Marie Kondo has helped people declutter and organise their homes since the release of her first book, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, in 2011, and now her new Netflix series is sparking another round of frantic rectangle folding. Closets and drawers around the world have been transformed, and people are sharing pictures to prove it. But there's one KonMaried home we haven't really seen . . . and that's the living space of the KonMari master herself. Marie hasn't allowed reporters into her home or offered up her assumingly immaculate space for a house tour yet, but she has shared snippets of what we can safely assume is her personal dwelling on Instagram. With a sharp eye, you can get a glimpse at her clutter-free living space and see just how Marie practices what she preaches ahead.
Pictures of Marie Kondo's House
How Does the Queen of Sparking Joy Live? Peek Inside Marie Kondo's Home
What we wouldn't give for built-in cabinet drawers.
To answer your question, nope, there is absolutely no dust.
Perfectly stacked books with hidden spines and nary a loose piece of paper or dried-up pen in sight!
If you're not hand sewing something on your free-of-clutter dining table, you're doing it wrong.
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Cleaning the organizing things takes it to a whole new level.
No rogue shoes or scattered toys to be seen.
A pop of pink definitely adds joy.
Shoes should feel special, too.
Throw pillows? As if.
We didn't realize shopping bags could spark joy, but who are we to argue with the KonMari master?
We'd expect nothing less than a tidy tree and perfectly placed presents.
She's not only a bestselling author, she's a plant lady, too!
Fresh flowers always spark joy.
Throw pillows on the floor (gasp!)? Must have been an off day.
This tea set keeps her drink warm and looks pretty.
Is that an empty drawer?!
Even sunglasses have a happy home.
Incomplete, chipped tea sets not welcome.
I spy a serene water feature just outside.
I'd thank my home, too, if it looked this immaculate.