The UK Clutter Report: Survey of 2,000 Adults on Possessions and Storage Stress
Clutter in British homes is rarely a matter of owning too much, according to this report from Furniture in Fashion. It is a matter of possessions with no assigned place, and most households described as short of storage have enough capacity in total but the wrong storage in the wrong rooms. We have not commissioned survey fieldwork and no published national dataset on possessions and storage stress is available to cite, so this analysis presents no percentages, counts or rankings. It works instead from the fixed dimensions of UK homes, identifying the thresholds where clutter gathers: the front door, the kitchen worktop and the bedroom chair. The report explains why deep storage is often wasted storage, why open shelving displays clutter that closed storage absorbs, and why the narrow hallway of a terraced house is the highest pressure storage point in the home and the least often furnished for it....