Declutter and Organizing Projects

Child's Room- BEFORE

I helped this single father reclaim control of his daughters room. It was a constant battle for him, and whenever he would try to tackle it, he said he would get overwhelmed and give up.

Child's Room- AFTER

Working with his daughter for about 3 months we were able to remove quite a bit of sell and donate items, as well as separate out the seasonal clothes not in use.

Changing hangers, clearing out old clothes that don't fit, and utilizing the space as a hide away nook were on the wish list for my clients.

PROTIP: Storing unused clothes for next season gives the feeling of new clothes each time you pull the bins out for the next season, and it typically fees up space for the appropriate seasons clothing.

Master Closet - BEFORE

After this family's move, it was difficult for them to catch up with the clutter, and the eating area needed to be handicap accessible.

I moved the table to allow a wheelchair comfortably, repositioned the cat food bowl, and brought the stools this original table came with back to life.

The placement of the coffee maker was improper for this families needs, and therefore made their lives more difficult in the morning.

Moving the coffee maker to the other end of the kitchen allowed wheelchair accessibility, and more relaxed brewing in their future mornings. Of course we moved the cups to match.

This corner can become a catch all. especially with a large appliance there. Keeping the eye line low keeps the counter feeling spacious.

A close up of the new coffee nook, so accessible and cozy for this family.

With such unique cabinets, this family was struggling to see the vision of their kitchen.

Utilizing the odd cabinets for things they use often in this space will allow the chef in this family to cook with ease.

Once large appliances, and party platters were given a home, it was easy to organize the pantry with heavy items down low and light items up top - keeping in mind the most frequently accessed items.

This family was struggling with utilizing this space in an efficient way. Their requests were; unused pans easy to access, food storage kept out of the way, and easier access to the items used everyday.

Pantry- AFTER

PROTIP: Want to give your pantry a little spark? Remove old, disliked and expired food first. You will be surprised at what you have left, and be able to shift your buying habits to buy things only when necessary in order to keep your pantry rotating and not stale.

This clients biggest complaint was the room was just not functional for her.

After moving the washer and dryer, the fold down table is now able to be utilized. Taking advantage of all the storage options above the cabinets was easy with all the large party platters this family owns!

This clients biggest complaint was the room was just not functional for her.

This clients biggest complaint was the room was just not functional for her.