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Moving house? It can be overwhelming, and certainly takes some level of planning and budgeting! Casper.com and At Home With Daneen have created a list of essentials to help make your move into a new home a little more smoother, and a lot more organized!
New Home Essentials: What You Need When Moving House
First rule of thumb when planning your move: Not everything you currently own needs to go with you. Leave that rank mattress in the nearest dumpster and throw those banged up pots and pans in the recycling bin. This is a new place, a new start, and time for new beginnings! Here are a few new home essentials you may want to consider when planning your move. 1. Kitchenware: Dishes, Cookware, Bakeware, Mugs & Glasses, Utensils & Cutlery
What better excuse to trash your scorched pots and pans, chipped dishes and mismatched utensils than the fact that you're moving into a brand new home? Treat your new kitchen to an upgrade with new cooking and dining necessities. Here’s a few of my faves:
The Pioneer Woman Copper Charm 10-Piece Stainless Steel Copper Bottom Cookware Set
Made of durable and high-quality stainless steel combined with an aluminum-encapsulated copper bottom, this set is rust-resistant. This unique combination offers unmatched and even heat distribution, as well as controlled cooking performance. Stainless steel construction is preferred by professional chefs for its durability and performance, yet practical for everyday use. 
The Pioneer Woman Flea Market Vintage Bloom Dinnerware Set I just adore damn near every collection The Pioneer Woman comes out with, and this one is no exception. Beautiful floral pattern with polka dot accents are sure to brighten up your new dining space. Micro and dishwasher safe. 
2. Artwork
Are you seriously going to decorate your new home exactly as your old? Probably not. Take into consideration the places in your new digs where you plan on displaying artwork; the kind of artwork you want to display, plus the what and how. Larger spaces are perfect for creating gallery walls. Smaller spots for individual pieces. Shelves, tabletops, and fireplace mantles are ideal for creating stylish vignettes.
3. Bedroom Necessities: New Mattresses, Sheets and Pillow
During my last move, I left behind all of the mattresses we owned. They were dirty and dingy and mine in particular was as old as Methuselah. I was not about to bring these funky bad boys into a new space, so it was one of the more heftier expenses I was willing to budget into my new home.
Shopping for a new mattress can be as exasperating as shopping for a new car. But Casper.com has changed the mattress shopping game dramatically. There’s zero need to visit traditional mattress stores--you order right online! Once your mattress arrives (via free shipping), Casper lets you try out your new mattress out at home for 100 days. 
Or your goat, that's cool too.
If you do want to check it out in person, Casper can be found in some brick and mortar stores (like Target) and they will still adhere to Casper’s 100 day trial period. Nice!
All of Casper’s sleep products are developed in-house by the company’s award-winning R&D team, including its pillow-in-a-pillow, and inventive Lounger and Layer (designed exclusively for Target).
Casper's Pillow-in-a-Pillow; it's the fill that thrills!
As for Casper's mattresses, they are composed of four--count 'em, four--different layers of foam: poly, memory and two layers of support foam which contour to your body to relieve pressure, while retaining a healthy bounce and a cool temperature with it’s open-cell hypoallergenic latex. There is a single piece of white fabric on top that runs from edge to edge. Most of the mattress is made in USA, with some assemblage in Mexico and the border material produced in Belgium.
Check out Casper.com for more info, then head over to amazon.com to read some of their amazing reviews COUGH4.5starsCOUGH.
Want more help with choosing a mattress? Check out this comprehensive guide from jennreviews on how to choose a mattress--according to science! Packed with practical suggestions and tips, this guide is full of useful advice for anyone interested in upping their mattress game. 
4. Closet Organization: Hangers, Hooks, Storage Bins & Baskets, Shoe & Shelf Organizers
Oh, poor closet. It’s one of the most overlooked “rooms” in the house when it comes to moving. I know, I know--you just grab your threads, kicks, odds and ends--and toss in a wardrobe box, amirite? But what happens when it's time to organize your new closets, and you have nothing of what you need? Head on over to The Container Store and check out their Elfa line of closet organization solutions.
Will your new home be rockin' a dressing room or large walk-in? Either way, check out our article on dream dressing room ideas and inspiration for some awesome closet design inspo.  5. Window Treatments: Shades, Blinds, Curtains, Drapes, Valances, Rods & Hardware
Chances are you’re going to have to measure your new windows prior to purchasing any curtains or hardware, so my suggestion is to remember these items when it comes to your new home’s budget. Shades, blinds, curtains, drapes, valances, rods and hardware need to make the list. Check out this handy measuring guide from blinds.com.
6. Utility: Smoke & C02 Detectors; Extension Cords, Surge Protectors, Light Bulbs (in varying wattages), batteries and nightlight
Have you moved house lately? What advice would you give for planning & budgeting? What would you add to this new home essentials list? Let us know in the comments below!
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