Laura Millar
Contributing Writer
Laura Millar (she/her) is a freelance lifestyle journalist for Good Housekeeping. She holds a degree in Film, TV & Media from the University of Michigan, and was previously the assistant lifestyle editor for GH, where she covered home design. Her byline has appeared in NBC's TODAY.com, PEOPLE, Real Simple, and Business Insider.
Latest from Laura Millar
This Design Trend Could Add Serious Value to Your Home
One expert says it "blends modern minimalism with natural elements and materials."
I Tried TikTok’s Viral Dusting Tool — Here’s What Happened
It's less than $10 and surprisingly effective.
The Modern Floor Plan Is Changing — Here’s What’s Different
A modern floor plan "isn't just about removing walls; it's about smart design that maximizes every square foot," explains one expert.
I Tried an Electric Cleaning Brush — and It Changed Everything
This product completely transformed the way I think about cleaning.
Rage Cleaning Is a Thing — and It Actually Works
If you find yourself consistently glaring at a cluttered or grimy area of your home, try channeling that aggression for good.
If You Do Just One Chore, Organizers Say Make It This
One expert says it's "transformed countless homes I've worked with, including my own."
Stop Letting These Office Items Destroy Your Productivity — Experts Warn
It's time to toss that box of papers you're saving "just in case."
I Tried the 30-Second Declutter Trick — Here’s What Happened
This strategy can can help you make quick decisions and spend less time decluttering.
Etiquette Experts Say These Are the Unspoken Laundry Room Rules
Following these tips can help you avoid awkward situations with your neighbors.
10 'Old-School' Cleaning Tricks from Grandma That Experts Say to Stop Doing
Some vintage cleaning tricks don’t hold up to modern homes.
What Is Städdag? Inside Sweden’s Community Cleaning Tradition
One expert explains that this Swedish practice "creates a community feeling and encourages people to bond."
Before You Declutter, I Tried the 90/90 Rule — Here’s My Take
One expert describes this decluttering approach as "simple, catchy, and easy to remember."