下，從中找找開始取捨和整理的動力。😊
https://www.mewatch.sg/season/House-Everything-S2-325108

學会了口袋式折法後，記得 tag 我們喔!

#收納達人