A home should support the person living there, not merely impress the visitor.

There is a version of a home arranged for the imagined guest: the good room nobody sits in, the surfaces kept clear at the cost of usefulness. It photographs well and serves nobody. The person who lives there deserves priority over the person passing through.

Walk through your place and find one thing arranged for appearances rather than for you. Change it in favor of your actual use. The room will look slightly less composed and your daily life will get noticeably better.