This will be Kondo's second collaboration with the streaming service provider.

The products, available on her website, range from the utilitarian to the obscure.

His mother's scrapbook included various newspaper clippings from late '60s.

Urban Indians have a new FOMO — the fear of missing out on books while they binge-watch their favourite shows online.

The organising guru also reveals why an extra supply of things is not necessarily a bad thing.

She has gone through a lot of mansplaining along the way, but took it with a pinch of salt.

Decluttering consultants providing professional organising services report a 30-35% increase in service requests and queries in India.

Kondo also said that she wants to teach this to her kids.

Japan’s de-cluttering queen believes possessions must justify their presence.

The method is prescribed by tidying expert Marie Kondo in a book.

Tired of frenzied consumption, many Indians are embracing minimalism to declutter their spaces & minds.

Decluttering and leaving behind past baggages can make a big difference to most of us.