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This client LOVES linens so I needed to make sure she had access to everything as well as left some room for future acquisitions.
(Before ⇧) This home office closet was a disaster. (After ⇩)
After going through all items and whittling them down to what was necessary, my client could find what he needed when he needed it and stopped overbuying supplies.
Before the owner of this Brooklyn apartment could put it on the market, I needed to go through the entire space and stage it for potential buyers.
This closet was not maximizing the space. By using the Rubbermaid Fast Track System, my client opted for clothing storage from floor to ceiling and avoided the need for a dresser in the bedroom.
A vintage tea cart turns into a modern bar cart with bright paint and updated wheels.
(Before ⇧) Access to this NJ Shore garage was blocked from inside and out. (After ⇩)
After some time, and a lot of trash disposal, I was able to clear a path so the homeowner could access some of her items. Next step…making room for the car!
A Brooklyn couple who love to cook needed some extra space in their new apartment. I re-purposed their armoire into a satellite pantry.
(Before ⇧) This Brooklyn sewing room was literally all over the place. (After ⇩)
The sewing area is now clear for easy machine access.
By adding vertical shoe racks and hanging storage to this closet, I was able to corral my client’s shoe obsession.