Decluttering & Organising in Wimbledon

No judgement. Sustainable systems. Calm support.

Wimbledon divides neatly into two distinct worlds: the Village at the top of the hill, with its boutique shops, large detached houses, and green spaces that back onto the common; and the town at the bottom, more urban and dense, with Victorian terraces and purpose-built flats around the station. The Village is one of south-west London's most desirable addresses, the kind of place where substantial family homes sit behind mature hedges and have been lived in and added to over decades. The town attracts a younger, more transient professional population, though the residential streets away from the high street are quieter and more settled than the centre suggests.

Wimbledon Village households in particular tend to accumulate at scale, large properties, and the particular complexity of a home that has housed a full family lifecycle. The challenge is often one of volume: too much, in too many rooms, all of which need a decision.

Order From Chaos provides professional decluttering and organising across Wimbledon with a kind, non-judgemental, ADHD-friendly approach, working at a pace that fits your life and your brain. Individual, face-to-face sessions are £45 per hour, and virtual sessions are available from £75.

Who is this for?

You might be:

A time-poor professional, retiree or family who wants a more peaceful and less stressful life and surroundings

Overwhelmed by mountains of possessions that have become a problem

Living with ADHD/ASD, disability, chronic illness, perimenopause, or burnout and needing support to get started, build momentum and achieve your decluttering objectives

Preparing for a move, renovation, new baby, or needing help unpacking post-move

Whether you’re in the Village, Raynes Park, Merton Park, or Southfields, the pattern is often similar:

Family kitchens where meal prep is non-existent, and the Deliveroo driver knows you by name

Wardrobes so tightly packed and bursting at the seams that you can't even see what you have, let alone get it out of the wardrobe

Spare rooms that haven't seen a visitor in years

Home offices where you can't work because it is too stressful

Hallways piled with items dumped when returning home

Two paper speech bubbles with question marks representing customer support and frequently asked questions.
Two paper speech bubbles with question marks representing customer support and frequently asked questions.

Decluttering v Organising

Decluttering is the process of reducing the items in your home that are leading to clutter, and Organising is creating easy systems for what you choose to keep.

Most people need a mixture of the two.

Sessions run four or seven hours at £45 an hour, and cover two related jobs: decluttering, which removes what's in your way, and organising, which sets up systems for what stays. Village houses carrying decades of belongings and Town houses built for busy family life tend to need a different balance of the two, which we work out together before starting. Once you've told me the goal for the day, I sort at a pace that respects decision fatigue, fit storage to how the room's actually used, and leave the space functioning by the time I go. Before I leave, we agree on a small next step, so the change outlasts the session.

Stacked cardboard boxes labeled donate, keep, and discard for closet decluttering and organization.
Stacked cardboard boxes labeled donate, keep, and discard for closet decluttering and organization.
Woman organizing a pink closet using white storage bins to fold and sort sweaters and clothing.
Woman organizing a pink closet using white storage bins to fold and sort sweaters and clothing.

Organisational Excellence

Before founding Order from Chaos, I spent over two decades leading complex operations in high-pressure, humanitarian crisis management, starting with the earthquakes in El Salvador in 2001. I was awarded an OBE and an Honorary Doctorate for this work. I have both ASD and ADHD (AuDHD).

That means:

Read more about my background on the About page.

Jo de Serrano OBE, founder of Order from Chaos, smiling with bright pink hair, tortoiseshell glasses
Jo de Serrano OBE, founder of Order from Chaos, smiling with bright pink hair, tortoiseshell glasses

What clients say

I asked Jo tackle a few spaces in our compact house that had got away from us, a kitchen cupboard of doom which needs to house baking items, pots and pans, chopping boards and storage containers where nothing could ever be found, a shelf overflowing with medicines for allergies, vitamins etc and an entertainment unit which serves as a bookshelf and toy tidy. Having Jo come in and deal with it all methodically and without fuss, was just what we needed. Their approach was calm and considered, and the solutions they landed on are practical, maintainable and make sense for how we use the spaces. Really grateful to Jo for bringing some calm back to our living area.

— Amanda, Mitcham

One of the best parts of my job is how I can help the environment by ensuring that as many of my clients' belongings as possible are able to be of use with someone else

A brown fabric storage box overflowing with colorful clothes for a charity donation.
A brown fabric storage box overflowing with colorful clothes for a charity donation.

I always try to donate to my clients' local charities and Wimbledon Village's High Street has a great cluster: the British Red Cross, Boutique by Shelter, Cancer Research UK and Oxfam are all within a few doors of each other, with Mary's Living & Giving for Save the Children just along the road. The British Heart Foundation on Wimbledon Bridge Road and the Royal Trinity Hospice and Cancer Research UK on the Broadway are also good options.

Historic red brick clock tower with a green dome and gold Roman numerals under a cloudy sky.
Historic red brick clock tower with a green dome and gold Roman numerals under a cloudy sky.

© Philip Bird

White Glove Home Move Support

Wimbledon is a particular kind of move, often a significant family home, frequently a step up in size or complexity, and almost always happening at a moment when life is already busy enough without adding full-scale move management on top.

I take that on. Pre-move visits to both properties, space planning for the new home, direct liaison with the removal company, proper packing oversight, and a complete unpack that leaves the house set up and functional before I leave. The kind of service where you can focus on the things that actually need your attention, because the move itself is being handled.

A 15-minute discovery call is free and the right place to begin. You can also find out more on the Home Move Management Page.

Ready to feel calmer at home?

Book a free discovery call, and we'll talk through what's not working, what you want instead, and the quickest route forward.

📅 Book: Discovery Call

📞 WhatsApp/Call: 07769 065404

✉️ Email: hello@order-from-chaos.co.uk

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Areas Served

Based in Croydon, serving London and the South East, Wimbledon and surrounding areas, including Wimbledon Village, West Wimbledon, Wimbledon Hill, Southfields, Raynes Park, Merton Park, Colliers Wood, Tooting, Chelsea, Clapham, Richmond, Kingston upon Thames, Kensington and Earlsfield.

Page Last Updated: 17th August 2026