Giving gifts that do not add clutter to the home is my kind of gift. It takes some finding, but you can do it. Because it may take time, you may procrastinate till the very end. But, instead of rushing to the nearby Target or Walmart to grab the flowers and a box of chocolate, try sharing these clutter free Valentine’s Day gifts I have compiled some options.
Great Gifts Valentine’s Day
Perfect for your jewelry collectors:
Know someone who loves to buy jewelry? Jewelry organizers like these work great. It helps them see all their pieces. And may even assist them to get ready quicker in the morning.
Perfect for your parents with health issues:
You may think your parent has everything, but they may not. Look for items that are unique to their situation. If they have problems with arthritis, they may want to find things that will help opening cans, doors, etc… Here are a few I found on Amazon.
Perfect for your adult child:
These are great gifts for a son in his place who is just starting out. They may not have everything to organize their home so look for items that will improve their quality of life in their new home. Tools are a great option to help them out. When space is hard to come by in a bedroom, a bedside caddy is perfect.
Perfect for your on-the-go person:
Whether it is your daughter in college or a family member that travels for work, these items help with clutter free travel. When you can reduce the stuff while traveling, it makes traveling that much easier.
Perfect for the chefs in your life:
Organizing products in the kitchen not only help a cook streamline their process but it can also save them money. They can see what they have and what they need at a glance. Here are my favorite gift ideas.
Well, there you have it. If you don’t buy for anyone else, you can still buy for yourself. Treat yourself to something that will make you happy but won’t add clutter to your home. Something small and useful works nicely. Happy giving! What is your favorite clutter-free gift? Please leave a comment below.
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Even I use the jar opener without arthritis! I love the bedside caddy and the laptop mount for the back seat… I might just have to get those!
These are great ideas Sabrina! My hubby bought me a set of nesting food storage containers one year for Valentines Day and our friends all laughed at him, thinking I’d be upset that it wasn’t a more romantic gift. But my hubby knows me well… I love those containers and they make my life easier every day… that says love to me 🙂
I’m the same way, Hilda. My hubby always buys me things for the kitchen and I don’t care. I’m a gadget girl at heart. Thanks for stopping by and commenting. =)
I love that multi-tool hammer! What a handy item to have on hand. I could see adding one to my Organizer kit. 🙂
Great Valentine’s Day gift ideas, Sabrina for reducing clutter. I have to admit that I’m more of a traditionalist when it comes to this holiday. I do love my chocolate, flowers and cards. But mostly I enjoy letting my loved ones know how much they mean to me. I also like giving “clutter-free” gifts like gift certificates for massages and personal services, dinner or movie night out.
I love all these ideas Sabrina and can think of several people who they would make great gifts for! I’m with Stacey though, if someone buys me a jewelry box I’m hoping there’s some jewelry inside too 🙂 Great post!
That would be a wonderful gift. Here’s jewelry box and oh, by the way, some beautiful bling to go with it. That’s my kind of present. =)
Aaack! I meant **Label Maker earrings!
I like the idea of the jewelry box but I think if a guy were to give his significant other a jewelry box, I’d recommend to him that he put a little piece of jewelry inside. Even a PO who loves organizing products would appreciate a shiny surprise–even something as cute as a pair of cute costume earrings. Does The Container Store sell little labelmazer earrings?
I don’t know, but that would be awesome! =)
Yes a in house tool box for everyday needs is a great gift. Like Janet, i also have the module mates, i love them, even brought mine with me from England 21 years ago.
Wow, really cool. Thanks for stopping by and sharing. =)
A compact little tool kit is great for college age kids as well. A tool like that provides a lot of functionality for very little space.
I have modular food storage containers similar to those, and I love them! They are so efficient in terms of space and keep the food fresh for a long time. I’ve had mine for years, maybe decades.