Sort Your Life Out is the BBC’s new home improvement series which sees Stacey Solomon and her team of experts set out to declutter and transform the homes of six families.
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Following a successful one-off pilot episode that aired in April this year, the show has returned with a full series. Read on to find out everything you need to know about Stacey's new show.
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Hosting the programme is singer and Loose Women star Stacey Solomon whose organisation and upcycling hacks have garnered wide attention from fans on social media and has earned her millions of Instagram followers. She is joined by a team of professionals who will be helping her to sort out six homes.
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What to expect of the show
The official BBC synopsis reads: "Together they’ll makeover Britain’s cluttered homes by first stripping them bare, then laying all their possessions out in a giant warehouse resembling an art installation of their entire lives, before asking the families to let go of thousands of their possessions. Emotions will run high as the families must decide what to keep and what to let go of. The items that the families’ part with will be recycled, donated or sold."
© Photo: BBCStacey and her team will declutter the homes of six families
"Once sorted, Stacey and her team will beautifully reorganise their home by cleaning, upcycling and putting systems in place for the possessions they decide to keep. Each of the team has their own unique cleaning quirks and tidying tips that viewers will be able to take away and implement in their own homes."
Talking about the show, Stacey said: "There’s always that one room or cupboard I can’t face sorting out at home, but once I’ve done it there’s nothing more satisfying. One cupboard at a time, we’ll be helping families declutter their homes and get organised in a way that works for them."
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She continued: "I’ll be sharing my ultimate tidying and upcycling tips, from Lazy Susans to tension rods, there’ll be lots of great ideas to give viewers the confidence to finally tackle that cupboard!"
Who are the experts in Stacey's team?
Stacey is joined by organiser extraordinaire Dilly Carter, carpenter and upcycler Robert Bent, and cleaning fanatic Iwan Carrington. Read on to find out a little bit more about the experts.
© Photo: BBCExperts Dilly, Robert and Iwan will help to declutter the home of six families
Dilly Carter
Dilly Carter is a professional organiser who "believes that if we all cut the clutter, live better with less and give ourselves more headspace, we will enjoy life more". She also founded her own organising and home styling service, Declutter Dollies, in which she transforms her clients' homes.
© Photo: BBCRobert Bent
Robert Bent is the lead carpenter at REBB Carpentry, a service that provides "custom, professional and affordable home improvements". When he's not transforming homes with Stacey and the rest of the team, Robert can be found updating his Instagram page with his latest projects.
© Photo: BBCIwan Carrington
Away from the BBC home improvement show, cleaning fanatic Iwan Carrington runs his own Youtube channel called Mr Carrington in which he shares his organising and cleaning tips, as well as DIY and renovation advice. Iwan also frequently appears on Channel 4's Steph's Packed Lunch as the show's bargain and deals hunter.
© Photo: BBCHow many episodes are there?
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After a successful pilot earlier this year, the show is returning with six episodes of the home improvement series. Stacey will take six families across the UK on a week-long journey to declutter and organise their homes, upcycling their items in the process.
© Photo: BBCThe series comes after a successful one-off pilot in April
The show comes after Stacey’s first book Tap to Tidy: Organising, Crafting & Creating Happiness in a Messy World reached number one on the Sunday Times Bestseller List following its release in March this year. In the book, she shares organisation methods, hacks, recipes and crafting make-ups.
How to apply for the show
Applications for the show are currently closed. However, should Stacey and the team return for another series, families in need of a serious home makeover will be encouraged to apply via the Optomen website.
Applications for the show are currently closed
Sort Your Life Out airs on Thursday nights at 8 pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
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